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Who is the founder of Islam?
Ali
Abu Bakr
Khadija
Muhammad
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When was Islam founded?
32 AD
610 AD
1500's BC
500's BC
3
What was Muhammad’s job before he became the prophet of Islam?
He worked as a trader who transported goods for wealthy people.
He worked as a security guard at the Ka’aba.
He worked as a scribe that copied biblical manuscripts.
He did not have a job because his family was so wealthy.
4
Which of the following best describes what most Muslims believe about the Bible?
The Bible is full of fairy tales and fictional stories.
The Bible is a demonic book that idol worshippers wrote in the 1st century.
The Bible we have today is the exact Word of God and should be obeyed.
The Bible has been corrupted over time and the Quran has superseded it.
5
Which of the following are the holy texts of Islam?
Quran and Torah
Pentateuch and Hadith
Torah and Bible
Quran and Hadith
6
According to Islam, how did Muhammad receive his revelations from God?
He saw many visions of Jesus Christ and wrote down what he told him.
He found them on ancient scrolls in the desert.
He spoke directly with God who appeared to him in a burning bush.
He received them through the angel Gabriel who acted as a messenger.
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What percentage of textual variants in our New Testament manuscripts change any of the core teachings of Christianity?
5%
35%
0%
95%
8
Which of the following is
not
one of the six articles of Islamic faith?
Mahdi - “Guided One” - A messiah will return at the end of time
Malaikah - “Angels” - angels are God’s messengers
Nubuwwah - “Prophets” - God speaks to prophets; Muhammad is final prophet
Al-Qadr - “God is sovereign” - God controls all things
9
According to Muslims, who will be saved?
Those who are people of the book (Christians, Jews, and Mulsims).
Those whom Allah has mercy on.
Those who fight holy wars in the name of God.
Those who exercise faith alone in God’s mercy to save sinners.
10
What began the divide that led to the split between Sunni and Shia Muslims?
Muhammad returned to Mecca in 630 with his followers and captured the city.
Muslims disagreed about whether or not to ally with Christians and Jews.
Muslims disagreed about how to translate the Quran into other languages.
Muslims disagreed about who should be caliph after Muhammad died in 631.
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Which of the following best describes the Quran’s teaching about Jesus?
Jesus died on the cross to save us from our sins.
Jesus was God in the flesh.
Jesus was a miracle worker and a messenger from God.
Jesus was not a real historical person that ever existed.
12
In Islam, what is the Ummah?
An Arabic word that means “God”
The main political and religious leaders who took over after Muhammad died
A Muslim leader, similar to a pastor in Christianity
The community of Muslims; similar to “the Church” in Christianity
13
How many manuscript copies of the Greek New Testament do we have today?
119
5,786
2,917
0
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In the manuscripts of the New Testament, 95% of textual variants are...
All of the above
Spelling errors
Grammar errors
Word order changes
15
In Islam, what is an Imam?
A Muslim leader, similar to a pastor in Christianity
An Arabic word that means “God”
The main political and religious leaders who took over after Muhammad died
The community of Muslims; similar to “the Church” in Christianity
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Which of the following is
not
one of the five pillars of Islamic obedience?
Jihad - “Struggle” - holy war against internal sin and external infidels
Salat - “Prayer” - pray five times a day facing Mecca
Sawm - “Fasting” - fast during the month of Ramadan from sunrise to sunset
Hajj - “Pilgrimage” - journey to the holy city of Mecca
