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Islam: Beliefs and Teachings
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Question 1 · 1 mark · Difficulty 1/3

Which concept describes the Islamic principle that humans are trustees of the Earth, responsible for its care on behalf of Allah?

  1. Tawhid
  2. Khalifah
  3. Ummah
  4. Tawbah
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✓ Answer: B — Khalifah
Award 1 mark for identifying khalifah as the concept of stewardship/trusteeship of creation. A is incorrect — tawhid refers to the oneness of Allah. C is incorrect — ummah refers to the worldwide Muslim community. D is incorrect — tawbah means repentance.
Question 2 · 1 mark · Difficulty 1/3

Which Arabic term refers to the absolute oneness of Allah, which is considered the most fundamental belief in Islam?

  1. Tawhid — the oneness and uniqueness of Allah
  2. Tawbah — repentance and turning back to Allah
  3. Tawakkul — complete trust and reliance on Allah
  4. Taqwa — God-consciousness and fear of Allah
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✓ Answer: A — Tawhid — the oneness and uniqueness of Allah
Tawhid refers to the core Islamic doctrine of the absolute oneness of Allah, meaning He has no partners, equals, or associates. Tawakkul refers to trust in Allah, not His nature. Taqwa describes a state of piety and God-consciousness in the believer. Tawbah is the concept of sincere repentance, unrelated to Allah's essential nature.
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