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Lesson: Hasad, Kibr, Riya

Total questions: 52

Worksheet time: 26mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the definition of Hasad (envy)?

a)

Feeling happy for others' success

b)

Wishing for others to lose their blessings

c)

Being content with what you have

d)

Sharing your blessings with others

2.

Which of the following is a consequence of envy?

a)

Increased gratitude

b)

Destruction of good deeds

c)

Strengthened relationships

d)

Inner peace

3.

How can one overcome envy?

a)

By focusing on others' flaws

b)

By practicing gratitude and contentment

c)

By competing with others

d)

By ignoring the problem

4.

What does Islam teach about envy?

a)

It is encouraged to motivate self-improvement

b)

It is a destructive sin that harms the heart

c)

It is permissible if directed toward non-believers

d)

It has no spiritual consequences

5.

Which dua can protect against envy?

a)

Dua for wealth

b)

Dua for patience

c)

Dua for seeking refuge from envy (e.g., Surah Al-Falaq)

d)

Dua for success

6.

What is the opposite of envy?

a)

Greed

b)

Gratitude

c)

Arrogance

d)

Laziness

7.

Which Prophet is known for being envied by his brothers?

a)

Prophet Musa (AS)

b)

Prophet Yusuf (AS)

c)

Prophet Ibrahim (AS)

d)

Prophet Muhammad (SAW)

8.

What is the root cause of envy?

a)

Generosity

b)

Discontentment and lack of gratitude

c)

Humility

d)

Kindness

9.

How does envy affect relationships?

a)

It strengthens bonds

b)

It creates mistrust and resentment

10.

Which Islamic concept helps combat envy?

a)

Tawakkul (reliance on Allah)

b)

Riya (ostentation)

c)

Kibr (arrogance)

d)

Ghibah (backbiting)

11.

Jealousy is permissible if it motivates you to work harder.

a)

True

b)

False

12.

Gratitude can help eliminate feelings of envy.

a)

True

b)

False

13.

Envy harms the person who is envious.

a)

True

b)

False

14.

Seeking refuge in Allah can protect against the evil of envy.

a)

True

b)

False

15.

Scenario 1: Your friend just got a new car, and you feel upset because you cannot afford one. How should you handle this situation according to Islamic teachings?

a)

Feel envious and upset about your situation.

b)

Congratulate your friend and be grateful for what you have.

c)

Ignore your friend's new car and focus on your problems.

d)

Try to buy a new car to compete with your friend.

16.

Scenario 2: A classmate scored higher than you on an exam, and you feel jealous. What steps can you take to overcome this feeling?

a)

Talk to your classmate and learn from their study methods.

b)

Ignore the feeling and move on.

c)

Complain to the teacher about the exam difficulty.

d)

Stop talking to your classmate.

17.

Scenario 3: Your sibling received a gift that you wanted, and you feel envious. How can you turn this feeling into something positive?

a)

By expressing gratitude for what you have

b)

By ignoring the feeling

c)

By complaining to your parents

d)

By taking the gift from your sibling

18.

What is the definition of Kibr (arrogance)?

a)

Humility before Allah

b)

Feeling superior to others

c)

Being kind to others

d)

Showing gratitude

19.

Which of the following is a sign of arrogance?

a)

Helping others in need

b)

Refusing to accept advice

c)

Praying regularly

d)

Being patient

20.

How does arrogance affect one's relationship with Allah?

a)

It brings one closer to Allah

b)

It distances one from Allah

c)

It has no effect

d)

It increases one's faith

21.

What is the opposite of arrogance?

a)

Pride

b)

Humility

22.

Which Prophet is known for his humility despite his high status?

a)

Prophet Musa (AS)

b)

Prophet Muhammad (SAW)

c)

Prophet Ibrahim (AS)

d)

Prophet Sulaiman (AS)

23.

What is the root cause of arrogance?

a)

Gratitude

b)

Selfishness and pride

c)

Kindness

d)

Generosity

24.

How can one overcome arrogance?

a)

By focusing on one's achievements

b)

By practicing humility and self-reflection

c)

By competing with others

d)

By ignoring others' opinions

25.

What does Islam teach about arrogance?

a)

It is a sign of strong faith

b)

It is a major sin that leads to destruction

c)

It is permissible if directed toward non-believers

d)

It has no spiritual consequences

26.

