WorksheetsIslam Specialised Language
Total questions: 26
Worksheet time: 13mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Fitrah
a)
The need for God
b)
The House of God. A black covered, cube shaped building at the centre of Islam’s holiest mosque in Makkah
c)
Angels
d)
a 'place of prostration' for Muslims/ a communal place of worship for a Muslim community
2.
Halal
a)
('risalah' in Arabic) is the term used of the messengers of Allah, beginning with Adam and ending with the Prophet Muhammad
b)
Actions or things which are permitted within Islam eg eating permitted foods.
c)
Maintaining an awareness of God
d)
Means 'community' and refers to the world wide community of Muslims who share a common religious identity.
3.
Caliph
a)
means 'to strive' and there are two forms of jihad: greater jihad is the daily struggle and inner spiritual striving to live as a Muslim; lesser jihad is a physical struggle or 'holy war' in defence of Islam.
b)
The need for God
c)
is the term used of the messengers of Allah, beginning with Adam and ending with the Prophet Muhammad
d)
Chief Muslim civil & religious ruler or a successor to the Prophet Muhammad
4.
Haram
a)
A way of life; Muslims believe Allah has set out a clear path for how Muslims should live. Shariah Law is the set of moral and religious rules that put the principles set out by the Qur’an and the Hadith into practice.
b)
The devout ones before the Prophet Muhammad
c)
The Night of Power when the Prophet Muhammad received God’s revelation
d)
Any actions or things which are forbidden within Islam, such as eating forbidden foods.
5.
Al Qadr
a)
The Night of Power when the Prophet Muhammad received God’s revelation
b)
God’s Plan. The idea that God has written our destiny.
c)
A chapter from the Qur’an
d)
God revealing his truth
6.
Imam
a)
For Sunnis, the spiritual leader in a mosque. For Shia, the 12 Imams are the divinely appointed successors of the Prophet Muhammad, thought to be direct descendents from his line.
b)
Any actions or things which are forbidden within Islam, such as eating forbidden foods.
c)
Giving yourself to God.
d)
The greatest of all sins. Worshipping beings other than Allah eg and representing either Allah or the Prophets in images.
7.
Akhirah
a)
God’s Plan. The idea that God has written our destiny.
b)
Someone who has memorised the Qur’an
c)
The afterlife
d)
Angels
8.
Hafiz
a)
Chief Muslim civil & religious ruler or a successor to the Prophet Muhammad
b)
The afterlife
c)
The need for God
d)
Someone who has memorised the Qur’an
9.
Jihad
a)
The need for God
b)
Someone who has memorised the Qur’an
c)
means 'to strive' and there are two forms of jihad: greater jihad is the daily struggle and inner spiritual striving to live as a Muslim; lesser jihad is a physical struggle or 'holy war' in defense of Islam.
d)
Means 'community' and refers to the world wide community of Muslims who share a common religious identity.
10.
Hanifs
a)
The devout ones before the Prophet Muhammad
b)
Means 'community' and refers to the world wide community of Muslims who share a common religious identity.
c)
God revealing his truth
d)
Maintaining an awareness of God
11.
Hadith
a)
A collection of the sayings of the Prophet Muhammad
b)
Angels
c)
('risalah' in Arabic) is the term used of the messengers of Allah, beginning with Adam and ending with the Prophet Muhammad
d)
God revealing his truth
12.
Ka’aba
a)
Angels
b)
(‘Masjid’ in Arabic), a 'place of prostration' for Muslims/ a communal place of worship for a Muslim community
c)
('risalah' in Arabic) is the term used of the messengers of Allah, beginning with Adam and ending with the Prophet Muhammad
d)
The House of God. A black covered, cube shaped building at the centre of Islam’s holiest mosque in Makkah
13.
Laylat-Ul-Qadr
a)
The House of God. A black covered, cube shaped building at the centre of Islam’s holiest mosque in Makkah
b)
The Night of Power when the Prophet Muhammad received God’s revelation
c)
The greatest of all sins. Worshipping beings other than Allah eg and representing either Allah or the Prophets in images.
d)
Giving yourself to God.
