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Akhlaq: Virtues and Prohibitions in Islam — Key Terms
Match each term to its definition.
Akhlaq
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Good character and manners taught and encouraged by Islam.
Truthfulness and honesty in speech and action.
Backbiting; speaking ill of someone in their absence.
A good quality of character, such as honesty or kindness.
An action that Islam forbids because it causes harm.
Sidq
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Good character and manners taught and encouraged by Islam.
Truthfulness and honesty in speech and action.
Backbiting; speaking ill of someone in their absence.
A good quality of character, such as honesty or kindness.
An action that Islam forbids because it causes harm.
Ghibah
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Good character and manners taught and encouraged by Islam.
Truthfulness and honesty in speech and action.
Backbiting; speaking ill of someone in their absence.
A good quality of character, such as honesty or kindness.
An action that Islam forbids because it causes harm.
Virtue
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Good character and manners taught and encouraged by Islam.
Truthfulness and honesty in speech and action.
Backbiting; speaking ill of someone in their absence.
A good quality of character, such as honesty or kindness.
An action that Islam forbids because it causes harm.
Prohibition
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Good character and manners taught and encouraged by Islam.
Truthfulness and honesty in speech and action.
Backbiting; speaking ill of someone in their absence.
A good quality of character, such as honesty or kindness.
An action that Islam forbids because it causes harm.
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