This is the quiz for the revealed theology course. You must score at least 80% to pass this lesson.
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What was the error of the Jabariyyah sect regarding human free will?
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2. Question
The Qadariyyah / Mu’tazilah erred by claiming that humans create their own actions independently of Allah’s power.
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3. Question
What is the orthodox Sunni position (Ahl al-Sunnah) regarding human actions?
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4. Question
Allah’s pre-eternal knowledge (‘Ilm) of a person’s future choices forces that person to make those choices against their will.
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On what basis are human beings held morally accountable and judged by Allah?
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6. Question
Allah’s divine pleasure (Rida) and Allah’s divine decree/will (Mashiah) are identical in all circumstances.
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Why is a believer rewarded with eternal Paradise (Jannah) even though their worldly good actions were finite in duration?
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8. Question
Delving obsessively into the secret, unrevealed details of divine decree (Qadar) can lead a person to spiritual doubt and confusion.
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People who live in places or eras where the true message of divine revelation never reached them (Ahl al-Fatrah) are judged based on what?
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Question 10 of 10
10. Question
In Islamic creed, human intention (Niyyah) precedes the divine creation of the action that the human acquires (Kasb).
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