14.
Malaika
a)
Maintaining an awareness of God
b)
A chapter from the Qur’an
c)
'Oneness' in reference to God and is the basic Muslim belief in the oneness of Allah
d)
Angels
15.
Mahdi
a)
('risalah' in Arabic) is the term used of the messengers of Allah, beginning with Adam and ending with the Prophet Muhammad
b)
The House of God. A black covered, cube shaped building at the centre of Islam’s holiest mosque in Makkah
c)
(‘Masjid’ in Arabic), a 'place of prostration' for Muslims/ a communal place of worship for a Muslim community
d)
The Messiah in Shia Islam who will be the last Imam who will save humanity and reign before the Day of Judgment
16.
Mosque
a)
('risalah' in Arabic) is the term used of the messengers of Allah, beginning with Adam and ending with the Prophet Muhammad
b)
Angels
c)
(‘Masjid’ in Arabic), a 'place of prostration' for Muslims/ a communal place of worship for a Muslim community
d)
The afterlife
17.
Prophethood
a)
('risalah' in Arabic) is the term used of the messengers of Allah, beginning with Adam and ending with the Prophet Muhammad
b)
God’s Plan. The idea that God has written our destiny.
c)
Someone who has memorised the Qur’an
d)
Any actions or things which are forbidden within Islam, such as eating forbidden foods.
18.
Shariah
a)
The Messiah in Shia Islam who will be the last Imam who will save humanity and reign before the Day of Judgment
b)
For Sunnis, the spiritual leader in a mosque. For Shia, the 12 Imams are the divinely appointed successors of the Prophet Muhammad, thought to be direct descendents from his line.
c)
A way of life; Muslims believe Allah has set out a clear path for how Muslims should live. Shariah Law is the set of moral and religious rules that put the principles set out by the Qur’an and the Hadith into practice.
d)
Any actions or things which are forbidden within Islam, such as eating forbidden foods.
19.
Taqwa
a)
The need for God
b)
Someone who has memorised the Qur’an
c)
'Oneness' in reference to God and is the basic Muslim belief in the oneness of Allah
d)
Maintaining an awareness of God
20.
Shirk
a)
Giving yourself to God.
b)
A chapter from the Qur’an
c)
The greatest of all sins. Worshipping beings other than Allah eg and representing either Allah or the Prophets in images.
d)
'Oneness' in reference to God and is the basic Muslim belief in the oneness of Allah
21.
Ummah
a)
'Oneness' in reference to God and is the basic Muslim belief in the oneness of Allah
b)
Means 'community' and refers to the world wide community of Muslims who share a common religious identity.
c)
Maintaining an awareness of God
d)
A way of life; Muslims believe Allah has set out a clear path for how Muslims should live. Shariah Law is the set of moral and religious rules that put the principles set out by the Qur’an and the Hadith into practice.
22.
Surah
a)
Giving yourself to God.
b)
A collection of the sayings and sayings of the Prophet Muhammad
c)
Maintaining an awareness of God
d)
A chapter from the Qur’an
23.
Submission
a)
The need for God
b)
The Night of Power when the Prophet Muhammad received God’s revelation
c)
Chief Muslim civil & religious ruler or a successor to the Prophet Muhammad
d)
Giving yourself to God.
24.
The Sunnah
a)
A chapter from the Qur’an
b)
A collection of the sayings and sayings of the Prophet Muhammad
c)
Angels
d)
The House of God. A black covered, cube shaped building at the centre of Islam’s holiest mosque in Makkah
25.
Revelation
a)
God revealing his truth
b)
Means 'community' and refers to the world wide community of Muslims who share a common religious identity.
c)
Maintaining an awareness of God
d)
A chapter from the Qur’an
26.
Tawhid
a)
God’s Plan. The idea that God has written our destiny.
b)
'Oneness' in reference to God and is the basic Muslim belief in the oneness of Allah
c)
God revealing his truth
d)
A chapter from the Qur’an
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