ISLAMIC

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Read the chapter carefully from the

book. Do the fill in the blanks in
workbook by yourself and recheck
with the answer key provided.
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EX: A – Fill in the blanks:

1. Six / 6
2. Arkan-ul-Iman
3. Tawheed
4. Angels
5. Day of judgment
6. Mankind
7. Judgment
8. fundamental beliefs
9. Guidance
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Ex-B: Complete the following statements about prominent angels and divine
books.

1. Jibreel (AS)
2. Mikaeel (AS)
3. Israfeel (AS)
4. Malik (AS)
5. Torah
6. Injeel
7. Zaboor
8. Quran
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Ex- C: Answer the following questions.

1. Why did Allah send the Prophets towards the mankind?

Allah sent prophets and messengers (peace be upon them all) as a mercy to mankind.
They were human beings of superior moral character selected by Allah to remind
people about Him to guide them on the path leading to His pleasure and to Paradise.
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2. What do Muslims believe about the life after death?

Muslims believe that there will come a day when the whole universe will be destroyed and people

will be held accountable for their deeds. Muslims believe they can enter Paradise by living according

to the teachings of the Qur’an. Therefore, obeying the rules set by Allah is of ultimate importance for

Muslims. so this makes them think about their beliefs, actions and behavior. They see their life on

earth as a test from Allah, and obviously want to be rewarded in the afterlife,

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3. What is the meaning of the Arabic term ‘Al-Qadha Wal-

Qadar’?

The Arabic word “Qadar” expresses the concept of divine decree concerning

destiny or fate (both good and bad). It means that all things are determined by

Allah and nothing takes place except by His will and with His knowledge.
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