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41
What is the 'Right to a Good Name' for a newborn?
Correct Option
Option B
Explanation
The Prophet (PBUH) taught that parents have a duty to give their children good names. He even changed the names of some companions that had negative meanings. This establishes the 'Right to a Positive Identity,' ensuring the child's self-esteem and social standing are protected from the start.
42
What is the 'Right to Dignity in Speech'?
Correct Option
Option B
Explanation
Surah Al-Hujurat strictly prohibits mocking others or calling them by offensive names. This protects the 'Right to Verbal Respect,' ensuring that social interactions are grounded in dignity and that individuals are not subjected to psychological bullying or public humiliation.
43
How does Islam view the 'Right to Self-Defense'?
Correct Option
Option B
Explanation
Islamic law allows an individual to defend themselves against an aggressor. If a person is killed while defending their property or honor, they are considered a 'Shaheed' (martyr), affirming that the 'Right to Self-Protection' is a sacred and fundamental liberty.
44
What is the Islamic 'Right to Peace'?
Correct Option
Option B
Explanation
The name of the religion itself comes from the root for peace. The Quran instructs that 'if they incline towards peace, you must also incline towards it.' This establishes the 'Right to Live in Peace' as the norm, with conflict being a strictly regulated last resort to repel aggression.
45
What is the right of 'The Destitute' to the surplus wealth of the rich?
Correct Option
Option B
Explanation
The Quran describes the wealth of the rich as containing a 'recognized right for the beggar and the deprived.' This changes charity from an optional act of kindness to the fulfillment of an 'Economic Right' that belongs to the poor, correcting social imbalance.
46
What is the 'Right of the Sick' to be visited (Iyadat-ul-Marid)?
Correct Option
Option B
Explanation
The Prophet (PBUH) listed visiting the sick as one of the six fundamental rights of a Muslim over another. This ensures that the ill are not socially isolated and receive emotional and spiritual support, establishing a 'Right to Social Concern' during times of vulnerability.
47
In Islam, what is the right regarding 'Fair Weights and Measures' in the market?
Correct Option
Option B
Explanation
The Quran has an entire chapter (Al-Mutaffifin) condemning those who give short measure. This protects the 'Right to Economic Fairness,' ensuring that the poor and average citizens are not cheated out of their basic needs in the marketplace.
48
What is the 'Right to Public Security' in an Islamic city?
Correct Option
Option B
Explanation
One of the signs of a successful Islamic society, according to the Prophet (PBUH), is a traveler being able to journey from one distant city to another fearing nothing but Allah. This establishes the 'Right to Public Safety,' placing the responsibility on the state to maintain law and order for everyone.
49
What is the 'Right of the Guest' (Huquq-ul-Dayf) in Islam?
Correct Option
Option B
Explanation
Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) said, 'Whoever believes in Allah and the Last Day, let him honor his guest.' The first day and night is considered a 'gift' (Ja'izah), and hospitality for three days is a right, promoting a compassionate and interconnected social fabric.
50
Does a person have the 'Right to Escape Oppression' through migration?
Correct Option
Option B
Explanation
The Quran criticizes those who accept oppression when they have the means to leave. Migration (Hijrah) to a place where rights and faith can be practiced safely is not just a right but sometimes a duty, affirming the 'Right to Seek Safety' from tyranny.
