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    The document contains a quiz on ethics and fiqh (Islamic jurisprudence) for everyday life. It includes fill-in-the-blank questions testing knowledge of metaethics and Islamic terms. It also contains true/false questions on generosity, impartiality, and examples of applied ethics issues. Finally, it discusses Imam al-Ghazali's view that acquiring good character requires balancing the four faculties of the soul: knowledge, anger, desire, and justice.

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    Quiz UNGS 2050 ETHICS & FIQH FOR EVERYDAY LIFE (PROGRAM PENSISWAZAHAN GURU) Total mark: 10

    (a). Fill in the blanks with the most appropriate answers

    1. A field of ethics dealt with the study of meanings and origin of ethical principles is known as meta ethics . 2. A person who is outwardly a pious Muslim, but remained at heart an infidel; who is secretly an enemy to God and Prophet (peace be upon Him) is called munafik . (b). True or false 1. A true generous person is the one who always has money to give ( false ) true false ) )

    2. Impartiality, like the word equality does not necessarily imply the idea of justice. ( 3. Homicide, theft and lying are just a few good examples of issues in Applied ethics. (

    (C) 1. Briefly discuss the most effective way or method of acquiring good characters according to Imam al-Ghazali

    a good and beautiful character is achieved when the four things in the soul are settled, balanced, and in the correct proportion to each other

    Faculties of the soul

    O The rational faculty (quwwat al-ilm) --knowledge O The irascible faculty (quwwat al-ghadab)--anger O The appetitive faculty (quwwat al-shahwah)--desire
    O The faculty of justicewhich effects a proper balance between the above three aspects

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