Grade 7 islamic religious education – Reforms Introduced by Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W.) Quiz
1. Which reform introduced by Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W.) stopped the pre-Islamic practice of burying baby girls alive?
Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W.) forbade burying baby girls alive, valuing the lives of girls. The other options are incorrect because trade taxes, unlimited polygamy, and banning marriages between tribes were not reforms aimed at ending that practice.
2. Which reform ensured fair shares of inheritance for women?
The Prophet (S.A.W.) introduced inheritance rules that gave women specific shares of inheritance. The other choices wrongly suggest women were excluded or tribal leaders took all.
3. What reform improved the treatment and rights of orphans?
Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W.) taught that orphans' property must be protected and guardians must be fair. The other options describe harmful practices he opposed.
4. Which reform encouraged Muslims to give for the poor and needy regularly?
Zakat was introduced as a formal duty to help the poor and reduce inequality. The other choices do not describe the institutional charity system of zakat.
5. Which reform promoted equality among people regardless of tribe or race?
The Prophet (S.A.W.) emphasized equality of all Muslims regardless of race or tribe; Bilal, an Ethiopian companion, is often cited as an example. The other options promote tribal privilege, which he opposed.
6. Which reform introduced consultation (shura) in decision-making for the community?
Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W.) practiced and encouraged consultation in community affairs. The other options describe undemocratic or superstitious methods he did not promote.
7. Which reform changed the rules of marriage to protect women's rights?
Islamic reforms emphasized the bride's consent and that the dowry (mahr) belongs to her. The other options violate the protections introduced.
8. Which reform limited revenge and blood feuds between tribes?
The Prophet (S.A.W.) established legal processes and encouraged forgiveness to reduce tribal vendettas. The other options describe practices he worked to eliminate.
9. Which reform addressed the treatment and emancipation of slaves?
Islamic teachings promoted humane treatment and encouraged freeing slaves as a good deed. The other options promote cruelty and expansion of slavery, which contradict the reforms.
10. Which reform banned the drinking of intoxicants such as alcohol?
Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W.) taught that intoxicants are forbidden because they harm individuals and society. The other choices are incorrect and contrary to Islamic teachings.
11. Which reform improved honesty in business and trade?
The Prophet (S.A.W.) insisted on honest measures and fair dealing in business. The other options promote dishonesty or unfair restrictions.
12. Which reform established the Constitution of Medina as a model for governance?
The Constitution (Charter) of Medina created a multi-religious community with rights and duties. The other choices misrepresent the inclusive and written nature of the charter.
13. Which reform set rules to protect the rights of women in divorce proceedings?
Islamic teachings introduced fair procedures, maintenance for women during waiting periods, and protections in divorce. The others deny these protections.
14. Which reform discouraged tribal arrogance and promoted community solidarity?
The Prophet (S.A.W.) taught that true honour comes from piety, not tribe, promoting unity. The other choices encourage division and dominance.
15. Which reform established rules protecting people's property and contracts?
Islam stresses fulfilling contracts and respecting others' property. The other options contradict these principles.
16. Which reform introduced limits on polygamy to protect women's rights?
Islam set a limit of four wives and stressed fairness; if fairness cannot be maintained, monogamy is preferred. The other answers misstate the rules.
17. Which reform improved hygiene and public health practices in the community?
Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W.) emphasized cleanliness (tahara), ritual washing, and caring for public health. The other choices contradict these teachings.
18. Which reform protected the rights of non-Muslims living in the early Muslim community?
The Charter of Medina set out mutual rights and responsibilities for Muslims and non-Muslims. The other options describe forced or unjust practices the charter did not endorse.
19. Which reform introduced fair treatment of prisoners of war?
The Prophet (S.A.W.) guided compassionate treatment of prisoners, offering ransoms, release, or humane care. The other choices are cruel and not aligned with his teachings.
20. Which reform forbade interest (riba) to protect the poor from exploitation?
Islamic reform forbade exploitative interest to protect borrowers. The other options either promote interest, discriminate, or prohibit lending entirely, which are incorrect.
21. Which reform improved children's rights and upbringing?
Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W.) taught kindness, proper upbringing, and education for children. The other options are harmful and contrary to his teachings.
22. Which reform established the mosque as a centre for both worship and community life?
The Prophet (S.A.W.) used the mosque as a community centre for teaching, discussion (shura) and social support. The other choices limit or misuse the mosque.
23. Which reform taught that leaders must be just and accountable?
Prophetic teachings stressed justice, accountability and consultation for rulers. The other answers describe oppression or lawlessness.
24. Which reform set rules to ensure honesty in testimony and evidence in courts?
Islamic reform emphasized honesty in testimony and fair judicial processes. The other options undermine justice and were not taught by the Prophet (S.A.W.).
25. Which reform regulated marriage gifts (mahr) to ensure the bride's financial security?
The Prophet (S.A.W.) established that the mahr is the bride's right and personal property for her security. The other choices remove or misallocate that protection.
26. Which reform encouraged seeking knowledge for all Muslims, including girls?
Islamic teachings under the Prophet (S.A.W.) encouraged seeking knowledge for all believers; examples include female learners among the companions. The other options restrict or ban education.
27. Which reform reduced tribal tribute and replaced it with community welfare obligations?
Zakat organized support for the poor as a community duty rather than random tribal tribute. The other options either increase exploitation or remove support.