How well do you know Islamic teachings on moderation

• Muslims are commanded to live a life of moderation in all matters, including expenditure.
• Extravagance and waste, as well as miserliness, are both forbidden in Islam.
• The Quran forbids wasting lawful and pure things and condemns extravagance.
• Islam discourages wastefulness and spending for show to impress others.
• Islamic teachings include guiding principles for regulating the physical and spiritual lives of believers.
• Islamic manners are based on the principles of middle course and moderation.
• Islam respects all kinds of honest effort and hard work for earning one's livelihood.
• Islam dislikes idleness and inactivity and does not allow its followers to beg or live on charity.
• The Holy Prophet set an example of the dignity of hard work and labor.
• Islam links a human being's dignity and society's well-being with honest efforts and talents.

How well do you know Islamic teachings on expenditure, work ethics, and manners? Test your knowledge with this quiz and discover the guiding principles of moderation and dignity in Islam. From the Quran's condemnation of extravagance to the Prophet's example of hard work, explore the Islamic perspective on spending, earning a livelihood, and contributing to society. Get ready to learn and be inspired by these fundamental values of Islam.