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SOR.U4.T1 - Islam & State (Sunni)
SOR.U4.T1 - Islam & State (Sunni)
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1
What is NOT an example of Saudi Arabia's extreme religious policies?
Removing religious education from schools
Using a religious police to monitor Saudi citizens
Closing Mecca and Medina to non-Muslims
Forbidding the expression of non-Islamic beliefs
2
All citizens of Saudi Arabia must be Muslim.
True
False
3
What form of Sunni Islam is preached in Saudi Arabia?
Usulism
Wahhabism
Hanafism
Salafism
4
When did Pakistan become an independent nation-state?
1984
1956
1947
1831
5
What system of government best describes Saudi Arabia?
All of the above
Islamic theocracy
Secular monarchy
Islamic republic
6
Complete the sentence:
Malaysia's attitude towards religious freedom is open and respectful because the state...
has a history of religious and political oppression.
contributed to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
is completely detached from any religion.
has to balance the interests of many different religious and ethnic groups.
7
Pakistan's constitution does not allow for the expression of any religion other than Islam.
True
False
8
How is religion viewed in Malaysian politics?
As a sign of honour
As a thing of the past
As an obstacle
As a taboo
9
Shi'a Muslims enjoy equal opportunities in employment, justice and business in Pakistan.
True
False
10
How is Malaysia's attitude towards religious freedom generally described?
Open and respectful
Careless
Negative and oppressive
Progressive
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How does the state regulate Sunni Islam in Malaysia?
Funding Islamic schools
Forbidding Muslims from converting to other religions
All of the above
Enforcing Islamic education for all Muslim Malay students
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What is Pakistan's official state religion?
Sunni
Judaism
Hinduism
Shi'a Islam
