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Kindness and Charity Hadith QuizVersión en línea Test your knowledge on Sadaqah and helping others. por ahmed 1 What is a Sadaqah in Islamic teaching? a Only monetary charity b Fasting during Ramadan c Zakāh collection d Any act of kindness 2 Which act is described as a Sadaqah in the text? a Reading the Quran aloud b Offering a prayer c Giving drink to the thirsty d Fast-breaking charity 3 What is the relationship between Sadaqah and Zakah according to the first image? a Sadaqah has no limit, unlike Zakah b Both are fixed amounts c Zakah is unlimited, Sadaqah is fixed d Sadaqah is always less than Zakah 4 Which of these could be a Sadaqah? a Buying a luxury car b Building a hospital c Hindering visitors d Wasting food 5 What does the Hadith say about settling quarrels? a It is a sin b It is a Sadaqah c It is a duty only for elders d It is forbidden 6 What did Allah say about visiting someone who was ill? a Illness is fate b You would have found Me by his side c Visiting is forbidden d You would have found Me in the marketplace 7 According to the Hadith, what happens if you feed a hungry person? a You lose your wealth b It decreases your faith c You would have found it with Me d It grants you instant forgiveness 8 What is said about giving water to a needy person? a Water is not charity b Had you given him water, you would have found it with Me c Water is only for the righteous d Water should be sold 9 Which act is explicitly described as Sadaqah in the first text? a Ignoring the needy b Comforting the sorrowful c Complaining about life d Harassing others 10 What does the text say about smiling at someone? a It is wajib b It has no value c It wastes time d It is a form of Sadaqah 11 What is the stated scope of Sadaqah according to the first image? a It is only for certain people b It is restricted to money c It has no limits d It is limited to charity events 12 Which action fits Sadaqah-related to ignorance? a Gossiping about someone b Ignoring others' needs c Withholding information d Counseling the ignorant 13 Which of the following is a charitable outcome mentioned as Sadaqah? a Assisting anyone b Competing for wealth c Taking revenge d Withholding help 14 What is a Hadith's message about the Day of Judgment in this text? a You will be judged by wealth b If you visited the ill, you would have found Me by his side c Visiting is unnecessary d Illness excuses neglect 15 What is the essential idea of 'Every act of kindness is a Sadaqah'? a Kindness is optional b Charity requires money only c Kindness hurts others d Kindness in any form is charity 16 Which of these is NOT explicitly named as Sadaqah in the first image? a Smiling cheerfully b Giving drink to the thirsty c Building a hospital d Counseling the ignorant 17 What does Allah emphasize about one of His servants asking for food? a Food has no value b Food is only for the hungry alone c You cannot help others d If you gave him food, you would find it with Me 18 Which action is highlighted as a social duty in the Hadith? a Isolating oneself b Helping one another c Avoiding duties d Chasing wealth 19 What is a simple form of Sadaqah mentioned in the text? a Smiling cheerfully b Hoarding money c Ignoring the sick d Complaining bitterly 20 What general concept ties together all examples of Sadaqah in the text? a Worship without deeds b Only prayers c Acts of kindness to others d Strictly monetary charity

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What is a Sadaqah in Islamic teaching?

Which act is described as a Sadaqah in the text?

What is the relationship between Sadaqah and Zakah according to the first image?

Which of these could be a Sadaqah?

What does the Hadith say about settling quarrels?

What did Allah say about visiting someone who was ill?

According to the Hadith, what happens if you feed a hungry person?

What is said about giving water to a needy person?

Which act is explicitly described as Sadaqah in the first text?

What does the text say about smiling at someone?

What is the stated scope of Sadaqah according to the first image?

Which action fits Sadaqah-related to ignorance?

Which of the following is a charitable outcome mentioned as Sadaqah?

What is a Hadith's message about the Day of Judgment in this text?

What is the essential idea of 'Every act of kindness is a Sadaqah'?

Which of these is NOT explicitly named as Sadaqah in the first image?

What does Allah emphasize about one of His servants asking for food?

Which action is highlighted as a social duty in the Hadith?

What is a simple form of Sadaqah mentioned in the text?

What general concept ties together all examples of Sadaqah in the text?