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Islam: Crime and Punishment

Muslim teaching on good, evil and suffering

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  • Paper 2

Overview

Good and evil actions and their reward, human responsibility, Surah 76:2 to 3 and 76:12, the Shi'a link with Muhammad's family, atheist and Humanist claims, and the range of Muslim explanations of suffering.

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What do Muslims teach about the nature of good actions?

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How are good actions rewarded in Islam?

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What do Muslims teach about the nature of evil actions?

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  1. 1

    What do Muslims teach about the nature of good actions?

    Model answer

    Good actions obey Allah's commands and are done with a sincere intention (niyyah). Kindness, honesty, prayer and charity are good actions.

  2. 2

    How are good actions rewarded in Islam?

    Model answer

    Surah 6:160 teaches that a good deed is rewarded ten times over. An evil deed is repaid only with its equal.

  3. 3

    What do Muslims teach about the nature of evil actions?

    Model answer

    Evil actions disobey Allah, harm others and come from selfish desires. Shaytan tempts people towards evil, but each person chooses whether to act.

  4. 4

    Why do Muslims believe humans are responsible for evil actions?

    Model answer

    Allah gave humans free will and the ability to tell good from evil. People will be judged for what they freely choose.

  5. 5

    What does Surah 76:2–3 teach about human life?

    Model answer

    Surah 76:2 says Allah created humans to test them and gave them hearing and sight. Surah 76:3 says Allah showed them the way, whether they are grateful or ungrateful.

  6. 6

    What does Surah 76:12 promise those who are patient?

    Model answer

    Surah 76:12 promises that Allah will reward the patient with a garden and garments of silk. Patience in suffering is rewarded in paradise.

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