Answers of Quiz 1678 (Duties to Allah & Duties to People/Huqooq-ullah & Huqooq-ul-Ibad)

1. Haq is the Arabic word for truth. In Islamic contexts, it is also interpreted as right & reality.
2. A believer has important responsibilities towards both Allah & man. His duty towards Allah (Huquq-ullah) means believing in Him with all His attributes, worshipping Him, regarding himself accountable to Him; & making himself ready to carry out wholeheartedly any such demands that Allah may make upon him.
3. Haqooq-ul-Ibad (Duties to People/Human Rights) is the duty we owe to makind, the rights of every Muslim on the other Muslim.
4. A Muslim must himself be good & must also encourage others to do good, & he must strive for the welfare of society. This duty is called - Amar Bil Maroof, which means enjoining the right.
5. A Muslim must also refrain from sins & must try to prevent sins & corruption from occurring in the society & this duty is called - Nahi Anil Munkar (forbidding the wrong.) Amar Bil Maroof & Nahi Anil Munkar together form one of the most important duties in Islam for every Muslim.
6. 121 times
7. 150 times
8. Good deeds
9. The good treatment that we give to one another in our relationships is known as “Silah-e-Rahm”.
10. Sidq (Truthfulness), Sakhawat (Generosity), Iffat (Chastity purity of character), Sachai (Honesty), Aitemad (Trust), Aajzi (Modesty), Adal-o-Insaf (Justice), Wada wafa karna (Fulfilling your covenants), Ehsan (Doing good to others), Muaf Karna (Forgiveness), Sabar (Patience), Inkisari (Humility), Miyana Rawi (Moderation), Rastbazi (Forthrightness), Khud Faramosh (Selflessness), Kindness (Rehemdili), Trustworthiness (Amanatdari) etc.
11. Razaail
12. Telling lies (Jhoot Bolna), Backbiting (Gheebat Karna), Mistrust, Flattery, Miserliness/Stinginess (Bukhl), Pride/Self conceit (Fakhar), Jealousy (Hasad), etc.
13. (C) Falsehood
14. (B) Backbiting
15. Mistrust
16. Mother
17. Father
18. Performance of one Hajj
19. The oppressed himself forgives it
20. Respect, Obedience, Service, Pray for their forgiveness etc
21. Giving them a good name, Protection, Nourishment, Training, Education, Justice & Equality, Love & Affection, Marriage, Inheritance
22. Respect, Protection, Love, Service
23. Financial help, Service
24. Respect, Service, Obedience, Discipline
25. Good relations, Gift giving, Secrecy, Sacrifice
26. Freedom to religious activities, Protection, Social rights

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