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Understanding Anger in Islam: A Quiz

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Understanding Anger in Islam: A Quiz

Test your knowledge about the teachings of Prophet Mohammed (alayhi assalam) related to anger and emotional responses. This quiz features thought-provoking questions that delve into sayings, actions, and lessons related to anger management in Islamic teachings.

10 insightful multiple-choice questions
Learn about the significance of anger in Islamic context
Improve your understanding of emotional wisdom in Islam

10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by ReflectiveMind247

Complete the saying: Fear the anger of the one who is

Hot tempered

Forbearing

Noble

Becoming belligerent at the time of arguments is a sign of

Disbelief

Foolishness

Hypocrisy

Prophet Mohammed alayhi assalam said: the worst of people is the one, whom people avoid advising

Because of their stupidity

Because of their nastiness

Because of fear

Who said: The beginning of anger is madness and the end is regret

Ali radiya Allah anh

Anas radiya Allah anh

Abu Huraira radiya Allah anh

One of the wives of Prophet Mohammed alayhi assalam insulted Khadija radiya Allah anha and the prophet got so angry

Zainab

Ayesha

Hafsa

Who made the duaa:O Allah grant me the ability to speak the word of truth at the time of pleasure and the time of anger

Ali radiya Allah anh

Prophet Mohammed alayhi assalam

Omar radiya Allah anh

Prophet Mohammed alayhi assalam would get angry

For himself

For the ansar

When the prohibitions of Allah are violated

What was the response of prophet Mohammed alayhi assalam when Usama bin Zaid killed a man in battle who said shahada right before being killed

He was pleased with him as the man was hypocrite

He remained silent

He angrily chastised Usama

What was the response of Prophet Mohammed alayhi assalam to the 3 men who made hard vows

He encouraged others to pursue the same

He strongly disagreed with them

He let them do as they like

Which sahabi was described as his legs are heavier than the mountain of Uhud

Ibn Masood

Ali

Hamza

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