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JSS 1

1.       What is tolerance?
a) Forcing others to accept your beliefs
b) Allowing others to have their own beliefs and opinions
c) Ignoring people who have different beliefs
d) Arguing with those who disagree with you

2.       Religious tolerance means:
a) Appreciating and respecting different religious beliefs
b) Converting others to your religion by force
c) Avoiding people of other religions
d) Criticizing people of other faiths

3.       Which religion is known for promoting tolerance even in times of war?
a) Islam
b) Hinduism
c) Buddhism
d) Christianity

4.       According to Islam, which of the following should NOT be harmed in war?
a) Women and children
b) Non-combatants and the elderly
c) The sick and those under Muslim protection
d) All of the above

5.       What does Qur’an 2:256 say about religion?
a) “There is no compulsion in religion.”
b) “Force people to follow your beliefs.”
c) “Punish those who disagree with you.”
d) “Do not speak to non-Muslims.”

6.       Which of these actions is considered intolerant in Islam?
a) Respecting people’s religious beliefs
b) Engaging in peaceful discussions with others
c) Insulting or mocking other people’s religions
d) Cooperating with others for good deeds

7.       What is one way Muslims should treat followers of other religions?
a) With disrespect
b) With fairness and kindness
c) By ignoring them
d) By forcing them to change their beliefs

8.       The Qur’an (6:108) advises Muslims not to:
a) Worship idols
b) Insult the gods or beliefs of others
c) Pray for non-Muslims
d) Read other religious books

9.       The phrase “To you be your religion, and to me mine” (Qur’an 109:6) teaches:
a) Intolerance towards other faiths
b) Respect for religious differences
c) The need to argue about religion
d) Forcing others to accept Islam

10.   The Prophet Muhammad (SAW) set an example of tolerance by:
a) Fighting people of other religions
b) Living peacefully with different religious groups in Madinah
c) Forcing people to accept Islam
d) Avoiding interaction with non-Muslims

11.   What should a Muslim do if someone refuses to accept Islam?
a) Argue with them
b) Force them to accept Islam
c) Respect their decision and live peacefully
d) Ignore them completely

12.   Islam forbids Muslims from:
a) Making peace treaties
b) Respecting other religions
c) Mocking or abusing the beliefs of others
d) Speaking with non-Muslims

13.   Why should Muslims not insult the gods of others?
a) To avoid religious conflicts
b) To prove Islam is superior
c) To make people fear Islam
d) To stop others from speaking about their faith

14.   In times of war, Islam forbids destroying:
a) Farms and trees
b) Places of worship
c) Houses and property
d) All of the above

15.   Islam encourages Muslims to:
a) Live peacefully with others
b) Fight with non-Muslims regularly
c) Criticize other religions
d) Avoid people of different faiths

16.   What does “There is no compulsion in religion” (Qur’an 2:256) mean?
a) No one should be forced to accept Islam
b) All religions should be abandoned
c) Only Muslims should practice their faith freely
d) Non-Muslims must change their religion

17.   Tolerance in Islam means:
a) Agreeing with all other religions
b) Respecting others even if you disagree
c) Not talking about religion
d) Hiding your beliefs from others

18.   What is one lesson from the Prophet’s life about tolerance?
a) He forced people to accept Islam
b) He lived in peace with people of other religions
c) He never interacted with non-Muslims
d) He destroyed places of worship

19.   What is NOT an example of religious tolerance?
a) Respecting others’ beliefs
b) Forcing others to follow your religion
c) Living peacefully with people of different faiths
d) Engaging in meaningful religious dialogue

20.   Which Qur’anic verse tells Muslims not to force others into Islam?
a) Qur’an 6:107
b) Qur’an 2:256
c) Qur’an 109:6
d) Qur’an 6:108

21.   What does the Qur’an say about forcing religion on others?
a) It is encouraged
b) It is forbidden
c) It is sometimes allowed
d) It is recommended for non-Muslims

22.   The best way to spread Islam is through:
a) Forcing others to convert
b) Kindness and good character
c) Arguments and debates
d) Threats and fear

23.   Which of the following did the Prophet Muhammad (SAW) do in Madinah?
a) Expelled all non-Muslims
b) Signed peace agreements with other religious groups
c) Forced people to convert
d) Refused to cooperate with non-Muslims

24.   One way a Muslim can show tolerance is by:
a) Ignoring people of other religions
b) Disrespecting other beliefs
c) Engaging in peaceful discussions
d) Proving Islam is better through arguments

25.   The Qur’an tells Muslims to cooperate with others in:
a) War
b) Doing good deeds
c) Arguments
d) Criticism

26.   Religious intolerance can lead to:
a) Peace
b) Conflicts and violence
c) Stronger relationships
d) More religious unity

27.   Respecting other religions means:
a) Accepting all their beliefs
b) Forcing them to follow Islam
c) Allowing them to practice freely
d) Avoiding people of other faiths

28.   Which of these is an example of Islamic tolerance?
a) Treating non-Muslims unfairly
b) Forcing people to accept Islam
c) Living peacefully with people of different religions
d) Destroying places of worship

29.   Muslims should avoid insulting other religions because:
a) The Qur’an forbids it
b) It may lead to religious conflicts
c) It is a sign of good character
d) All of the above

30.   What is the main lesson of religious tolerance in Islam?
a) Fighting against non-Muslims
b) Living peacefully and respectfully with others
c) Forcing people to change their religion
d) Avoiding any contact with other faiths

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