Islamic Studies/Islamiat MCQs
Topic Notes: Islamic Studies/Islamiat
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Plato
- Biography: Ancient Greek philosopher (427–347 BCE), student of Socrates and teacher of Aristotle, founder of the Academy in Athens.
- Important Ideas:
- Theory of Forms
- Philosopher-King
- Ideal State
1
Which phrase is called the “key to Paradise”?
Answer:
Alhamdulillah
The testimony “La ilaha illa Allah” is the key to Paradise. It affirms Tawhid and negates shirk. Without it, deeds are void. It is the foundation of Aqeedah and the ultimate truth.
2
Which Prophet’s father was an idol-maker, yet he upheld Tawhid?
Answer:
Nuh
Prophet Ibrahim عليه السلام’s father made idols, but he rejected shirk. He challenged his people and declared Tawhid. His story teaches that Aqeedah is stronger than family ties. He became the father of prophets.
3
What does “Al-Basir” mean as one of Allah’s names?
Answer:
t does “Al-Basir” mean as one of Allah’s names?
Al-Basir means Allah sees everything, visible or hidden. Nothing escapes His sight. Aqeedah affirms His attributes without likening Him to creation. This deepens awareness of divine watchfulness.
4
Which Prophet is mentioned as al-Masih in the Qur’an?
Answer:
h Prophet is mentioned as al-Masih in the Qur’an?
Prophet Isa عليه السلام is called al-Masih in the Qur’an. This title means “the anointed one,” but Islam rejects the divinity attributed to him. Aqeedah affirms he was a prophet and servant of Allah. His role is clarified against false claims.
5
Who are “Ashab al-Kahf”?
Answer:
People of the Elephant
The Companions of the Cave were youths who fled their society to preserve their Aqeedah. Allah protected them by putting them to sleep for centuries. Their story in Surah Al-Kahf is a lesson in faith and perseverance. It shows Allah’s power to preserve belief.
6
Which attribute of Allah means “The All-Hearing”?
Answer:
Al-Basir
Al-Sami‘ means Allah hears everything, hidden or spoken. This attribute reminds believers to be mindful of words. Aqeedah requires affirming His attributes without distortion. It increases awareness of accountability.
7
Which Prophet’s nation was punished with stones from the sky?
Answer:
Nuh
The people of Prophet Lut عليه السلام were destroyed by stones for their corruption and immorality. Their rejection of Tawhid and transgression led to divine punishment. Aqeedah affirms Allah’s justice and wrath against persistent sinners.
8
What does the name “Al-Aziz” mean?
Answer:
The Merciful
Al-Aziz signifies Allah’s might, dominance, and invincibility. Aqeedah affirms His strength over all creation. No power can overcome Him. This belief instills awe and reverence in the heart.
9
Who are the “Munafiqun” according to Qur’an?
Answer:
Idol-worshippers
Munafiqun are hypocrites who claim Islam outwardly but deny faith inwardly. The Qur’an condemns them strongly. Their deceit undermines Aqeedah. True Iman requires sincerity of heart.
10
What does “Iman” literally mean?
Answer:
Worship
Iman means faith, rooted in the heart, affirmed by the tongue, and acted upon by deeds. Aqeedah defines its six pillars. Without Iman, actions lack value. It is both conviction and practice.