2.2 Prophethood (Risalah)

• Prophets serve as messengers of God by communicating God's will and commandments
• Muhammad received the Quran as the complete and final revelation
• Muslims believe that all prophets preached the same essential message of worshipping one God and living virtuously.


  True
• Muslims believe that all prophets were sent by the same God to deliver the same essential message.


  True
• Muslims believe that all prophets were sent by the same God to deliver the same essential message of worshipping one God and living a righteous life
• Muhammad is believed to be the final prophet in Islam who received the Quran as the complete and final revelation from God.

  True
• Match the prophet with their role in Islam

  Abraham ↔️ Preached monotheism

  Moses ↔️ Received the Torah

  Jesus ↔️ Received the Gospel

  Muhammad ↔️ Received the Quran
• Divine revelation in Islam refers to the idea that God sends prophets to guide humanity
• Prophets receive revelations from God
• Prophets in Islam are considered moral and spiritual leaders.


  True
• The general teachings of prophets focus on worshipping one God and living a virtuous life.


  True
• Why is prophethood considered a fundamental belief in Islam?

  Affirms God's guidance
• Order the following prophets chronologically according to Islamic belief:

  1️⃣ Abraham

  2️⃣ Moses

  3️⃣ Jesus

  4️⃣ Muhammad
• What was the role of Jesus according to Islamic belief?

  Preached love and forgiveness
• What are the two main categories of prophetic teachings in Islam?

  General and specific
• Muhammad received the Quran as the complete and final revelation from God


  True
• Specific teachings of prophets include unique practices and laws tailored to their time


  True
• What does the concept of prophethood (Risalah) in Islam emphasize?

  Divine guidance through prophets
• Which general teaching of prophets emphasizes moral and ethical conduct?

  Living a virtuous life
• Shia Muslims regard Ali ibn Abi Talib as the first rightful caliph

  True
• Muslims believe that Abraham, Moses, and Jesus were sent by the same God to preach the same essential message.


  True
• Order the following prophets according to their appearance in religious history:

  1️⃣ Abraham

  2️⃣ Moses

  3️⃣ Jesus

  4️⃣ Muhammad
• Prophets receive revelations from God to communicate His will and provide guidance
• What is one of the primary roles of prophets as messengers in Islam?

  Communicate God's will
• What are prophets believed to receive from God in Islam?

  Divine revelations
• Prophethood in Islam is also referred to as Risalah
• What is the primary role of prophets in Islam according to their followers?

  Communicate God's message
• What is the importance of divine revelation in Islam?

  Provides guidance for Muslims
• Prophets in Islam are believed to communicate God's will and commandments.


  True
• The final prophet in Islam is believed to be Muhammad
• What does the term 'Prophethood (Risalah)' refer to in Islam?

  Belief in divine messengers
• Prophets in Islam communicate God's will and commandments to humanity.

  True
• Abraham received revelations from God and preached monotheism
• Muhammad received the Quran as the final and complete revelation from God
• Which prophets do Muslims believe were sent by the same God to preach monotheism and virtuous living?

  Abraham, Moses, Jesus
• What are the two main categories of prophetic teachings in Islam?

  General and specific
• What are examples of specific revelations given to prophets?

  Torah and Quran
• What are the roles of prophets in Islam?

  1️⃣ Receive revelations from God

  2️⃣ Serve as messengers of God

  3️⃣ Act as moral and spiritual leaders
• Sunni Muslims believe Abu Bakr was the first rightful caliph
• What does the term 'Prophethood (Risalah)' refer to in Islam?

  Belief in God's prophets