unit3

Question 1

Write the greatest possible number of types of visiting:

Answer 1

Visiting relatives, neighbors, friends, condolence and congratulation.

Question 2

Write 3 types of visits and determine the most suitable time to make them.

Answer 2

Sick people: according to the doctor’s recommendations. 2. Relatives, neighbors & friends: according to their time.
3. In occasions: wedding, funeral, parties.

Question 3

Write the sinful consequences attendant on entering the houses of others.

Answer 3

1. Look at the secrets of houses.

2. Violating sanctities and spread temptation in the community. 3. Look at the people‘s own matters and privacy.

Question 4

Permission is obligatory whereas saluting is recommendable (mustahab). What is the significance of this?

Answer 4

Because the permission at entry is prescribed in order to save the privacy of people, but saluting is to spread love and familiarity.

Question 5

What should we do if someone does not give permission to enter the house?

Answer 5

We should return back without getting upset on that person.

Question 6

Three emergencies in which a Muslim is permitted to enter residents without being given permission.

Answer 6

1. If someone asks for a help.
2. To save the house and its people from a big damage coming from a thief or an enemy.
3. Natural disaster such as fire or earthquake. 4. Medical assistance.

Question 7

The dangers of forbidden look for the individual

Answer 7

Corruption of the heart and sinning.

Question 8

The dangers of forbidden look for the society

Answer 8

The spread of immorality and the disintegration of families and community.

Question 9

Explain: Why has Sharia made sanctity (hurma) for houses, so it is not permissible to enter them except with the permission of their owners?

Answer 9

In order to preserve (awrah) and privacy.

Question 10

What does “asking for permission” mean?

Answer 10

It means to request permission to enter a place not owned by the person.

Question 11

How many times permission should be asked?

Answer 11

Asking for permission is three ti

Question 12

What is the verdict on asking permission to enter places other than housing (not designated for housing), such as hospitals, schools, shops and public stores, in which a person has a benefit or interest?

Answer 12

No need to take permission

Question 13

What is the verdict on asking permission when entering public places that charge entrance fees?

Answer 13

It is not permissible to enter them without permission; paying entrance fees is considered permission.

Question 14

Explain: It is permissible for a woman to show her face and hands before non-mahrams.

Answer 14

1. They are not possible to be hidden. 2. She needs to deal with people

Question 15

What is a woman’s adornment?

Answer 15

Adornment is what a woman puts on of jewelry, eyeliner, or pigment.

Question 16

What are the parts of adornment?

Answer 16

It is divided into two parts:
First, hidden adornment (such as a bracelet, necklace, and earring); it is not permissible to display them but for the husband, mahram (non-foreign men), and those included in the verse.
Second, seen adornment (except what must ordinarily appear); they are whatever is not possible to hide such as ornament of the face and hands (ring, Henna and eyeliner).

Question 17

The verse (that they should draw their veils over their bosoms) indicates the description of the Muslim woman’s hijab (head covering). Explain.

Answer 17

Hijab must cover the head, the neck, and the bosom.

Question 18

Explain: Why did the verse mention the uncle (father’s brother and mother’s brother) among men to whom a woman is permissible to display her ornament before them?

Answer 18

The verse was limited to those who frequent their visit to her house.

Question 19

Mixing (men and women) in Islam is permitted but with the following restrictions:

Answer 19

It must not be in privacy, but in public places.

Question 20

Mention 2 benefits to the individual of those attached to lowering one’s gaze:

Answer 20

A way to guard one’s modesty.

2. To purify the soul from the devilish prompting.

Question 21

Mention some etiquettes of asking permission for entering someone’s house

Answer 21

Salute, not to enter if no one is in the house, going back and avoiding insistence
on entering, ask for permission three times, be careful about the timings.

Question 22

Define “health”?

Answer 22

Health is being safety, physical, psychological, mental and social well-being

Question 23

Explain that preserving health is one of the great purpose of Shari

Answer 23

A Muslim is required by law to preserve the five necessities, it is necessary to preserve the health.

Question 24

What are the causes behind the spread of diseases in our time, inspite of the progress made by man in medical sciences?

Answer 24

Unhealthy lifestyles, such as lack of physical activity and sport exercise / unhealthy food.

Question 25

What is meant by strong believer?

Answer 25

The strong faith in a Muslim comes from his healthy body.

Question 26

How health care increases the happiness of individual and society?

Answer 26

Having the psychological comfort, physical health and reduced disease lead to make the community happy

Question 27

Basic factors of the Prophet’s method in physical health:

Answer 27

Nutrition 2.Hygiene 3. Prevention 4. Sport 5. Treatment

Question 28

What does the Prophet (PBUH) relate cure of disease to?

Answer 28

The right treatment. 2. God’s will.

Question 29

Examples of commercial fraud:

Answer 29

Hiding defects of the commodity:
Not stating harmful materials in the items.
Change the expiration date. Change the product country or company name.
Showing the commodity better than it real state:
items.
Change the expiration date. Change the product country or company name.
Putting a world trade mark on bad items. Hide the exposure of the car to a serious accident.
Put photos on the cover and ads that show the item in an incorrect way.

Question 30

Prohibited sales in Islam are:

Answer 30

Riba (usury) 2. Gambling 3. Najash 4. Selling to a second buye

Question 31

Define usury (Riba

Answer 31

Increase or delay in the exchange of specific money.

Question 32

What are the alternatives of usury (interest) loans/ permissible in Isla

Answer 32

1. Good loan 2. Sharakah contract 3. Mudharabah contract 4. Installment
   sales.

Question 33

Explain the bad effects of “ on the individual and society?

Answer 33

On individuals:
on usurer- selfishness and greed 
on borrower- running into debts 
On society:
socially-spread of hatre 
economically- high price of commodities

Question 34

installment sale

Answer 34

permissible by sharia
no penalty in case of payment delay
both parties benefit

Question 35

riba loan

Answer 35

prohibited
increase in case of payment delay
benefit for lender only

Question 36

Define “najsh” according to Sharia.

Answer 36

It is to increase/ overbidding the price of an item and you do not want to buy it.

Question 37

What is the Islamic ruling for “najsh”?

Answer 37

haram

Question 38

Gambling: It is taking conditional money in playing from a losing part

Answer 38

haram

Question 39

What is the wisdom of prohibiting gambling

Answer 39

Protectingthesocietyfromthespreadofhatredandhostility.
2. Protectthecommunityfromtheft,encroachmentonpeople’smoneyor
the murder caused by gambling.
3. Toprotectindividualsfromworry,anxietyandstress.
4. Tosavethesocietyidleness,lazinessandearningmoneywithoutexerting
effort or engaging in work.
5. Preventingsquanderingwealth,wastingmoneyfornoreturnandforno
reason.

Question 40

A person bought home furniture for (30,000 dirhams) to be paid within six months; each month (5,000 dirhams

Answer 40

Installment sale

Question 41

A person borrowed (ten thousand dirhams) from another one to be paid back to him (eleven thousand dirhams) after six months.

Answer 41

Loan riba