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Q- What does islam urge mothers to be?
Islam urges mothers to be the sourceoflove, beauty, peace and security in the house . It advises them to create a friendly family life, full of harmony and affection.
Janice Mathew 7-B

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Q. WHAT DOES ISLAM URGE MOTHERS TO BE?
A. ISLAM URGES MOTHERS TO BE THE SOURCE OF LOVE, BEAUTY, PEACE AND SECURITY IN THE HOUSE. IT ADVICES THEM TO CREATE A FRIENDLY-FAMILY LIFE, FULL OF HARMONY AND AFFECTION.

DIYA RAMAKRISHNAN.
7-B.

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Q-1- Why is the family an important social unit ?
because their arranged instructions depend on good discipline and efficient organising .
Janice Mathew7-B

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Q. WHY IS THE FAMILY AN IMPORTANT SOCIAL UNIT?
A. BECAUSE THEIR ARRANGED INSTRUCTIONS DEPEND ON GOOD DICIPLINE AND EFFICIENT ORGANISING.

DIYA RAMAKRISHNAN.
7-B.

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Janice Meriam Mathew 7-B

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Unit -1 Questions and Answers - Janice Mathew 7-B

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Diya Ramakrishnan.
VII-B.

UNIT-1 LESSON 1-4 QUESTION AND ANSWERS.

Q.1. Why is family the corner stone of the Islamic life?
A.1. Islam is a complete way of life. It considers the family the corner stone of the Islamic society. It bases the atmosphere in the family on sacrifice, love, loyalty and obedience.

Q.2. How does Islam organize family relationships?
A.2. One may ask here: How does Islam organize family relationships? To answer this, we have to focus on husband-wife relationship and parents-children relationship. As the husband-wife relationship, the following following verse describes the right Islamic atmosphere: <<And among his signs is this: He created for you sposes from yourselves that you might find rest in them, and He ordained between you, love and mercy.>>

Q.3. How is the marriage relationship described in the Qur'an?

A.3. In the Qur'an, Husband-wife relationship is described ad one with<<tranquility>>, <<love>> and <<mercy>>. Somewhere else in the Qur'an, husband and wife are described as <<graments>> for eachother. Graments offer safety, comfort, modesty and warmth.

Q.4. What is the best garment described in the Qur'an?
A.4. Graments offer safety, comfort, modesty and warmth. Above all, the Qur'an describes that the best garment is the <<garment of Allah consciousness>>.

Q.5. Could any creature ever live alone without help from its similar creatures?
A.5. No creature could ever live alone without help from its similar creatures. Birds live in flocks, and they cooperate with one another. Animals also live in herds and they go hunting or grazing together.

Q.6. Why do we need one another in our life?
A.6. Man also cannot live without cooperating with others. We need one another. By cooperating, life continues easily, but if there is no cooperation, life will stop.

Q.7. Why does gift-giving keep in Muslin society?
A.7. Gift-giving is one of the good manners that keeps and strengthens relations between the giver and the receiver.

Q.8. Did Prophet Mohammad (PBUH) accept gifts?
A.8. <<The Messenger (PBUH) used to accept gifts and reward people for giving for giving them>>.

Q.9. This Hadith shows that accepting gifts and giving something of equal or more value to the giver is the way of the Prophet (PBUH.). The Prophet (PBUH) instructed responding in kind to favours, as he said: <<Whoever does you a favour, respond in kind, and if you cannot find the means of doing so, then keep praying for him until you think that you have responded in kind>>.

Q.10. How do Muslims view marriage?
A.10. Muslims view marriage as the base of society and family life. In a realistic aspect, Islamic marriage defines legally-achievable rights and duties of husbands and wives. In an atmosphere of love and respect, there's rights and duties provide a frame for the balance of family life and the loyalty of both partners.

**DONE**