Faith & Belief Final Quiz

The meaning of the term Tawheed stems from the linguistic meaning of its Arabic root verb WaHaDa i.e.

to unify or to make into one. Which one of these descriptions of Divine unity is the most appropriate?

Knowing the unity of God in His Lordship and His names and attributes has a fruit. What is the fruit of

this recognition?

What condition of the testimony of faith are you fulfilling when you give up something that goes against

the commands of God in spite of it being a source of joy and pleasure for you or a popular trend among

others?

When defining the angels of God, Muslim scholars mention that angels do not possess free will. What

does this mean?

There are so many books that were revealed by God to humanity throughout the ages. What does

believing in the books or revelation of God entail?

God sent prophets and messengers for many reasons, what were the main reasons for sending these

great role models?

When we make the declaration of faith, there are certain obligations that we must meet. The following

verse was mentioned to point out the importance of one of the obligations related to the declaration of

faith. Say, [O Muhammad], « If your fathers, your sons, your brothers, your wives, your relatives, wealth

which you have obtained, commerce wherein you fear decline, and dwellings with which you are

pleased are more beloved to you than God, His Messenger and striving in His cause, then wait until God

executes His command. God does not guide the defiantly disobedient people.9:24″ What is this

obligation?

Why is there such an emphasis in the Quran and the prophetic tradition, Sunnah, about believing in the

Day of Judgment?

Does Islam say anything about the time between death and the Day of Resurrection?

The subject of divine decree is a very important one. Muslim scholars have simplified the subject matter

for us for an easier understanding. We learned that divine decree has several stages or steps. What are

these stages?