Eduqas GCSE Religious Studies Study of Islam Beliefs and teachings overview quiz quiz

The five daily prayers that Muslims perform each day

The pilgrimage to Mecca

The absolute oneness and unity of Allah

Belief in angels

Giving a fixed share of your wealth to charity each year

Fasting in Ramadan

The angel of death

Associating a partner or equal with Allah

Because making images and pictures is far too expensive for most people

Because Allah is transcendent and unlike anything created

Because only prophets may be pictured

Because the Qur'an permits only statues

Five

Seven

Six

Ten

Tawhid and Nubuwwah

Salah and Sawm

Jannah and Jahannam

Adl and Imamah

A disagreement about the wording of the text of the Qur'an itself

A dispute over who should lead Islam after Muhammad

A difference over the number of daily prayers

A war with another religion

Ibrahim (Abraham)

Musa

Muhammad

Isa

Written down by Muhammad himself entirely from his own thoughts and ideas

Discovered on stone tablets

Passed down by the Imams only

Revealed to Muhammad through the angel Jibril

Clay

Light

Fire

Water

Humans have no free will at all and cannot ever choose any of their own actions

Allah does not know the future

Allah knows and decrees all, but humans still freely choose and are responsible

Only prophets have free will

The month of fasting

The pilgrimage

The night prayer

The Day of Judgement

Fear of being sent to Hell on the Day of Judgement, and nothing else

Taqwa, the love of and submission to Allah

Wanting praise from others

Hope of wealth in this life