Revision RKFF 0413

The _________ of Islamic law include the preservation of life, religion, intellect, progeny, and wealth.Basic necessities like food, water, and shelter fall under the category of________

While not essential for survival, education and healthcare are considered __________

Striving for self-improvement is part of the __________ aspect of Islamic ethics.

Discuss examples of common daily activities that, with the right intention and fulfillment of prerequisites, can be elevated to acts of worship in a Muslim's life.

How is the concept of "Tawhid" (the oneness of God) connected to Akhlak, and in what ways does this connection influence moral behavior in Islam?

How does the principle of "Amanah" extend to the responsibility of environmental stewardship and the preservation of natural resources? Explain the ethical dimensions of this aspect.

Describe the manifestation of Shukr through the heart. How does a grateful heart affect an individual's perspective and actions?

What is the meaning of Kibr in Islam, and why is it considered a detrimental trait in the religion?

What are some practical steps and strategies that individuals can adopt to mitigate harmful Hasad, foster positive envy (Ghibta), and promote self-improvement in accordance with Islamic teachings?