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What does the term 'Tevvâb' signify in Islam?
What does the term 'Tevvâb' signify in Islam?
- The Most Gracious
- The All-Knowing
- The Acceptor of Repentance (correct)
- The Creator
The Quran does not mention the acceptance of repentance by God.
The Quran does not mention the acceptance of repentance by God.
False (B)
What should Muslims do when they recognize their mistakes?
What should Muslims do when they recognize their mistakes?
Repent and seek God's forgiveness
True repentance involves turning away from sin and returning to _______.
True repentance involves turning away from sin and returning to _______.
Match the following concepts with their descriptions:
Match the following concepts with their descriptions:
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The Acceptor of Repentance (Et-Tevvâb)
The Acceptor of Repentance (Et-Tevvâb)
It refers to God's attribute of accepting repentance from those who have committed mistakes or sins and showing forgiveness.
What does 'Et-Tevvâb' highlight?
What does 'Et-Tevvâb' highlight?
God's willingness to forgive those who sincerely repent and seek His forgiveness.
What does repentance signify?
What does repentance signify?
It signifies a turning away from sin and a return to God's path.
How does the Prophet Muhammad's example inspire Muslims?
How does the Prophet Muhammad's example inspire Muslims?
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What does true repentance involve?
What does true repentance involve?
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Study Notes
et-Tevvab
- The word "Tevvab" means "one who turns back" in dictionaries.
- Et-Tevvab describes God as accepting repentance from those who are sorry for their sins
- God often accepts repentance from people, and repeatedly in the Quran.
- People make mistakes intentionally or unintentionally throughout their life.
- The important thing is acknowledging the mistakes immediately and repenting, and staying close to God's mercy.
- God is described as et-Tevvab in the Quran, forgiving and accepting the repentance of His believers.
- The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) encouraged people to repent and seek forgiveness from God.
- The Prophet Muhammad, in a Hadith, prayed to God that he would be someone who thanks, remembers, fears, and obeys God, and to receive God's peace and comfort.
- Those who repent and seek forgiveness from God should also respect the rights of others.
- Trying to correct past mistakes and seek forgiveness from others and God.
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Description
This quiz explores the concept of Et-Tevvab, which means 'the one who turns back'. It discusses the importance of repentance in Islam, how God accepts the repentance of believers, and the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad regarding seeking forgiveness. Test your knowledge on this essential aspect of Islamic faith.
