Lesson A3.O3.2.3
A3.O3.2.3 Jihad Quiz: WJEC Eduqas Religious Studies, Unit 8
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The 20 questions
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What is defined as the daily struggle to live as a good Muslim?
- Greater jihad
- Khums
- Lesser jihad
- Tabarra
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Which Qur'an verses are cited for the conditions of lesser jihad?
- Qur'an 3:18 and Qur'an 46:33
- Qur'an 15:98 and Qur'an 29:45
- Qur'an 2:184 and Qur'an 2:125
- Qur'an 2:190 and Qur'an 22:39
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Which two main forms of jihad are contrasted in Islamic teaching?
- Inner and outer
- Armed and verbal
- Greater and lesser
- Public and private
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What is the literal meaning of the Arabic word jihad as used in this topic?
- Victory
- Struggle
- Pilgrimage
- Sacrifice
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Which form of jihad is linked to armed conflict under conditions in the Qur'an and Hadith?
- Lesser jihad
- Hajj
- Khums
- Greater jihad
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Maintaining faith while studying in Britain is an example of which concept?
- Tabarra
- Khums
- Lesser jihad
- Greater jihad
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What do the conditions for declaration in the Qur'an and Hadith apply to?
- Amr-bil-Maroof
- Lesser jihad
- Tawalia
- Greater jihad
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Where do the origins of the concept of jihad primarily lie?
- Shi'a imams
- Qur'an and Hadith
- British law
- Sharia courts
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What does greater jihad help Muslims maintain in a non-Muslim society?
- Legal status
- Political power
- Military defence
- Muslim lifestyle
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Why are strict conditions placed on lesser jihad in the Qur'an?
- Replace prayer
- Ensure legitimate force
- Encourage warfare
- Ban all conflict
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Which type of jihad is described as an inner, everyday struggle?
- Lesser jihad
- Greater jihad
- External jihad
- Armed jihad
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What distinguishes lesser jihad from the daily struggle to be a Muslim?
- Charitable giving
- Fasting rules
- Armed conflict
- Personal prayer
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Why is greater jihad considered a lifelong process rather than a single event?
- Daily effort
- One-off test
- Deathbed duty
- Annual ritual
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Which Islamic concept is listed as 'permitted' in the concepts for this topic?
- Shariah
- Halal
- Ummah
- Haram
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What does haram mean in Islamic practice?
- Sinful
- Pure
- Forbidden
- Permitted
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What does greater jihad primarily focus on in a Muslim's daily routine?
- Living faithfully
- Fasting Ramadan
- Fighting enemies
- Paying taxes
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Why is jihad classified under Islamic practices rather than beliefs?
- Lived out action
- Written in Torah
- It is a creed
- Internal dogma
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Which Islamic term refers to the struggle involving physical force under strict conditions?
- Greater jihad
- Tabarra
- Lesser jihad
- Khums
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What do the strict conditions placed on lesser jihad primarily provide?
- Religious guidance
- Financial taxes
- Pilgrimage routes
- Daily routines
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Varying applications of lesser jihad conditions demonstrate which aspect of Islamic thought?
- Scriptural erasure
- Diverse interpretations
- Absolute uniformity
- Complete secularism
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