A Muslim says: 'Everything happens according to Allah's will, but I am still responsible for my sins.' This statement reflects:

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Question

A Muslim says: 'Everything happens according to Allah's will, but I am still responsible for my sins.' This statement reflects:

Accepted Answer

The traditional Muslim understanding of Al-Qadr and human accountability — Award 1 mark for recognising this expresses the orthodox Muslim position that Al-Qadr and moral responsibility coexist. A is incorrect — this is mainstream Islamic teaching, not a contradiction. C is incorrect — both Sunni and Shi'a Muslims hold this view. D is incorrect — the statement affirms human responsibility.

Answer

A Shi'a belief but not a Sunni belief

Answer

The belief that humans have no free will

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The traditional Muslim understanding of Al-Qadr and human accountability

Answer

A contradiction that most Muslims reject

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