Understanding Faith and Beliefs in Islam

What is the meaning of Al-Jabbar?

• The All-Forgiving

• The All-Merciful

• The All-Powerful, who can do anything He wills

• The All-Knowing

What is an implication of Allah being Al-Jabbar?

• Allah is accountable for His actions.

• Allah's actions cannot be questioned.

• Allah consults His creations before acting.

• Allah is limited by human understanding.

What is a human's duty in relation to Allah being Al-Jabbar?

• To question Allah's decisions.

• To act arrogantly and proudly.

• To be humble and modest.

• To challenge Allah's power.

Through which of the following can faith be invalidated?

• Belief, speech, and actions.

• Thoughts, emotions, and intentions.

• Dreams, visions, and prophecies.

• Knowledge, wisdom, and understanding.

Which of the following is an example of a belief that invalidates faith related to Uluhuyyah?

• Denying the existence of angels.

• Believing in the existence of other powers governing the universe.

• Rejecting the concept of heaven and hell.

• Doubting the prophethood of Muhammad.

Which of the following statements invalidates faith?

• "I no longer believe in Islam."

• "I believe in all prophets."

• "I strive to follow Islamic teachings."

• "I pray five times a day."

Which of the following actions invalidates faith?

• Performing daily prayers.

• Giving charity to the poor.

• Prostrating to an idol intentionally.

• Reading the Quran.

What is a consequence of invalidating faith?

• All good deeds and worship become void.

• Sins are automatically forgiven.

• One gains more spiritual knowledge.

• It strengthens one's connection with God.