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What did Allah give to the Prophets?

a. Allah gave the Prophets the treasures of the earth.

b. Allah gave the Prophets His detailed guidance to mankind.

c. Allah gave the Prophets commands over the people.

d. Allah gave the Prophets very good advice.


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Mention some endearing names of Prophet Muhammad (pbuh).

a. Yassinb. Tahac. Ahmadd. The above and many many more.


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Of all the Sahaaba who was the closest to Prophet Muhammad (pbuh)?

a. Abu Bakr, Omar, and Uthman.b. Abu Dhar, Salman Al-Farsi, and Al-

Muqdad.c. Ali.d. Abu Sufyan, Mu'awiya, and Amr Ibn Al-

Aas.


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At which house did Ali spend his childhood?

a. Ali spent his childhood in his father's house of course.

b. Ali spent his childhood in his grandfather's house of course.

c. Ali spent his childhood in Muhammad's house.

d. Ali spent his childhood in uncle’s house.


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Ali had the singular honor to marry a blessed woman. Who was she?

a. Ali married Fatima the daughter of Amina.

b. Ali married Fatima the daughter of Khadijah.

c. Ali married Fatima the daughter of Muhammad (pbuh).

d. Ali married Fatima the daughter of both Khadijah and Muhammad (pbuh).


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Describe some points Muhammad (pbuh) saw in Ali (a.s.).

a. Muhammad saw in Ali nobility of character, goodness of heart, true virtue.

b. Unparalleled righteousness, strict honesty, intense faith.

c. Penetrating intelligence, distinctive aptitude and agile mind.

d. All the above plus a towering personality.


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Who are Ahlul Bayt?

a. Wives of the Prophet (pbuh).b. The Designated twelve Imams, starting

with Ali down to the twelfth of his progeny, Al-Mahdi.

c. All the relatives of the Prophet (pbuh).d. Wives of the Prophet (pbuh) + Ali and

his descendants.


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Recite the Quranic Ayah on behalf of Ahlul Bayt.

a. Verily Verily, Allah wants to keep away impurity from you, O' Ahlul Bayt, and sanctify you in a perfect way.

b. Verily Verily, Allah wants to sanctify you well, O' Ahlul Bayt.

c. Verily Verily, Allah loves you O' Ahlul Bayt.

d. Verily Verily, Allah will guide you, O' Ahlul Bayt.


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Explain how the Islamic information was passed to the people, after Muhammad (pbuh) passed away.

a. By hard work, and high knowledge of the Sahaaba.

b. By hard work, perseverance, and high knowledge of the Imams of Ahlul Bayt over three centuries.

c. a and b.d. By radio, TV, publishing, and other

media + a and b.


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Who are Aali Muhammad?

a. All the descendants of Muhammad (pbuh).

b. All of Hashim clan.c. Ahlul Bayt.d. All the Sahaaba.


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Explain what we are to say in the Salats about Ahlul Bayt (Aali Muhammad)?

a. We say nothing about Ahlul Bayt (Aali Muhammad).

b. We ask Allah to bless Ahlul Bayt (Aali Muhammad).

c. We pray for Ahlul Bayt (Aali Muhammad).

d. We praise Ahlul Bayt (Aali Muhammad) during Salat.


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What do we call the Way of Ahlul Bayt?

a. Teaching of Muhammad (pbuh) as passed down by his family, Ahlul Bayt.

b. The authentic Sunnah of Muhammad (pbuh).

c. Many people call it the Ja'fari school of thought or Imamiyah Shi'a.

d. All the above.


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What is the meaning of Deen?

a. A way of life according to the Divine Guidelines.

b. Theology about Allah.c. Worship rituals.d. Being good in the way we think Allah

will like.


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What does Islam basically consist of?

a. Islam basically consists of beliefs, rituals, and ethics.

b. Each item in (a) above includes many other very important items.

c. The details of the items in (b) above comprise the directives of Islam.

d. Islam is history of the life of Muhammad (pbuh) and the Muslim heritage.


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What are the 5 components of Usool Al-Deen (Basics of Religion)?

a. Divine Oneness, Divine Justice, Prophethood, Imamah, and the Hereafter.

b. Divine Oneness, Divine Love, Prophethood, Imamah, and the Hereafter.

c. Divine Oneness, Angels, Prophethood, Imamah, and the Hereafter.

d. Divine Oneness, Holy books, Imamah, and Ma’ad.


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What are the 8 components of Furoo' Al-Deen (Rituals of Worship)?

a. Salat, Saum, Zakat, Khums, Haj, Jihad, Amru bil Ma'ruf, Nahiyu unn Munkar.

b. Salat, Saum, Zakat, Khums, Haj, Jihad, Helping others, Piety.

c. Salat, Saum, Khums, Reading Quran, Jihad, Amru bil Ma'ruf, Nahiyu unn Munkar.

d. Salat, Saum, Zakat, Khums, Haj, Jihad, Amru bil Ma'ruf, visiting the shrines.