Which dua can help protect against arrogance?

a)

Dua for wealth

b)

Dua for humility

c)

Dua for success

d)

Dua for patience

27.

How does arrogance affect relationships?

a)

It strengthens bonds

b)

It creates division and resentment

c)

It promotes teamwork

d)

It has no effect

28.

Arrogance is a sign of strong faith.

a)

True

b)

False

29.

Humility is a praised quality in Islam.

a)

True

b)

False

30.

Arrogance only affects one's relationship with others, not with Allah.

a)

True

b)

False

31.

Refusing to forgive others is a form of arrogance.

a)

True

b)

False

32.

Arrogance can lead to destruction in this life and the hereafter.

a)

True

b)

False

33.

Scenario 1: You are praised for your achievements and start feeling superior to others. How can you remind yourself to stay humble?

a)

By reflecting on your past mistakes

b)

By comparing yourself to others

c)

By ignoring the praise

d)

By boasting about your achievements

34.

What is the definition of Riya (ostentation)?

a)

Sincerity in worship

b)

Showing off good deeds to gain praise

c)

Helping others in secret

d)

Being humble

35.

Which of the following is an example of Riya?

a)

Praying alone at home

b)

Donating charity anonymously

c)

Posting about your charity work on social media for likes

d)

Helping a neighbor without telling anyone

36.

How does Riya affect one's deeds?

a)

It increases the reward of the deed

b)

It nullifies the reward of the deed

c)

It has no effect

d)

It makes the deed obligatory

37.

What is the opposite of Riya?

a)

Arrogance

b)

Sincerity (Ikhlas)

c)

Envy

d)

Greed

38.

Which Islamic concept emphasizes doing deeds solely for Allah's pleasure?

a)

Tawakkul

b)

Ikhlas

c)

Kibr

d)

Hasad

39.

What is the root cause of Riya?

a)

Fear of Allah

b)

Desire for people's praise

c)

Gratitude

d)

Humility

40.

How can one avoid Riya?

a)

By seeking praise from others

b)

By hiding one's good deeds

c)

By competing with others

41.

What does Islam teach about Riya?

a)

It is a minor sin with no consequences

b)

It is a major sin that nullifies good deeds

c)

It is permissible if it motivates others to do good

d)

It has no spiritual consequences

42.

Which dua can help protect against Riya?

a)

Dua for wealth

b)

Dua for sincerity (Ikhlas)

c)

Dua for success

d)

Dua for patience

43.

How does Riya affect one's relationship with Allah?

a)

It brings one closer to Allah

b)

It distances one from Allah

c)

It has no effect

d)

It increases one's faith

44.

Sincerity (Ikhlas) is the key to avoiding Riya.

a)

True

b)

False

45.

Doing good deeds in secret is a way to avoid Riya.

a)

True

b)

False

46.

Scenario 1: You are about to post about your charity work on social media. How can you ensure your intention is pure?

a)

Reflect on your motives before posting

b)

Post without thinking

c)

Seek validation from others

d)

Ignore the impact of your post

47.

Scenario 2: You feel proud when people praise you for your good deeds. How can you remind yourself to seek only Allah's pleasure?

a)

By seeking validation from others

b)

By focusing on personal achievements

c)

By reminding yourself of Allah's only accepts sincere deeds

d)

By ignoring all forms of praise

48.

Scenario 3: You notice a friend showing off their prayers to gain admiration. How can you advise them without causing offense?

a)

Advise them to be more humble in their practice because Allah only accepts sincere deeds

b)

Ignore their behavior.

49.

In Islam, after a person embraces faith, which identity takes priority over all others?

a)

National identity

b)

Ethnic background

c)

Tribal affiliation

d)

Faith-based brotherhood

50.

Why can even good or noble labels become harmful?

a)

ecause labels are always forbidden

b)

Because words lose meaning over time

c)

Because intentions behind words can cause division

d)

Because Arabic terms should not be reused

51.

When conflicts arise between Muslims, the Sunnah encourages:

a)

Making the issue public

b)

. Gathering supporters

c)

Exaggerating the injustice

d)

Diffusing the situation calmly

52.

Why is escalating small conflicts dangerous?

a)

It wastes time

b)

It causes embarrassment

c)

It can divide entire communities

d)

It affects only the people involved