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WorksheetsIslam Beliefs - The Big Quiz
Total questions: 85
Worksheet time: 43mins
What is the term for the belief in one unique god in Islam?
Tawhid
Pantheism
Trinity
Polytheism
Muslims believe Allah is the same god worshipped by Jews and Christians.
True
False
Who is considered the final prophet in Islam?
Abraham
Muhammad (PBUH)
Moses
Jesus
Muslims believe the Qur'an contains the exact word of God.
True
False
What do Muslims believe about Allah's nature?
Human-like
All-powerful and all-knowing
Limited and comprehensible
Multiple deities
Islam is a polytheistic religion.
True
False
What is the Islamic holy book called?
Qur'an
Bible
Vedas
Torah
Muslims believe God could have a son.
True
False
How do Muslims view the prophets?
Messengers of God
Mythical figures
Gods themselves
Historical leaders
Tawhid means belief in multiple gods.
True
False
How many prophets are named in the Qur'an?
25
100
50
10
Muslims believe that Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) is the final prophet.
True
False
Which prophet is known for building the Ka'ba in Makkah?
Musa (Moses)
Adam
Ibrahim (Abraham)
Isa (Jesus)
Muslims believe that all prophets taught different messages.
True
False
What is the significance of Prophet Muhammad's role according to Muslims?
Delivering the direct words of God
Building the Ka'ba
Leading the Israelites out of Egypt
Being the first human
Muslims believe that Allah will make further revelations after Prophet Muhammad.
True
False
Which prophet suggested that Muslims should pray five times a day?
Isa (Jesus)
Ibrahim (Abraham)
Musa (Moses)
Adam
Muslims regard Isa (Jesus) as the Son of God.
True
False
Which festival celebrates Prophet Ibrahim's dedication to Allah?
Id-ul-Adha
Mawlid
Eid al-Fitr
Ramadan
Adam is regarded as a prophet in Islam.
True
False
Which prophet is believed to have received the Suhuf?
Prophet Isa
Prophet Ibrahim
Prophet Musa
Prophet Dawud
What is the Taurat known as in Judaism?
The Torah
The Psalms
The Gospels
The Qur'an
Which holy book was revealed to Prophet Dawud?
Suhuf
Zabur
Injil
Taurat
What is the main reason Muslims believe the Qur'an is unique compared to previous revelations?
It is perfectly preserved
It was revealed in Arabic
It was revealed to the last prophet
It contains stories of all prophets
Muslims believe the Injil was revealed to Prophet Isa.
True
False
The Qur'an is believed to have been altered over time.
True
False
Muslims believe the Taurat contradicts the Qur'an in some parts.
True
False
The Zabur is believed to be the holy book of Prophet Musa.
True
False
The Suhuf is well-documented in the Qur'an.
True
False
Why do Muslims believe a final revelation was needed?
Previous books had issues
To introduce a new religion
To provide new laws
To replace the Bible
When did the first revelation of the Qur'an occur?
610CE
622CE
632CE
650CE
Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) wrote the Qur'an himself.
True
False
Who brought the revelation of the Qur'an to Muhammad (PBUH)?
Angel Mikail
Angel Jibril
Angel Azrael
Angel Israfil
The Qur'an was compiled into a book during Muhammad's (PBUH) lifetime.
True
False
How long did it take for the entire Qur'an to be revealed?
30 years
5 years
10 years
23 years
Muslims believe the Qur'an is the literal word of Allah.
True
False
Who ordered the compilation of the Qur'an into a book?
Caliph Uthman
Caliph Umar
Caliph Abu Bakr
Caliph Ali
The Qur'an is treated with great respect by Muslims.
True
False
What is one way Muslims show respect for the Qur'an?
Placing it on the floor
Wrapping it in silk
Burying it underground
Burning incense around it
The Qur'an provides guidance on how Muslims should live their lives.
True
False
What are angels in the Islamic worldview made of?
Water
Fire
Light
Clay
Angels in Islam have free will.
True
False
Which angel delivered the Qur'an to Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)?
Jibril
Israfil
Mika'il
Izra'il
Mika'il is responsible for sounding the trumpet on the Day of Resurrection.
True
False
What is the role of Izra'il in Islam?
Protecting holy places
Recording deeds
Delivering messages
Separating souls from bodies
Munkar and Nakir ask questions to the dead in their graves.