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What are the 5 points we admit when we say the first phrase of Shahaada?

a. Allah exists, Allah is One, Allah is Just, Allah is the Creator, Allah is Supreme.

b. Allah exists, Allah is Love, Allah is Good, Allah is the Creator, Allah is Supreme.

c. Allah exists, Allah is One, Allah is Distant, Allah is the Creator, Allah is Supreme.

d. Allah exists, Allah is One, Allah is Just, Allah is the Creator, Allah is Nominal.


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What points we admit when we say the second phrase of the Shahaada?

a. Muhammad (pbuh) is the Messenger of Allah.

b. Gabriel has revealed Allah's Message of Islam.

c. As Muslims we are to follow Muhammad's teachings.

d. All the above.


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Briefly stated what does the Islamic faith consist of?a. Elements of faith: Divine Oneness,

Divine Justice, Prophethood, Imamah, and Hereafter.

b. Acts of worship consisting of: Salat, Saum, Zakat, Khums, Haj, Jihad, Enjoining to do good, and prohibiting the bad.

c. Muslim character: Hadith, Ah'kaam, and Ij'tihaad.

d. All the above.


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Describe the foundation stone of Islam.

a. Salat, Saum, Zakat, and Haj.b. Belief in the Oneness of Allah (Tawhid).c. Only the ethics of Islam.d. Prophethood of Muhammad (pbuh).


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Explain about Allah's Being.

a. Allah's Being is completely different from ours.

b. Allah is self-sufficient, eternal, with no beginning or end.

c. Allah creates but was not created.d. All the above and more.


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Mention the 8 positive attributes of Allah's Being.

a. Allah is Eternal, Omnipotent, All-Knowing and Ever-Living.

b. Allah is the Master of the Word, is the truthful, who executes His Will.

c. Allah is the Perceiver: All-Seeing, All-Hearing, and Omnipresent.

d. All the above.


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Mention the 8 non-positive attributes of Allah's Being.a. Allah is with no physical body, not

composed of components, and is not contained.

b. Allah does not incarnate, does not coalesce, and cannot be physically seen.

c. Allah is not susceptible to change, and Allah's Being and His attributes are one and the same.

d. All the above.


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Explain what is meant by saying Allah is timeless.

a. Allah has time on His hand.b. Allah was there, is there, and will

always be there, He is constant.c. Allah is the True Reality.d. All the above.


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Does Allah have a beginning? Explain.

a. Since Allah's essence is radically different from ours, He has no beginning.

b. Since Allah was not created, He has no beginning.

c. a and b above.d. Since Allah begins all things, He has no

beginning.


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Does Allah have an end? Explain.

a. Since Allah's essence is radically different from ours, He has no end.

b. Since Allah was not created, He has no end; He does not die.

c. a and b above.d. Since Allah will end and terminate all

things, He has no end.


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What is meant by Allah's Omnipotence?

a. Allah has the absolute Capability, as He Wills.

b. Incapability is a defect, and since He is above all defects, Allah's Capability is unlimited.

c. Allah produces anything He wishes through His Will.

d. All the above.


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Explain what is meant by Allah is Aalim.

a. Allah knows everything in the universe in absolute terms.

b. Allah knows most of what we do and hide in our hearts.

c. b + Allah's knowledge is very vast.d. b + Allah knows our deepest secrets.


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Compare Allah's knowledge with our knowledge.a. Allah's knowledge is more than the size of

the oceans put together if we compare it to our knowledge which is like one drop!

b. Allah's knowledge is vast, but our knowledge is fast increasing too.

c. Allah's knowledge is vast, but our knowledge will catch up with His, soon.

d. Allah's knowledge is vast, but our knowledge will eventually catch up with His.


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Explain the Iraada (Will of Allah).

a. Allah fulfills anything He decides to do.b. Through Allah's Will the universe was

created.c. Allah can do anything He wills.d. All the above.


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Explain what is meant by Allah as the Perceiver?

a. Allah can see and hear everything at the same time, all over the universe.

b. a + Allah is Ever-Present near and far.c. Allah's presence is absolutely essential

for the universe to continue.d. All the above.


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What are the 3 components of Allah's Perception?

a. Allah's speech.b. Allah's All-Seeing, Allah's All-Hearing,

and Allah's Omnipotence.c. Allah's All-Seeing, All-Hearing, and

Allah the Truth.d. Allah's All-Seeing, All-Knowledge, and

Allah the Truth.


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Does Allah talk to us?

a. All the time, but in a whisper.b. Of course not, how can that be.c. Yes, indirectly, and we can feel it in

our hearts.d. Only when I am thinking deeply.


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Explain what is meant by saying Allah is the Truth?

a. Allah is the Truth in existence.b. Allah is the Truth in what He says.c. Being All-Perfect, Allah speaks only

truthful facts.d. All the above.


