Question

In Islamic society, ______ sets rewards for good behavior and punishment for crimes.

a.
The Qur’an
c.
The Shariah
b.
the Sunnah
d.
The Torah

Answer 1

It would be C. The Shariah (or B your letters were a bit off :D) because the Qur'an goes with the Muslims and the Torah goes with the Jews. The Sunnah is one of the four parts of the Shariah but the Shariah would be the best answer since it is the law book for the Islamic while the Sunnah is only one part. I hope this helps!

Answer 2

The correct answer is C. The Shariah

Step-by-step explanation:

The Islam is considered as the second major religions in the world, this religion is monotheistic and based on the Quran that is believed to be a revelation from God, because of this the Quran contains multiple teachings of Islam religion. But besides the Quran Muslims or adepts of Islam follow the Islam law or the Shariah which derives from important religious such as Quran and sets the rules or laws for the Islamic society, this includes the behaviors that are desirable or expected, those that are prohibited and those that are mandatory, along with laws and rewards or punishments for certain actions or behaviors. Therefore, in Islamic society "The Shariah" sets rewards for good behavior and punishment for crimes.