This is the quiz for the revealed theology course. You must score at least 80% to pass this lesson.
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Why is the question “Can God create a rock He cannot lift?” considered rationally invalid?
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The 20 foundational attributes (Sifat) of Allah taught in classical Islamic creed encompass all other divine attributes and names.
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How are the 20 foundational attributes of Allah categorised?
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Wujud (Existence) is classified as the single Personal Essence Attribute (Sifah Nafsiyyah) of Allah.
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5. Question
According to Dr. Mustafa Mahmud’s Dialogue with an Atheist, why cannot the law of causation be applied to question “Who created God?”
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The concept of an infinite temporal regress of created causes (Tasalsul) is logically coherent and explains the existence of the universe.
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7. Question
What does the term Wajib al-Wujud imply regarding Allah’s existence?
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8. Question
In Islamic theology, Allah is subject to the physical dimensions of space, time, height, and width.
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What is the fundamental flaw of Deism compared to Islamic Theism?
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10. Question
An equilateral triangle is defined as a three-sided closed polygon where all three sides are equal in length and all three internal angles measure 60 degrees.
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