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
What is the literal linguistic meaning of the Arabic verb from which the word Aqidah derives?
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2. Question
A person who affirms faith with the tongue and believes with the heart is classified as a believer both in this world and according to Allah.
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3. Question
How is a person treated by the Muslim community if they declare faith with the tongue but hold no true belief in their heart (Munafik)?
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4. Question
Merely inheriting religious belief (Taqlid) without understanding foundational reasoning leaves a person completely safe from facing doubts in their faith.
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5. Question
According to the text Jawharat al-Tawhid, inherited or traditional belief without deeper verification is described as having what potential risk?
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6. Question
Islam represents the outward manifestation of faith (such as actions and declarations), whereas Iman represents the inward belief in the heart.
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7. Question
What is the spiritual status of a person who internally believes in Allah and the Prophet, submits intellectually, but never declares the Shahadah with their tongue due to concealment?
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8. Question
According to Islamic teachings, every human child is born upon an uncorrupted natural disposition (Fitrah) toward belief in God.
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9. Question
Which of the following best defines the science of Revealed Theology (Ilm al-Kalam)?
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Question 10 of 10
10. Question
In the classical Islamic worldview, proving the existence of God was historically treated as an unnatural burden rather than an innate starting point.
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