Sunni Six Beliefs
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What does the excerpt 'He was strictly true to what he promised' teach Muslims?

  • The importance of fulfilling promises and being truthful. (correct)
  • To maintain a strict daily prayer schedule.
  • To hold fast to the principles of Islam.
  • To strive for excellence in all aspects of life.

    • What is the significance of the phrase 'He hath given me revelation and made me a prophet'?

  • It emphasizes the role of prophets in transmitting God's message. (correct)
  • It signifies the start of the Islamic faith and the beginning of the Quran.
  • It demonstrates Allah's power to bless and guide individuals.
  • It highlights the importance of following the Prophet Muhammad's teachings.

    • What is the significance of the quote “He received forgiveness from his Lord”?

  • It indicates God's forgiveness for the Prophet Muhammad's past deeds.
  • It signifies the Prophet Muhammad's importance as an example of repentance and forgiveness. (correct)
  • It emphasizes the importance of seeking forgiveness from Allah for our wrongdoings.
  • It serves as a reminder of Allah's vast mercy and willingness to forgive those who repent.

    • Which verse emphasizes the importance of submission to God's will and fulfilling His commands?

    <p>19:54 (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does the title 'Seal of the Prophets' for Muhammad symbolize?

    <p>The completion of the divine revelation, with no further prophets to come. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What key aspect of Islamic belief is demonstrated by the quote 'Allah made David a vicegerent (khalifah)'?

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    What is the main message conveyed by the quote 'He was a messenger'?

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    Which aspects of Islamic teachings are emphasized through the excerpt 'He taught Muslims how to repent and ask for forgiveness'?

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    What is the purpose of learning the Qur'an in Arabic for Muslims?

    <p>To ensure no change occurs through translation (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What term is used to describe Muslims who memorize the Qur'an?

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    Why is the Qur'an considered to have total authority in Islam?

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    What is the significance of the Bismillah in the Qur'an?

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    What action is NOT typically taken when handling the Qur'an?

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    What was done to ensure the Qur'an remained unchanged after Muhammad's death?

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    What does the respect shown to the Qur'an by Muslims include?

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    Which characteristic of Muhammad contributed to the preservation of the Qur'an?

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    Which of the following attributes of Allah is directly linked to the phrase "Not a leaf falls, but that He knows it"?

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    Which of the following attributes relates to the phrase "My mercy embraces all things"?

    <p>Ar-Rahm (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    The statement "your Lords bounty (love/kindness) is not restricted" is best associated with which attribute of Allah?

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    Why is the phrase "Allah is all pardoning, ever-forgiving" directly related to the attribute Al-Afu?

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    Which attribute of Allah is directly associated with the statement "Is not Allah the best of Judges?"?

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    What is the significance of reciting the 99 names of Allah?

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    Why is the belief in Allah's omnibenevolence important for Muslims?

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    What does the belief in Allah's transcendence imply?

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    Which of the following describes Allah's immanence?

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    What does the term omnipotence of Allah mean?

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    How does the belief in Allah's judgment relate to the concept of justice?

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    What role does the concept of forgiveness play in the faith of Muslims?

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    Which of the following statements best describes the nature of Allah's relationship with the universe?

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    What will happen to a person whose good deeds outweigh their bad deeds?

    <p>They will receive the book in their right hand and enter Jannah. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What do the righteous receive as a reward in Paradise, according to the content?

    <p>Gardens watered by running streams. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Who will pass directly into Paradise according to the content provided?

    <p>Those who have died in battle for God. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the ultimate consequence for those who fail to obey Allah’s will?

    <p>They will suffer in Jahannam. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What description is given for those condemned to Jahannam?

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    Which group of people is specifically noted as going to hell?

    <p>Those who have denied and turned away from God. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Why do some Muslims struggle with the concept of eternal punishment?

    <p>They find it unfair for finite sins to result in infinite punishment. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is a possible belief about Jahannam held by some Muslims today?

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    Why is the Qur'an considered important for Muslims?

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    What role do the Sunnah and Hadith play in Islam?

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    What is the belief of predestination in Islam?

    <p>Allah knows in advance what will happen to everyone. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How does belief in free will coexist with predestination in Sunni Islam?

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    What is one benefit of believing in predestination?

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    What are the main components of the Islamic practices outlined in the Qur'an?

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    What does the belief in angels signify in the context of the Qur'an?

    <p>The belief in angels emphasizes the revelation process of the Qur'an. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How does a Muslim's understanding of life after death manifest in their beliefs?

    <p>It reinforces the importance of living a righteous life according to the Qur'an. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Flashcards

    As-Salaam

    One of Allah's names, meaning 'The Source of Peace'.

    Al-’Adl

    The name of Allah meaning 'The Just', who judges fairly and without bias.

    99 Names of Allah

    A set of names that describe different attributes of Allah, important in Islamic faith.

    Belief in Omnipotence

    The belief that Allah is all-powerful and controls everything that happens.

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    Belief in Omnibenevolence

    The belief that Allah is all-good and merciful, which should reflect in Muslims' behavior.

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    Transcendence

    The belief that Allah is above and beyond all creation, separate from the universe.

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    Immanence

    The belief that Allah is close to every human and is actively involved in the world.

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    Guidance in Daily Life

    Allah provides direction and guidance to Muslims in their daily actions and decisions.

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    Al-’Alim

    Allah as 'The Knower of All', omniscient about everything humans do.

