Islamic Project

There is more than one God

• True

• False

Answer explanation

No, there is not more than one God; Allah is the only god, and there is no other god in this world or the universe. Allah is the first and the last.  

What does it mean when Allah (SWT) says he is the Rabb?

• A master who does not have authority

• A master who neglects his creation

• A master who maintains and nourishes the entire universe

• A master who is not in charge and does not provide for his creation

Answer explanation

Allah (SWT) is the Rabb because He created everything on the earth and in the universe. It is not possible that He would make and not take care of His creation. Therefore, He maintains, nourishes, provides, regulates, directs, and does many other things on the earth and in the universe.

Allah (SWT) does not have _______ nor does he have ________

Does Allah (SWT) have a body similar to humans?

• True

• False

Answer explanation

Allah (SWT) does not have a specific body, nor does He have a measurable shape or dimension. He is not divisible and cannot be represented in bodily forms. He does not have the form of a cow, owl, elephant, dragon, or any other object as portrayed in some religions.

Allah (SWT) does not sleep, take naps, or get tired.

• True

• False

Answer explanation

Allah (SWT) does not sleep or take a nap. He does not get tired. Not taking a nap and not sleeping indicates that Allah is always looking after us.

Where is Allah (SWT)?

• Everywhere

• Above the seven heavens

• In the sky

Allah (SWT) is not cruel to His creations.

• True

• False

Answer explanation

Allah (SWT) is impartial to Muslims and just to people of other faiths.

• True

• False

Answer explanation

Allah (SWT) treats everybody equally

What do AL-Awwal and AL-Akhir mean?

• The most kind and most forgiving

• The most loving and the majestic

• The first and the last

• The all-hearing and the all-Seeing

Allah (SWT) is need of us and we are not in need of him

• True

• False