Primary 4 Islamic Studies Flashcards: Meaning, Examples and Effects of Moral Vices in Islam

Question 1

What are moral vices?

Accepted Answer

bad habits and actions forbidden in Islam

Question 2

What vice means saying what is untrue?

Accepted Answer

lying

Question 3

What vice means taking another person’s property secretly?

Accepted Answer

stealing

Question 4

What vice means thinking oneself better than others?

Accepted Answer

pride

Question 5

What vice means wanting another person’s blessing to disappear?

Accepted Answer

envy

Question 6

What vice means speaking about someone’s faults behind them?

Accepted Answer

backbiting

Question 7

What vice is shown by breaking a promise deliberately?

Accepted Answer

dishonesty

Question 8

What vice is shown by refusing to obey a rightful instruction?

Accepted Answer

disobedience

Question 9

What can lying destroy between people?

Accepted Answer

trust

Question 10

What can stealing bring to a community?

Accepted Answer

fear and insecurity

Question 11

What can pride prevent a person from doing?

Accepted Answer

accepting correction

Question 12

What can envy cause between friends?

Accepted Answer

hatred

Question 13

What should a Muslim do after committing a wrong?

Accepted Answer

repent and correct it

Question 14

A pupil finds a phone. What should the pupil do?

Accepted Answer

return it to its owner

Question 15

Friends begin to backbite. What should a Muslim do?

Accepted Answer

stop or leave the talk

Question 16

Why should a Muslim avoid harmful anger?

Accepted Answer

it can lead to hurtful actions

Question 17

What is the opposite of lying?

Accepted Answer

truthfulness

Question 18

What is the opposite of stealing?

Accepted Answer

honesty

Question 19

What is the opposite of pride?

Accepted Answer

humility

Question 20

How do moral vices affect the person who practises them?

Accepted Answer

they harm character and relationships

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