Lesson A1.T3.3.2
A1.T3.3.2 Islamic Perspective: Forgiveness Quiz: WJEC Eduqas Religious Studies, Unit 3
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The 20 questions
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Which Qur'an verse is cited in the spec for Islamic teaching on forgiveness?
- Qur'an 5:32
- Qur'an 2:34
- Qur'an 42:30
- Qur'an 16:90
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Which Qur'an verse is cited in the spec for forgiveness alongside 42:30?
- Qur'an 2:155
- Qur'an 16:90
- Qur'an 36:81
- Qur'an 64:14
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What does Qur'an 64:14 teach regarding God and believers?
- Demand strict vengeance
- Ignore bad deeds
- Punish all wrong
- Pardon and forgiveness
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According to Qur'an 42:30, what is hardship linked to?
- Astrology signs
- Human actions
- Pure chance
- Divine malice
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Which Islamic concept describes God's mercy and forgiveness?
- Karma
- Dharma
- Rahmah
- Mukti
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Which Islamic concept supports forgiving someone who has caused harm?
- Divine mercy
- Legal justice
- Strict retaliation
- Social isolation
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What inspires examples of forgiveness within Islamic practice?
- Personal beliefs
- Legal obligation
- Peer pressure
- State laws
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How is forgiveness viewed in Islamic teaching?
- Encouraged for believers
- Only for prophets
- Strictly forbidden
- Discouraged entirely
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In Islam, does receiving forgiveness remove all legal or moral consequences?
- All guilt vanishes
- Punishment stops
- Karma is erased
- Consequences remain
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Why might a Muslim view forgiveness as an act of personal strength?
- Shows physical force
- Reflects self-control
- Proves cowardice
- Demonstrates weakness
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Which Islamic concept describes God's forgiveness of sins?
- Samsara
- Atman
- Karma
- Maghfirah
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What is the primary community benefit of forgiveness among Muslims?
- Restores relationships
- Creates division
- Increases tension
- Encourages feuds
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When a Muslim forgives a wrongdoer, whose example are they following?
- Politicians
- Society
- The media
- Allah
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How do forgiveness and justice relate in Islamic thought?
- They completely conflict
- Only justice matters
- Only forgiveness matters
- Both are balanced
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Which teaching describes Allah as the one who pardons much?
- Qur'an 2:155
- Qur'an 5:32
- Qur'an 16:90
- Qur'an 42:30
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A Muslim teacher explains that Allah's mercy is wider than human anger. Which concept does this express?
- Original Sin
- Ahimsa
- Maya
- Rahmah
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Why does Islamic teaching link forgiveness to individual conviction?
- Culture demands it
- Laws force pardon
- It is accidental
- Beliefs shape actions
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What dual aspects are combined in Islamic teachings on forgiveness?
- Retribution and karma
- Isolation and fasting
- Mercy and pardoning
- Judgment and wrath
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Which Qur'an verse links forgiveness with those who restrain anger?
- Qur'an 5:32
- Qur'an 16:90
- Qur'an 3:134
- Qur'an 2:34
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What does the divine name Al-Ghafur mean?
- The Judge
- The All-Forgiving
- The Creator
- The All-Merciful
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