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    Ar-Rahm

    Allah as 'The All-Merciful', compassionate to those who repent.

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    Al-Wadu

    Allah as 'The Loving One', showing personal care for creation.

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    Al-Afu

    Allah as 'The Forgiver', who pardons people's wrongdoings.

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    Al-Haka

    Allah as 'The Judge', who will judge on Judgment Day.

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    Forgiveness in Islam

    Allah is forgiving if we seek forgiveness with sincerity.

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    Obedience to Allah

    Trusting Allah's plan and being obedient to His commands.

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    Risalah/Nubuwaah

    The concept of Prophethood in Islam, emphasizing guidance by prophets.

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    Prophet Muhammad

    Founder of Islam, the last prophet whose example must be followed.

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    Seal of the Prophets

    Muhammad is known as the Seal of the Prophets, ensuring the message is unaltered.

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    Divine Revelation

    Muhammad received God's final revelation over 23 years, forming the Qur'an.

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    Angel Jibril

    The angel who guided Muhammad to read the divine words.

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    Importance of Prayer

    Prayer is crucial in Islam as a form of obedience and submission to Allah.

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    The Qur'an

    The holy book of Islam revealed to Muhammad over 23 years.

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    Surahs

    Chapters of the Qur'an, each made up of verses.

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    Hafiz

    A title for Muslims who have memorized the entire Qur'an.

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    Respect for the Qur'an

    Muslims show respect by keeping it clean and honored.

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    Bismillah

    Phrase meaning 'In the name of Allah', begins most Surahs.

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    Authority of the Qur'an

    The Qur'an has total authority as God's words.

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    Reverence during recitation

    Muslims behave respectfully when the Qur'an is recited.

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    Finality of the Qur'an

    The belief that the Qur'an is God's last revelation to humanity.

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    Jannah

    Paradise in Islam where the righteous are rewarded after judgment.

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    Jahannam

    Hell in Islam where the disbelievers and evildoers are punished.

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    As-Sirat

    The narrow bridge that one must cross to reach Jannah after judgment.

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    Faithful and Moral Lives

    Living according to Allah's guidelines to achieve paradise.

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    Garments of Fire

    A punishment in Jahannam described as clothing made of flames for the disbelievers.

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    Separation from God

    A key suffering in Jahannam, feeling cut off from Allah’s mercy.

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    Temporary Hell

    Some Muslims believe that hell could be a temporary state for some sinners.

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    Infinite Punishment for Finite Sin

    The debate on fairness in eternal punishment for limited wrongdoing.

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    The Qur'an's Importance

    The Qur'an is the eternal word of Allah, guiding Muslims in belief and action.

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    Belief in Unity of Allah

    Muslims believe in one Allah who is omnipotent, omniscient, and omnipresent.

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    Role of Angels

    Belief in angels, especially Jibr'il, who revealed the Qur'an to Muhammad.

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    Life After Death

    The Qur'an repeatedly refers to the Last Day and life after death.

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    Core Practices (Five Pillars)

    Muslims practice Salat, Sawm, Zakah, Hajj; avoid pork, alcohol, and gambling.

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    Hadith

    The Hadith offers reports of the sayings of Prophet Muhammad.

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    Belief in Predestination (Al Qadr)

    Predestination is the belief that Allah has predetermined everything that happens.

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    Study Notes

    Sunni Six Beliefs

    • Tawhid: Belief in Allah as the one and only God
    • Risalah (the communication): Belief in angels, holy books, and prophets
    • Malaikah (Belief in angels): Belief in the existence of angels
    • Belief in the holy books: Belief in the divine scriptures like Torah
    • Nubuwwah (Prophethood): Belief in prophets as messengers of God
    • Akirah (Afterlife): Belief in the life after death and the Day of Judgment
    • Al Qadr (Predestination): Belief in preordained events by God

    Importance of Six Beliefs for Sunni Muslims

    • They affirm faith in Allah, angels, books, messengers, and the Day of Judgment
    • This unites Sunni Muslims globally
    • Enhances understanding of their beliefs and the rules leading to Paradise
    • Salvation results from adhering to the six beliefs and the principles of Islam

    Equality in Islam

    • Muslims are equal in the sight of Allah, regardless of race or background
    • There are no priests or holy men in Sunni Islam, only angels as intermediaries
    • People are responsible only for their own actions, not for the sins of others

    Shi'a Five Roots of Usul ad Din

    • Al-Tawhid: Belief in One God. Belief in the oneness of God and his exclusive right to be worshipped.
    • Al-Adl (Divine Justice): Belief that God is just and fair in all His dealings with humanity
    • Al-Nubuwwah (Prophethood): Belief in prophets, especially Muhammad, as messengers of God
    • Al-Imamah (Leadership): Belief in divinely appointed Imams who guide Muslims
    • Mi'ad: Belief in the Day of Judgment and Resurrection

    Importance of Usul ad Din to Shi'a Muslims

    • The foundation of their faith, guiding their beliefs and actions
    • Creates unity within the Shi'a Ummah
    • Guides Shi'a Muslims on the path to salvation and heavenly rewards
    • Understanding their faith through teachings and acts of worship

    Nature of Allah

    • Tawhid (Monotheism): Only one God deserving of worship
    • Allah's 99 Names: Attributed to Allah including Al-Qadir (All Powerful), Al-Alim (All Knowing), and Ar-Rahman (Most Compassionate)
    • Shirk: An unforgivable sin; associating partners with Allah

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