This is the quiz for the revealed theology course. You must score at least 80% to pass this lesson.
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1. Question
Do the 99 Beautiful Names of Allah represent a strict limit on all of Allah’s divine names and qualities?
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2. Question
All 99 traditional names of Allah map neatly into the 20 foundational divine attributes taught in Kalam.
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3. Question
What is the technical difference between a Messenger (Rasul) and a Prophet (Nabi) in Islamic theology?
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4. Question
Every Rasul is a Nabi, but not every Nabi is a Rasul.
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5. Question
Is prophethood (Nubuwwah) an office that a human being can earn through intense spiritual exercises and self-purification?
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6. Question
One of the primary wisdoms for sending prophets is to establish absolute proof (Hujjah) so that humanity has no excuse before Allah on Judgment Day.
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7. Question
What are the two forms of revelation given to the Prophet Muhammad?
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8. Question
The Prophet’s mission includes purifying human souls (Tazkiyah) and teaching the wisdom of the Book.
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9. Question
What does the linguistic root of Rasul signify in addition to carrying a message?
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Question 10 of 10
10. Question
Perennial philosophy incorrectly asserts that high spiritual illumination grants non-prophets equal access to prophetic divine revelation.
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