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Welcome to New Muslims eLearning site. It is for new Muslim converts who would like to learn their new religion in an easy and systematic way. Lessons here are organized under levels. So first you go to lesson 1 under level 1. Study it and then take its quiz. When you pass it move on to lesson 2 and so on. Best wishes.

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QUIZ FOR: Islamic Guidelines for Gender Interactions (part 2 of 2)

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1) Sarah is a Muslim girl who likes her male friends. She likes to giggle, joke around, share stories from her life, and just have a nice time with them. She has even dated some of them on and off. What can you say about her?

2) Sophia is a Muslim physical therapist and her job involves touching male patients to help them recover from injuries. Those involved in similar professions:

3) What is the wisdom in not speaking in a soft and sweet tone to a person of the  opposite gender?

4) Saira works late hours at the office. She is alone, with the exception of her male boss who also works late. They are the only two people in the same room. They are both engaged in their work and make no form of physical interaction. Would this situation qualify the two as partaking in khalwah?

5) In Islam, repeated acquaintances and meetings between unrelated men and women without social control or restrictions are:

6) Identify which type of Ikhtilaat is frowned upon in Islam.

7) Islamic guidelines on Ikhtilaat are primarily about:

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To go back to current lesson, click here: Islamic Guidelines for Gender Interactions (part 2 of 2)

To proceed to next lesson and take this quiz later on, click here: Introduction to Shariah (part 1 of 2)

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