3.1.2 Key Figures and Prophets

• Abraham is revered as a patriarch who established the monotheistic tradition.

  True
• Jesus is regarded as a prophet and the Messiah
• In which ancient region did Abraham establish the monotheistic tradition?

  Mesopotamia
• During what period did Muhammad receive the Quran?

  7th century CE
• Match the figure with their historical context:

  Muhammad ↔️ 7th century CE, Arabian peninsula

  Jesus ↔️ Roman occupation of Judea

  Abraham ↔️ Established monotheism
• What role did Abraham play in establishing monotheism?

  Progenitor of the faith
• What is emphasized in Islamic monotheism?

  Tawhid
• Muhammad is considered the final prophet and messenger of God in Islam.


  True
• Abraham's unwavering faith is central to Islam's emphasis on devotion to a single deity.


  True
• Abraham is considered a patriarch and prophet who established the monotheistic tradition.


  True
• Appreciating the historical context of religious figures helps us understand their enduring legacy.


  True
• In which century did Muhammad receive the Quran?

  7th century CE
• Who is revered as establishing the monotheistic tradition in Islam?

  Abraham
• What historical challenges did Muhammad face in the 7th century CE?

  Polytheism and tribal conflicts
• Abraham stressed devotion to one God
• Muhammad taught the Five Pillars of Islam.


  True
• Why is Abraham revered in Islam?

  For his unwavering faith
• Match the key figures with their contributions to Islam:

  Muhammad ↔️ Final prophet and messenger of God

  Abraham ↔️ Progenitor of monotheism

  Moses ↔️ Received the Ten Commandments

  Jesus ↔️ Respected as a prophet
• Who is considered the final prophet and messenger of God in Islam?

  Muhammad
• Which prophet led the Israelites out of Egypt and received the Ten Commandments?

  Moses
• Moses led the Israelites out of Egypt during a period of ancient Near Eastern history.


  True
• Jesus is considered a messenger of God, whose teachings resonate with Islamic ethics
• What role did Abraham play in Islam?

  Progenitor of monotheism
• Why is Jesus respected in Islam?

  As a prophet of God
• What is the significance of the Quran in Islam?

  Primary source of doctrine
• During what era did Moses lead the Israelites out of Egypt?

  Ancient Near Eastern history
• Arrange the following historical periods in chronological order:

  1️⃣ Abraham establishes monotheism

  2️⃣ Moses leads the Israelites

  3️⃣ Jesus teaches in Judea

  4️⃣ Muhammad receives the Quran
• Moses led the Israelites out of Egypt during the ancient Near Eastern period.


  True
• Arrange the key figures in chronological order based on their historical periods.

  1️⃣ Abraham

  2️⃣ Moses

  3️⃣ Jesus

  4️⃣ Muhammad
• What is the Islamic term for monotheism emphasized by Muhammad?

  Tawhid
• How is Jesus viewed in Islam?

  As a messenger of God
• Muhammad is considered the final prophet and messenger of God
• What is Jesus' significance in Islam?

  Respected as a prophet
• Match the figure with their historical context:

  Muhammad ↔️ 7th century CE, Arabian peninsula

  Moses ↔️ Ancient Near Eastern history
• Jesus preached in 1st-century Palestine
• Abraham is revered for establishing the monotheistic tradition.


  True
• Muhammad emphasized monotheism, also known as tawhid
• Moses received the Ten Commandments on Mount Sinai.


  True
• Muhammad's teachings on the Five Pillars of Islam are fundamental to Islamic practice
• Moses' role in receiving the Ten Commandments established the importance of moral laws and ethical conduct