Understanding the Books of Faith

What is the meaning of 'Kitab' in Islam?

• A type of prayer in Islam

• A historical figure in Islamic tradition

• A term for a religious leader in Islam

• The meaning of 'Kitab' in Islam is 'book' or 'scripture', particularly referring to holy texts.

Name one of the holy books in Islam.

• Quran

• Bible

• Guru Granth Sahib

• Vedas

How many holy books are mentioned in the Quran?

• 3

• 5

• 4

• 7

What is the purpose of the holy books?

• To provide entertainment and stories.

• To serve as historical records.

• To promote political agendas.

• To provide spiritual guidance and moral teachings.

Which book is considered the final revelation in Islam?

• Quran

• Vedas

• Torah

• Bible

Can you name a prophet who received a holy book?

• Muhammad

• Jesus

• Buddha

• Moses

What is the significance of the Torah in Islam?

• The Torah is significant in Islam as a holy scripture revealed to Moses, respected as part of divine guidance.

• Muslims believe the Torah was written by Muhammad.

• The Torah is considered the only holy book in Islam.

• The Torah is irrelevant to Islamic teachings.

What does the Bible represent in the context of Rukun Iman?

• The Bible represents a previous revelation from God, acknowledged in the context of Rukun Iman.

• The Bible is the only revelation from God in Rukun Iman.

• The Bible is a historical document with no religious significance.

• The Bible represents a set of laws that must be followed.

Why is it important to believe in the holy books?

• Believing in holy books is outdated.

• Holy books are only for decoration.

• It is important to believe in holy books for guidance, moral values, and a sense of purpose.

• They are just stories with no real meaning.

What do we call the collection of revelations given to Prophet Muhammad?

• Hadith

• Quran

• Tafsir

• Sunnah