What is the meaning of Tawheed in Islam?
A) The belief in the oneness of God
B) The belief in the existence of angels
C) The belief in the prophethood
D) The belief in afterlife
Which of the following is the fundamental concept of Tawheed?
A) God has no partners or associates
B) God has multiple forms
C) God shares His powers with others
D) God is only present in certain places
What does Tawheed Al-Rububiyyah refer to?
A) The oneness of God’s lordship
B) The oneness of God’s names
C) The oneness of God’s worship
D) The oneness of God’s attributes
Tawheed Al-Uluhiyyah emphasizes the oneness of God in which area?
A) Worship
B) Creation
C) Sustenance
D) Prophethood
Which of the following best defines Tawheed Al-Asma wa Sifat?
A) The oneness of God’s names and attributes
B) The oneness of God’s power
C) The oneness of God’s laws
D) The oneness of God’s will
What is the Arabic word for “God” in Islam?
A) Ilah
B) Allah
C) Rab
D) Malik
Which Surah in the Qur’an is dedicated to the concept of the oneness of God?
A) Al-Baqarah
B) Al-Ikhlas
C) Al-Fatiha
D) Al-Nas
What does the phrase “La ilaha illallah” mean?
A) There is no God but Allah
B) Allah is the greatest
C) Allah is merciful
D) There is no deity other than God
Which attribute of Allah does the name “Al-Rahman” signify?
A) The Merciful
B) The Creator
C) The King
D) The Sustainer
What does the concept of Tawheed oppose in Islamic teachings?
A) Polytheism (Shirk)
B) Free will
C) Obedience to God
D) The concept of Angels
The oneness of God in His lordship is referred to as:
A) Tawheed Al-Uluhiyyah
B) Tawheed Al-Rububiyyah
C) Tawheed Al-Asma wa Sifat
D) Tawheed Al-Fitan
What does Tawheed in the names and attributes of God mean?
A) God shares His names with others
B) God’s names and attributes are unique to Him
C) God is represented by symbols
D) God’s attributes are limited
Which of the following is an example of Shirk (associating partners with Allah)?
A) Believing in the oneness of God
B) Praying only to Allah
C) Seeking intercession from someone other than Allah
D) Acknowledging the power of Allah
What does the name “Al-Malik” mean in reference to Allah?
A) The Creator
B) The King
C) The Sustainer
D) The All-Knowing
Which of the following describes the relationship of humans with Allah in Tawheed?
A) Humans are worshippers of Allah alone
B) Humans share power with Allah
C) Humans are only accountable to themselves
D) Humans are the creators of the universe
What is the core teaching of Tawheed in Islam?
A) The oneness of God in all aspects
B) The multiplicity of deities
C) The separation of divine powers
D) The worship of multiple gods
What is the meaning of the name “Al-Khaliq”?
A) The Creator
B) The Provider
C) The Guide
D) The Most Merciful
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of Tawheed?
A) Allah has no partners or associates
B) Allah has a consort
C) Allah is the only one worthy of worship
D) Allah is the Creator and Sustainer of the universe
How does Tawheed define the relationship between God and creation?
A) God has no direct relationship with creation
B) God controls and sustains all of creation
C) God is distant from creation
D) Creation is independent of God
Which of the following is an example of Tawheed Al-Uluhiyyah?
A) Acknowledging that God is the Creator
B) Worshipping Allah alone and seeking His help
C) Recognizing Allah as the King of the Universe
D) Believing in the oneness of God’s attributes
What does the name “Al-Basir” signify about Allah?
A) The Sustainer
B) The All-Knowing
C) The All-Seeing
D) The Most Merciful
Tawheed emphasizes that only Allah has the power to:
A) Create and sustain life
B) Provide guidance to humanity
C) Forgive sins
D) All of the above
What does the name “Al-Razzaq” represent?
A) The All-Mighty
B) The All-Knowing
C) The Provider
D) The Most Merciful
Which verse in the Qur’an explicitly states that “there is no deity but Allah”?
A) Surah Al-Ikhlas
B) Surah Al-Baqarah
C) Surah Al-Tawheed
D) Surah Al-Fatiha
What is the result of acknowledging Tawheed in Islam?
A) The worship of multiple gods
B) The rejection of Allah’s existence
C) The oneness of God in all spheres of life
D) The creation of new deities
Which of the following does Tawheed deny?
A) Polytheism
B) Free will
C) The existence of angels
D) The belief in Heaven and Hell
What does the name “Al-Aziz” signify?
A) The Most Forgiving
B) The All-Knowing
C) The Almighty
D) The Creator
Tawheed teaches that God alone is:
A) Responsible for creation
B) The source of guidance
C) The sole provider of sustenance
D) All of the above
Which of the following names of Allah reflects His power and control over all creation?
A) Al-Malik
B) Al-Rahman
C) Al-Khaliq
D) Al-Hakeem
