8 Islamiyat page 9-12

What does the text suggest about man's knowledge of the universe?

• Man has complete knowledge of the universe.

• Man's knowledge of the universe is very limited.

• Man understands everything about nature.

• Man is indifferent to the universe.

What does the examination of a leaf in a laboratory illustrate?

• The randomness of creation.

• The insignificance of small objects.

• The complexity and design in nature.

• The simplicity of nature.

What analogy is used to explain the design of the human eye?

• A book.

• A camera.

• A computer.

• A tree.

What does the order in the universe indicate?

• Chaos and randomness.

• A Real Master Mind at work.

• The independence of nature.

• The absence of a creator.

What is the greatest wonder of nature according to the text?

• Man.

• The ocean.

• The stars.

• Animals.

What does Revelation (Wahy) provide evidence for?

• The existence of Allah.

• The randomness of life.

• The complexity of nature.

• The existence of other beings.

What is the first principle of Islam mentioned in the text?

• Belief in angels.

• Tawhid or Oneness of Allah.

• Charity.

• Prayer.

What does belief in Tawhid produce in a believer?

• A lack of awareness.

• A feeling of despair.

• A sense of superiority.

• A high degree of self-respect and confidence.

How does Tawhid affect a believer's attitude towards others?

• Promotes competition.

• Encourages modesty and humbleness.

• Leads to isolation.

• Makes them arrogant.

What does the text say about Allah's response to prayers?

• He ignores them.

• He listens and grants them.

• He only responds to certain people.

• He is indifferent to human needs.