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The MCQs below are drawn from the Ethics (for Non-Muslims) subject category.
In modern times, collective ijtihad by councils of scholars addresses complex issues. It combines expertise across fields. It is essential for bioethics, finance, and governance. It ensures wider legitimacy.
Halal refers to what is lawful and permissible. It is the default state of things unless proven otherwise. It contrasts with haram (forbidden). Shariʿah guides Muslims toward halal in all aspects of life.
1393
Which hadith collection did Imam al-Nawawi often use when writing Riyadh al-Salihin?
After Ali’s martyrdom, Hasan made peace with Mu‘awiyah in 661 CE. This ended immediate conflict between Muslims. It is known as the Year of Unity. It temporarily healed divisions.
1396
What was Ali’s stance on non-Muslims under his rule?
Ali upheld protection of non-Muslims under Islamic law. He emphasized justice for them. He once said: “They pay jizyah so their blood is like ours.” His fairness extended to all subjects.
Mu‘awiyah demanded Uthman’s killers be punished before pledging allegiance. Ali delayed due to instability. This led to prolonged conflict. It divided Muslims into camps.
1398
How did Ali treat his enemies after victory at Jamal?
After the Battle of Jamal, Ali showed magnanimity. He treated Aisha respectfully and sent her back to Madinah with honor. He pardoned Talha and Zubayr’s supporters. His forgiveness reflected Islamic ethics.
1399
Which famous hadith highlights Ali’s status at Khaybar?
At Khaybar, the Prophet ﷺ promised victory through a man who loved Allah and His Messenger. He gave the banner to Ali, who then defeated the Jewish fortress. This event showed Ali’s bravery and status. His victory secured Khaybar for Muslims.
Ali was buried in Najaf, Iraq. His grave became a significant site for Muslims. Najaf remains one of the holiest Islamic cities. His burial location reflects his central role in Iraq’s history.
