Characteristics of Islam

As a student, B always focus in class and never missed them because he knows that seeking knowledge is obligatory and he does that to attain Allah's pleasure.

Which characteristic of Islam best reflected in the above situation?

• Rabbaniyyah

• Shumuliyyah

• Wasatiyyah

• Insaniyyah

None of the Companions of Prophet S.A.W. or any great scholar has been given authority to alter anything in this ______________ by way of additions or reductions as was done by Saint Paul in the case of Christianity.

• Creed (Aqidah)

• Worship (Ibadah)

• Morality (Akhlaq)

• Legislation (Shariah)

There are a lot of personality or individual's names in the Quran and some surahs are using individual's names.

Based on this statement, the most suitable characteristic of Islam illustrated is ________________.

• Rabbaniyyah

• Insaniyyah

• Wasatiyyah

• Thabat wa Murunah

Islam approaches man holistically, by addressing his intellect, soul, and physical being, and appeals to them all in harmony.

This statement is connected to the characteristic of Shumuliyyah in terms of its' __________________________.

• A Timeless Message

• A Message for the whole world

• A Message for Every Phase of One’s Life

• A Message for All Aspects of One’s Life

This ayah is connected to the characteristic of Shumuliyyah in terms of its' __________________________.

• A Timeless Message

• A Message for the whole world

• A Message for Every Phase of One’s Life

• A Message for All Aspects of One’s Life

The concept of ______________ is a basis for a holistic worldview of Islamic creed.

• Taqwa

• Ihsan

• Iman

• Tawhid

Essentially, worship in Islam does utilise the body, mind or senses in isolation.

• True

• False

Morality in Islam covers various dimensions i.e. one’s relationship with Allah, with his fellow beings, with other creations and with his innermost self.

• True

• False

Which one of the following do not define the meaning of Wasat?

• Balance

• Mediocre

• Middle

• Best

• Just

Is it permissible by law to utilise an individual’s wealth for the collective good?

• Yes

• No