1In pre-Islamic Arabia, animals were often mistreated and viewed merely as ____________.afriendsbpropertyccompanionsShow answer
3Animal rights are important because they reflect our _______.aphysical strengthbmoral responsibilitychunting skillsdsurvival instinctsShow answer
4The teachings of Islam about animals emphasizeaExploitation and crueltybCompassion and responsibilitycOwnership and profitdNeglect and punishmentShow answer
5In pre-Islamic Arabia, animals were often treated asaSacred beingsbProperty with no rightscMembers of familydSymbols of worshipShow answer
6The Holy Qur’an and Hadith provide guidance onaBuilding mosquesbEarning wealthcTreatment of animalsdFood distributionShow answer
8Which Surah of the Qur’an is named after “The Cow”?aSurah Al NamlbSurah Al FilcSurah Al BaqarahdSurah Al AnkabutShow answer
9The Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ) said, “Whoever kills a small bird for no reason…” — this Hadith emphasizesaHunting skillsbAvoiding crueltycSacrificial ritesdAnimal tradeShow answer
10According to Surah Al-Inaam (6:38), all animals and birds areaEnemies of humansbUseless creaturescCommunities like humansdeasts to be controlledShow answer
11In Islam, kindness towards animals is linked toaPersonal successbKindness towards oneselfcBusiness prosperitydFear of punishmentShow answer
12Before Islam, Arabs mostly treated animals asaCompanionsbSacred beingscPropertydFamily membersShow answer
13The harsh desert environment and nomadic lifestyle made ArabsaMore sensitive to animalsbIndifferent to animal welfarecKind towards animalsdDependent on farmingShow answer
14Pre-Islamic Arabs often used toaWorship animalsbProtect animals from harmcMistreat and exploit animalsdTrain animals for gamesShow answer
16Islam brought a transformative reform in theaEconomybPoliticscTreatment of animalsdducation systemShow answer
