WorksheetsMuslim Beliefs key terms AQA GCSE
Total questions: 41
Worksheet time: 30mins
What is 'Authority'? [1]
something written in a person's own hand, as a manuscript, signature or letter.
a person who writes a novel, poem, essay etc
a source of accurate information and truth, with the power or the right to instruct, command and make judgements
What is Heaven, in Muslim belief? Select the correct explanations [2]
Referred to by Muslims as purgatory.
It is a place of great suffering after death for those who have rejected the Qur’an’s teachings and have led a wicked life. For some it will last forever.
Referred to by Muslims as paradise.
It is Allah’s reward after death to those who have been faithful to Allah and who have repented of their sins.
It is Muhammad's reward after death to those who have been faithful to Allah and who have repented of their sins.
What is Hell, in Muslim belief? Select the correct explanations [3]
It is a place of great suffering after death
It refers to suffering on Earth
it will end when people die
it is for those who have rejected the Qur’an’s teachings and have led a wicked life.
For some it will last forever.
Muslim
A place in Saudi Arabia
One who has submitted to the will of Allah and has accepted Islam.
One of Allah’s 99 Beautiful Names.
The Oneness of God
It refers to Allah’s ability to do anything.
The belief in only one God
Tawhid. It refers to the unity of Allah. Islam is a monotheistic religion.
paradise [2]
state or place of eternal happiness in the presence of God.
Described as a great city in the Qur'an
a place in the sky where people are happy
Described as a beautiful garden in the Qur'an
Predestination
This refers to the military struggle to defend Islam.
This is the idea that everything that happens has been decided already by Allah.
This refers to Allah’s justice. He treats all humans equally and as they deserve.
This refers to the duty of every Muslim to live a good life, staying faithful to the beliefs and obeying the commands of Islam.
Prophethood [3]
The teachings and practices of Muhammad
Risalah in Arabic
Channel of communication between God & humanity,
beginning with Adam and ending with Muhammad.
beginning with Isaac and ending with Muhammad.
ummah
Belief in life after death.
Muslim declaration of faith.
the world wide family of Muslim believers
The concept of justice in Shi’a Islam
What is 'The Qur’an'? [2]
The Holy Book revealed to the Prophet Muhammad by the angel Jibril. Allah’s only revelation to humankind.
The Holy Book written by Muhammad
The Holy Book revealed to the Prophet Muhammad by the angel Jibril. Allah’s final revelation to humankind.
It is the Arabic word for 'recitation'
It is the Arabic word for 'remember'
The Shahadah [3]
Muslim declaration of faith.
It is a statement of faith in Allah as the only God and in Muhammad as Allah’s prophet.
The 1st of the Five Pillars for Sunni Muslims.
The 1st of the Five Pillars for Shi'a Muslims.
It is a statement of faith in Muhammad as the only God and in Isa as a prophet.
Which of the following is the CORRECT LIST of beliefs included in the Five Roots?
Prophethood, Tawhid, the Imamate, Resurrection, the Justice of God
Prophethood, Angels, the Imamate, Resurrection, the Justice of God
Prophethood, Tawhid, the supremacy of God, Resurrection, the Justice of God
Prophethood, Tawhid, the Imamate, the Authority of Holy Books, the Justice of God
Prophethood, Tawhid, the Imamate, Resurrection, Muhammad is the final Prophet of Allah
Which of the following beliefs is the CORRECT list of the six articles of faith?
Angels, Tawhid, Holy Books, Supremacy of God's will, Day of Judgement, Paradise
Angels, Tawhid, Holy Books, Benevolence of Allah, Day of Judgement, Prophets of God
Angels, Tawhid, Holy Books, Supremacy of God's will, Day of Judgement, Prophets of God
Angels, Tawhid, Holy Books, resurrection, Day of Judgement, Prophets of God
Imamate, Tawhid, Holy Books, Supremacy of God's will, Day of Judgement, Prophets of God
Explain some differences and similarities in the The Shahadah for Shi'a Muslims, compared to Sunni Muslims [3]
In Sunni Islam it is not a separate Pillar, but declaring the shahadah is included in the obligatory prayers.
Both Sunni and Shia use the statement of faith in Allah as the only God and in Muhammad as Allah’s prophet.
Many Shi'a Muslims add the extra phrases to the Shahadah, stating that Ali is the friend of God, and the rightful successor to Muhammad
Many Shi'a Muslims add the extra phrase to the Shahadah stating that Abu Bakr is the friend of God and the rightful successor to Muhammad"
In Shi’a Islam it is not a separate Pillar, but declaring the shahadah is included in the obligatory prayers.
