Islamic Manners quiz, printable
Islamic Manners Quiz: Printable Questions and Answers
Print this quiz for your class, study circle, or family quiz night. 10 questions, an answer key with short explanations, no screen needed.
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What greeting did the Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him, teach Muslims to exchange, meaning 'peace be upon you'?
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Which hand did the Prophet teach should be used for eating and drinking?
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What word is recommended to say before starting a meal?
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How did the Prophet teach Muslims to treat their guests?
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What did the Prophet say about smiling at another person?
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What manner did the Prophet teach regarding entering someone else's home?
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How did the Prophet describe the ideal way to treat one's neighbors?
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What did the Prophet teach about speaking good words versus staying silent?
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What manner did the Prophet emphasize about respecting elders and being kind to the young?
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What did the Prophet teach about keeping promises and honoring trusts?
Answer key
Islamic Manners Quiz, correct answers and explanations.
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A. Assalamu Alaikum
Assalamu Alaikum, meaning peace be upon you, is the greeting the Prophet encouraged Muslims to spread widely among each other.
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C. The right hand
The Prophet taught eating and drinking with the right hand as a matter of good manners.
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D. Bismillah
Saying Bismillah, in the name of Allah, before eating is a simple habit of gratitude taught in the Prophetic tradition.
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B. With generosity and honor
The Prophet taught that honoring guests generously is a sign of true faith in Allah and the Last Day.
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C. It is considered an act of charity
The Prophet described a smile given to a fellow person as a form of charity, showing how small kindnesses carry real reward.
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A. Seek permission before entering
The Qur'an and the Prophet's teaching emphasize seeking permission before entering someone's home, respecting their privacy.
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D. With kindness and care
The Prophet repeatedly emphasized kindness to neighbors, saying the angel Jibreel kept advising him about neighbors' rights so much that he thought they might inherit.
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B. Speak good or remain silent
The Prophet taught that whoever believes in Allah and the Last Day should speak good or remain silent, guiding Muslims toward careful, kind speech.
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B. He said this reflects true belief
The Prophet said that one who does not show mercy to the young and respect to the elderly is not among his followers in character.
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A. Fulfilling promises and trusts is part of good character
The Prophet taught that honoring trusts and fulfilling promises is a core part of good character and a sign of true faith.