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WorksheetsMuslim beliefs: Nature of Allah - Holy Books
Total questions: 31
Worksheet time: 16mins
How many names does Allah have?
99
66
33
1
What do the names of Allah represent?
His Characteristics
His number - how many gods there are
His skills
His talents
How many Gods do Muslims believe in?
99
66
33
1
Tawhid means the oneness of God.
True
False
'Worship God and ---- false gods.'
(a)
Muslims believe that Allah is both immanent and transcendent
True
False
Immanent means:
God acts in the world
He is close
God is above creation
God is beyond his creation
Transcendent means
God is above all
God is beyond his creation
God is close
God acts in the world
Muslims believe that Allah has many characteristics, including Tawhid, immanence, transcendence, omnipotence, beneficence, mercy, fairness and justice (Adalat)
True
False
The names of Allah tell Muslims something about his nature, but it is impossible to understand him fully
True
False
Allah's characteristics are important because they help Muslims to know what Allah looks like.
True
False
Allah's characteristics are important because they help Muslims to worship and aspire to be a reflection of him.
True
False
'We are closer to him than his ------- vein'
(a)
'He has ----- over all things'
(a)
Risalah are prophets
True
False
Prophets are messengers of God
True
False
Risalah is also known as
Nubuwwah
Tawhid
Mi'ad
'Adl
Risalah is a belief of?
Christians
Sunni Muslims
Shi'a Muslims
Belief in Risalah is important to Muslims because:
It represents how Allah communicates with his people
it reminds Muslim of a common heritage between Christians and Jews
Allah has spoken to many Prophets and Muslims are meant to follow their teachings
The Prophets had great qualities
Names of Muslim Prophets are:
Adam
Sarah
Musa (Moses)
Isa (Jesus)
Risalah refers to the means of communication between Allah and people, through many thousands of prophets
True
False
Muslims believe in 50 Prophets
True
False
Messengers (rasuls) are given the task of passing on Allah's guidance to humanity.
True
False
Adam, Ibrahim, Isma'il, Musa, Dawud, Isa and Muhammad are some of the prophets mentioned in the Qur'an.
True
False
Muslims believe many holy books come originally from Allah and were for particular societies at particular times
True
False
Muslims only believe in one holy book - the Qur'an
True
False
Muslims believe that, prior to the Qur'an, holy scriptures were changed or lost, and so needed replacing.
True
False
Muslims believe that the Qur'an is the final and perfect revelation from God
True
False
Muslim holy books:
Sahifah
Tawrat
Zabur
Injil
Qur'an
Muslim holy books:
Scrolls
Torah
Psalms
Gospel
Qur'an
'The Qur'an is nothing less than a ---------- that is sent to him. [Muhammad]'
(a)
