Unit 2 Lesson 10.8 Jihad

What does the word jihad mean?

• To strive
• To pray
• To give
• To fast

What is one interpretation of jihad?

• The duty to harm non-Muslims
• The obligation to convert non-Muslims to Islam
• The requirement to pray five times a day
• The fight against evil within oneself

What is the lesser jihad?

• The internal struggle against evil
• The external struggle against oppression
• The requirement to fast during Ramadan
• The duty to convert non-Muslims to Islam

What is the greater jihad?

• The internal struggle against evil
• The duty to harm non-Muslims
• The external struggle against oppression
• The requirement to give to charity

What is the relationship between jihad and Islam?

• Jihad is forbidden in Islam
• Jihad is an important concept in Islam
• Jihad is a requirement for all Muslims
• Jihad has no connection to Islam

What is one way Muslims can fulfill jihad with their tongue?

• By harming non-Muslims
• By convincing others to take up worthy causes
• By resisting evil
• By performing good works

What is one way Muslims can fulfill jihad with their hands?

• By performing good works
• By resisting evil
• By harming non-Muslims
• By convincing others to take up worthy causes

What is one way Muslims can fulfill jihad with their heart?

• By performing good works
• By harming non-Muslims
• By resisting evil
• By convincing others to take up worthy causes

What did early Muslims consider forms of jihad?

• Harming non-Muslims
• Efforts to protect their territory and conquests to extend their empire
• Forcing others to convert to Islam
• Praying five times a day

What does the Qur'an forbid Muslims to do?

• Perform good works
• Harm non-Muslims
• Resist evil
• Force others to convert to Islam