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Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 38mins
is the sacred text of Islam. Muslims believe it contains the word of God as communicated to the prophet Muhammad.
(a)
Which of the following is considered the most important mosque in Makkah ( Mecca)?
Temple at the Wall
Ka'bah (kaaba)
St. Peters Cathedral
The Golden Temple at Amritsar
What is the name of the pilgrimage to Makkah (Mecca) during the last month of the Islamic calendar?
The March
The Crusade
The Night Journey
The Hajj
What is the largest branch of Islam?
Shi'ites
Sunnis
Sufis
Caliphs
Which of the following refers to the religious laws of Islam and means a clear, straight path?
Hajj
Ka'bah
Shari'ah
Caliphs
The Islamic word for Messiah is Allah.
True
False
After Muhammad died, the leaders of Islam were called Caliphs
True
False
Muslims must face towards Makkah (Mecca) when praying
True
False
Vocabulary: Branch of Islam whose members believe the first four caliphs are the rightful successors of Muhammad
Hajj
Qur'an
Shi'a
Sunni
Which denomination is the largest denomination in Islam?
Sunni
Shi'a
Sufi
Ahmadiyya
(Sura 112) :17-18)
The principal belief most evident in the passage is:
(Surah 4:125)
The principal belief most evident in the passage is:
(Surah 112:2-4)
The principal belief most evident in the passage is:
Who are Islam's Prophets? Select all that apply
Abraham
Jesus
Moses
King David
How did Islam expand to new areas?
Through the Apostles
Through trade and conquest
Through family ties
Through wealth
To which three continents did Islam expand after Muhammad's death?
Asia, Africa, North America
Africa, Europe, Asia
South America, Australia, Africa
Australia, Europe, South America
What did Muhammad do when he returned to Mecca from Medina?
Destroy the idols at the Ka'aba
Go pray at the biggest Mosque
Execute the governing body of people
None of the above
What was society mainly based on before Islam?
National Government
Military Rule
Tribal loyalty and family ties
Religious councils
Which cities became major centres of trade and commerce?
Arabia and Medina
Mecca and Ka'ba
Medina and Mecca
Medina and Ka'ba
What geographic feature made trade difficult but important in Arabia?
The harsh desert landscape
Dense rainforests and rivers
Coastal flooding from monsoons
High mountain ranges and glaciers
The angel who appeared to Muhammad with God's message was
(a)
Why did the Meccan leaders reject Muhammad’s message?
They didn't understand it
It came from Medina
It went against their beliefs
It threatened their power and wealth
What was the Treaty of Hudaybiyya?
A peace agreement
A trade agreement
A military alliance
A religious ceremony
The Qur’an was revealed to Muhammad all at once.
True
False
Muhammad appointed his successor before he died.
True
False
What does the word ‘caliph’ mean?
Prophet
Successor
Warrior
Leader of prayer
What is considered the gravest sin in Islam, which cannot be forgiven if not repented for?
Abandoning prayer (Salat)
Committing shirk (associating partners with Allah)
Breaking Ramadan fast intentionally
Not performing pilgrimage (Hajj)
Which of the following is NOT recognised in Islam as one of the divine revelations given to prophets?
The Vedas
The Gospels
The Torah
The Psalm
Why is Muhammad referred to as the ‘Seal of the Prophets’?
He preached the most peaceful message
He lived longer than other prophets
He wrote down the Qur’an himself
He was the last and final prophet of Allah
What is the name of the Islamic concept of eternal paradise for the righteous?
Jahannam
Jannah
Dar al-Islam
Barzakh
What do Muslims believe will happen on the Day of Judgement?
Only Muslims will be judged
All souls will be given a second chance
Heaven and Hell will disappear
Every soul will be resurrected and held accountable
What does the phrase In sha’Allah express in a Muslim’s everyday life?
A desire to follow Allah’s orders exactly
That success is due to personal effort
Trust in God’s will and plan
Gratitude for food and blessings
What is the best way to describe Islamic teaching on fate and free will?
Allah controls all actions—humans have no freedom
Humans are free, but Allah does not know the future
Fate determines everything, including belief
Humans choose actions, but Allah knows and permits all things
