Lesson A3.O3.1.1
A3.O3.1.1 The Nature of Allah Quiz: WJEC Eduqas Religious Studies, Unit 8
20 questions
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The 20 questions
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In Islam, what is the belief in the oneness of Allah called?
- Shahadah
- Tawhid
- Qadr
- Adalat
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Which Qur'an verse is cited in the specification for the oneness of Allah?
- Qur'an 2:136
- Qur'an 46:33
- Qur'an 3:18
- Qur'an 2:184
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Which attribute of Allah means that Allah is present and close to creation?
- Omnipotence
- Transcendence
- Beneficence
- Immanence
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Which attribute describes Allah as being beyond and unlike anything in creation?
- Immanence
- Fairness
- Transcendence
- Beneficence
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Which attribute means that Allah has complete power over all things?
- Mercy
- Beneficence
- Omnipotence
- Justice
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Which concept, found in Shi'a Islam, refers to the justice of Allah?
- Adalat
- Tawhid
- Qiyamah
- Imamah
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A teacher explains that Allah is close to humans and hears prayers, while also being beyond human imagination. Which two attributes does this combine?
- Beneficence and fairness
- Tawhid and adalat
- Immanence and transcendence
- Omnipotence and mercy
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A believer accepts that Allah does not punish the innocent unfairly and rewards good deeds. Which two attributes are most directly relevant?
- Fairness and justice
- Omnipotence and transcendence
- Tawhid and omnipotence
- Immanence and mercy
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Which core Islamic belief is contradicted by claiming Allah has partners?
- Akhirah
- Risalah
- Tawhid
- Malaikah
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What does the attribute of Omnipotence mean for Allah?
- Complete power
- Total fairness
- Hidden presence
- Infinite mercy
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Which Qur'an reference is cited in the specification for the attributes of immanence, transcendence, omnipotence and mercy?
- Qur'an 15:98
- Qur'an 46:33
- Qur'an 3:18
- Qur'an 2:136
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Why is Tawhid considered the foundation of all Islamic beliefs?
- Directs worship
- Sets calendar dates
- Proves evolution
- Defines tax rules
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Which concept is specifically highlighted in Shi'a Islam within the nature of Allah?
- Tawhid
- Akhirah
- Adalat
- Risalah
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What does Allah's beneficence primarily involve?
- Human likeness
- Required repayment
- Strict punishment
- Freely given goodness
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Which term describes Allah's compassion and forgiveness towards creation?
- Mercy
- Transcendence
- Omnipotence
- Adalat
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Which term describes Allah's compassion towards creation?
- Omnipotence
- Transcendence
- Immanence
- Mercy
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What does the Shi'a concept of Adalat specifically emphasise?
- Angelic duty
- Predestination
- Prophethood
- Divine justice
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Which attribute would best explain why Allah sustains the universe at every moment?
- Tawhid
- Adalat
- Omnipotence
- Transcendence
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Which attribute teaches that Allah is beyond and unlike His creation?
- Immanence
- Transcendence
- Omnipotence
- Beneficence
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Which core belief about Allah is shared across all branches of Islam?
- Adalat
- Tawhid
- Ashura
- Imamate
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