True
False
Which angel is charged with protecting holy places?
Israfil
Izra'il
Jibril
Mika'il
Angels record human deeds for the Day of Judgement.
True
False
Who will sound the trumpet signaling the resurrection of the dead?
Mika'il
Izra'il
Israfil
Jibril
Jibril is known as God's messenger to human beings in Islam.
True
False
What do Muslims believe about God's knowledge?
God knows nothing about human actions.
God only knows the future.
God is omniscient and knows everything.
God only knows the past.
Muslims believe that their lives are predestined by God.
True
False
How do Muslims reconcile predestination with free will?
They believe in random chance.
God knows actions, but humans choose freely.
They deny free will.
They believe in fate only.
Muslims believe that God forces them to act in certain ways.
True
False
What is the significance of the Day of Judgement in Islam?
It is when humans are judged for their actions.
It is a day to predict the future.
It is a day of rest.
It is a day to celebrate creation.
Muslims believe that God knows what will happen in the afterlife.
True
False
Why do Muslims believe they are responsible for their actions?
Because they have no choice.
Because God forces them to act.
Because actions are random.
Because they choose their actions freely.
Muslims believe that God has loaned them the power of choice.
True
False
What does omniscient mean in the context of Islamic belief?
God is aware of everything past, present, and future.
God only knows the present.
God is unaware of human actions.
God only knows the past.
Muslims believe that their actions are predetermined and they have no responsibility.
True
False
What do Muslims believe happens on the Day of Judgement?
Allah judges all people equally
People are reincarnated
Everyone goes to Jannah
Only the rich are judged
Muslims believe that dead people remain in the grave until the end of the world.
True
False
Who are Munkar and Nakir?
Prophets
Angels who question the dead
Guardians of Jannah
Leaders of prayer
Muslims believe that the righteous will be in delight on the Day of Judgement.
True
False
What is Jannah in Islamic belief?
A place for non-believers
Paradise for those who lived good lives
A place of punishment
A temporary resting place
The Qur'an states that the wicked will burn in hell on the Day of Judgement.
True
False
What happens to those who lived poorly according to Islamic belief?
They are forgiven automatically
They are reincarnated
They are punished in Jahannam
They are sent to Jannah
Muslims believe that everyone will be resurrected for judgement by God.
True
False
What does the Qur'an say about the repayment of deeds?
Deeds are not considered
Only the good deeds are repaid
Only the bad deeds are repaid
Every human will be repaid in full for what he has earned
The Qur'an mentions that none shall be wronged on the Day of Judgement.
True
False
Who did Shi'a Muslims believe should have been the first caliph after Prophet Muhammad's (PBUH) death?
Ali
Abu Bakr
Uthman
Umar
Shi'a Muslims believe that the Imam must be from Muhammad's (PBUH) bloodline.
True
False
What is the term used by Shi'a Muslims for the leader of the Islamic community?
Mullah
Sheikh
Caliph
Imam
Shi'a Muslims believe the Imams are infallible.
True
False
How many Imams do Shi'a Muslims believe there have been?
15
10
14
12
The twelfth Imam, Muhammad al-Mahdi, is believed to be in hiding by Shi'a Muslims.
True
False
What is the festival of Ashura for Shi'a Muslims?
New Year
Prophet Muhammad's birthday
End of Ramadan
Commemoration of Imam Husayn's martyrdom
Shi'a Muslims pray five times a day but often combine them into three times.
True
False
Why do Shi'a Muslims not require communal Friday prayers?
The Twelfth Imam is in hiding
It is not mentioned in the Qur'an
It is a Sunni practice
They pray at home
Shi'a and Sunni Muslims both believe in Tawhid.
True
False
What is a unique practice of Shi'a Muslims regarding prayer?
Praying only at night
Praying at three times a day
Praying facing the sun
Praying in silence
Visiting shrines is a practice unique to Shi’a Islam.
True
False
What do Shi’a Muslims believe about the Imams’ ability to interpret the Qur’an?
They do not interpret it
They interpret it literally
They cannot interpret it
They are best placed to interpret it
Shi’a Muslims believe that many Imams were assassinated or murdered.
True
False
What is the belief about the return of the twelfth Imam?
He will return next year
He has already returned
He will never return
He will return at the end of the world
