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Islamic Theology: weeks 4&5

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 32mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The core of our faith rests on the concept of ______

a)

Tawakul

b)

Tawhid

c)

Taharah

d)

Fitra

2.

Tawhid means_______

a)

Premordial Nature

b)

existence

c)

multiplicity

d)

oneness

3.

What are three ways from which we gain knowledge of Allah?

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4.

Allah's attributes are...

a)

eternal : Forever

b)

limited : begins and ends at a certain time

c)

pre-eternal : existent before

d)

Eternal and pre-eternal

5.

All prophets received the core message of Tawhid and a book from Allah through the Angel Jibril.

a)

True

b)

False

6.

Describe Allah as you know Him in 4-8 sentences.

4 lines
7.

What are the Inner Pillars of Worship? (select all that apply)

a)

Love

b)

Action

c)

Hope

d)

Emotion

e)

Fear

8.

In order to know and love Allah one must go through a process of actions.

List the following actions in order:

worship, knowledge, recognition, affirmation

a)

worship

knowledge

recognition

affirmation

b)

recognition

knowledge

affirmation

worship

c)

knowledge

affirmation

recognition

worship

d)

knowledge

recognition

affirmation

worship

9.

Why is it important to have love for the One you are worshiping?

Explain.

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10.

Hope and (a)   are required to create a balance in loving Allah.

11.

Hope and fear are important aspects of the inner pillar of worship. These two feelings create the recognition of incentives and consequences for us.

Provide two incentives that we can hope for when we are worshiping Allah and also two consequences we should fear when we are worshiping Him.

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12.

Allah is (a)   , wants us to know him, facilitates it through revelation and messengers, and teaches us how to worship Him.

13.

Define and explain ONE of Allah's names.

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14.

What is the purpose of a miracle?

a)

to boost the ego of the one performing the miracle.

b)

to make people believe.

c)

to prove an extraordinary claim.

d)

to prove invincibleness.