RKFF 0413- ISLAM_ITS MEANING AND CONCEPT

The term 'aslama', as one of the literal meanings of Islam, signifies the meaning of

• surrender

• obedience

• tranquility

• peace

Write the correct verb in the Arabic language that denotes the meaning of being calm and serene.

Involuntary submission is also known as __________ submission

• compulsory

• optional

• inherent

• by force

Choose the correct examples portraying the involuntary submission.

• Growth of the fetus in a mother's womb.

• One's establishment of five daily prayer.

• One's foregoing of fasting due to severe illness.

• Bees production of honey.

Another name for man's voluntary submission is

"Allah S.W.T. is the One who causes men's existence from the state of nothingness."

Choose the correct primary meaning of Islam as al-Din highlighted by al-Attas.

• Judicious power

• Natural inclination

• Indebtedness

• Submissiveness

Allah S.W.T. has absolute authority and rights in imposing injunctions upon His slaves.

Identify the relevant primary meaning of Islam as al-Din discussed by al-Attas concerning the above statement.

Allah S.W.T. says in Surah Ali 'Imran; 3: 27

Say, ˹O Prophet,˺ “O Allah! Lord over all authorities! You give authority to whoever You please and remove it from who You please; You honour whoever You please and disgrace who You please—all good is in Your Hands...

Based on the above Qur'anic translation, identify the most relevant basic concepts of al-Din discussed by al-Mawdudi.

• Obedience

• Retribution

• Imposition of laws

• Dominance

Allah S.W.T. says in Surah al-Zumar; 39: 11

Say, “I am commanded to worship Allah, being sincerely devoted to Him ˹alone˺.

Based on the above Qur'anic translation, identify the most relevant concept of al-Din that al-Mawdudi highlighted.

The ultimate reward and punishment in the hereafter is a fundamental aspect of Islamic belief in Divine Justice and the importance of moral accountability.

Based on the above statement, choose the most relevant basic concepts of al-Din that al-Mawdudi highlighted.

• Obedience

• Indebtedness

• Retribution

• Imposition of laws