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Explain what is meant by saying Allah does not have a physical body.a. A body is a material thing created by Allah,

while Allah is not created and is self-sustaining.b. A body consists of elements and is limited in

space, bound by surface, and fills a given space, while Allah is not bound by space or limitations.

c. A body is a creation of Allah for us, and has its numerous imperfections and limitations, while Allah is not created and perfect in everything.

d. All the above.


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Does Allah consist of constituents?

a. Of course He does, like anything else.b. Allah does not consist of constituents.c. An object depends on its constituents,

which will expose it to many liabilities and weaknesses.

d. b + Allah is the All-Perfect Being, and He is not composed of and does not consist of any constituents.


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What is meant by “Allah is not contained”?

a. Allah is above all requirements, so He does not need an abode nor does He have a body like us.

b. We exist within time and place, but Allah needs neither.

c. Since Allah created time and space, He cannot be limited by His own creation.

d. Therefore Allah cannot be contained and He is everywhere + a, b, and c.


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Explain what is meant by saying Allah does not incarnate into anything.

a. Allah does not assume bodies nor enter into any.

b. Allah is above all wants, and He is not limited by any shape or form.

c. Allah does not, therefore, enter any shape or form.

d. All the above.


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Explain why Allah cannot be seen.

a. Our eyes see the color and shape of an object. An object has form, shape, and is limited in space.

b. Allah Almighty does not have a body, is not bound by space, nor does He have a shape.

c. Therefore Allah cannot be seen by us.d. Allah can be felt and perceived by us, +

a, b, and c.


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What is meant by saying “Allah does not coalesce”.

a. Allah Almighty is Singular and One, His entity is One.

b. Allah does not coalesce or merge into any other entity.

c. Whatever Allah has created is an object; consequently, it is mortal and dependent on Him.

d. Because Allah has not been created, He cannot merge or coalesce with His creation + a, b, and c.


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Is Allah susceptible to change?a. While we change and things around us

change, and while change is a constant in our lives and the universe, Allah Almighty does not change.

b. Allah is constant, fixed, unchangeable, and has always been so.

c. To be changeable is a sign of imperfection liable to improvement or deterioration.

d. Allah is All-Perfect, + a, b, and c.


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What is meant by: Allah's Being and his attributes are one and the same.

a. All of Allah's attributes are His self.b. Allah's attributes are not additions to

His being.c. Allah's attributes are an integral part

of Allah's self + a and b.d. Allah's Being and his attributes can

sometimes be one and the same.


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What are the practical bearings about Tawhid?

a. Tawhid is the mainstay of our lives.b. Tawhid gives all people a focal point, the

point being the Lord Allah Himself!c. All Muslims have a great thing in common, a

system of convergence toward the point, the One Creator, Allah.

d. All human creation is linked together, and this in itself will free humans from falling prey to their own wishes and desires, + a, b, and c.


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What is meant by Divine Justice (Adl)?

a. Allah exercises Divine Justice (Adl) in court.

b. Adl (Divine Justice) means belief in the perfection of the actions of Allah.

c. Allah never does an act which may be unjust, Allah's acts are always good and done without compulsion.

d. Whatever Allah does is good, right, and proper + b and c.


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What is the scope of Divine Justice?a. No evil can come from Allah whatsoever.b. Allah does not make people commit evil

or mischief, but will punish them for their evil thoughts and deeds.

c. Allah will not ill-compensate the true believers.

d. Allah will neither punish unnecessarily nor give less than what is deserved + a, b, and c.


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Mention 4 points about Allah's Justice.

a. Allah's justice is perfect and absolute, He never asks us to do things beyond our capacity.

b. Allah will hold us responsible only for our actions, nothing else.

c. Allah will forgive us if we do something wrong and sincerely ask for His forgiveness + a and b.

d. a + b + c, and Allah prefers only the believers in His judgment.


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What is the importance of Divine Justice?a. Due to Divine Justice Allah sent Prophets to

numerous communities.b. The Prophets taught Allah's Commands and

Directives. Anyone who obeys these Directives will be compensated through the Divine Justice of Allah.

c. Because of His Divine Justice Allah created Heaven and Hell, the Day of Judgment, and the Hereafter.

d. Divine justice is a foundation-stone of Islam + a and b.


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What is meant by free will?a. For every action there is a reaction, and for

everything that man does there are possible consequences.

b. Man has free will, but only to a certain extent. Man uses his mind to decide on the course of action, and his intentions, emotions, needs, and desires can all enter into this decision.

c. Man may do things that are good and proper, or he may do things that are evil and mischievous.

d. Man is totally responsible for his acts, and on the Day of Judgment he will stand to account for his deeds + a, b, and c.


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What is meant by predestination?

a. Man is the prisoner of his genes, his upbringing, his family life, circumstances, culture, and mental capacity, among other things.

b. a above play a significant role in determining his behavior and the course he takes in life.

c. a and b + therefore he is predetermined.d. a and b + only partly predetermined because

Allah gives man alternatives to choose from.


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