CLASSIFICATIONS OF KNOWLEDGE

The knowledge owns by Allah S.W.T. covers everything and comprehensive
in its scope. His knowledge is absolute, perfect, and definite.

This type of knowledge is called as Al-'Ilm _________________________

Allah S.W.T. explains His Knowledge in the Qurʾān by highlighting
some exclusive areas of knowledge known only to Him.

The unseen or metaphysical world is also known as _______________________which includes the Hereafter, Qiyamah and the soul.

Al-'Ilm ___________________________ refers to the knowledge that Allah S.W.T. bestows on all His creations, including human beings, angels, genies, and animals. It varies in degrees and
is extremely limited compared to Allah’s knowledge.

Al-'Ilm _____________________ is obtainable without having to undergo the process of
doing research, experimenting, and conducting studies.

Al-Qur'an is an example that falls under the category of Al-'Ilm ______________________________________ which is sacred and perfect, not subjected to
any process to review, evaluate, amend, or change because its weaknesses, shortcomings, or mistakes are impossible since it is revealed by Allah S.W.T.

Blinking is a normal reflex that protects the eye from dryness, bright lights, foreign objects, fingers, or other debris coming towards it. Blinking also regulates tears which nourish and cleanse the surface of the eye.

The above statement is an example of Al-'Ilm _________________________.

Al-'Ilm ____________________ refers to the knowledge acquired and developed through efforts by way of reflection, learning, and acquiring-knowledge processes.

Al-'Ilm ______________________ involves all types of knowledge
essential and beneficial for a man's overall well-being, either in this
life or Hereafter, i.e., the knowledge without which he could not
perform his duty as a khalīfah.

Knowledge of Tajwīd at a basic level is necessary to recite the Qurʾān correctly is an example of Al-'Ilm ___________________________________.

Architecture, Mathematics, and Biology are among the examples of Al-'Ilm __________________________ which refer to an advanced level of any field of knowledge, which makes a person recognised as an authority, scholar,
knowledgeable, or professional.