2.1 The Nature of Allah

• In Islam, Allah is the name used for the one, supreme, and all-powerful God
• Allah is compassionate and forgiving towards believers.


  True
• The Tawhid belief emphasizes the oneness of Allah in Islam.


  True
• The Tawhid belief is fundamental to Islamic theology and worship.


  True
• Allah's attribute of omnipotence is referenced in the Quranic verse, "He is powerful over all things
• Match the concept with its description:

  Names of Allah ↔️ 99 names describing Allah's nature

  Attributes of Allah ↔️ Key characteristics and qualities of Allah
• What is the primary purpose of Allah's names in worship?

  Invoke specific qualities
• What does the name 'Allah' refer to in Islam?

  One supreme God
• Match the attribute of Allah with its description:

  Merciful ↔️ Compassionate and forgiving

  Creator ↔️ Creates the universe
• Muslims believe Allah is without partners, equals, or offspring.


  True
• Allah is the creator of the entire universe, as stated in the Quranic verse "Indeed, your Lord is Allah, who created the heavens and earth
• Allah is omnipotent, meaning He is all-powerful and has complete control over the universe
• Match the attribute of Allah with its description:

  Omnipotent ↔️ All-powerful

  Omniscient ↔️ Infinite knowledge

  Merciful ↔️ Compassionate and forgiving

  Creator ↔️ Creates the universe
• Islam rejects the Trinity because it contradicts the Oneness of Allah.


  True
• What does Allah's transcendence emphasize in Islam?

  His supreme power and authority
• Match the attribute of Allah with its description:

  Omnipotent ↔️ All-powerful and has complete control

  Omniscient ↔️ Infinite knowledge and aware of all things
• Allah is the creator of the entire universe
• Match the attribute of Tawhid with its description:

  Monotheism ↔️ Allah is the sole deity

  Transcendence ↔️ Allah is distinct from creation

  Immanence ↔️ Allah is present in the world
• Match the attribute of Tawhid with its description:

  Monotheism ↔️ Only one God

  Transcendence ↔️ Above all creation

  Immanence ↔️ Present in the world
• Allah's justice includes fair judgment and rewarding good deeds.


  True
• What is the distinction in Islam between the Names of Allah and the Attributes of Allah?

  Describes nature vs qualities
• Understanding the names and attributes of Allah helps Muslims deepen their faith and relationship with God.


  True
• The attribute 'Omnipotent' means Allah is all- powerful
• What is the central concept in Islamic theology regarding Allah?

  Oneness of Allah (Tawhid)
• Order the key attributes of Allah based on their description in the Quran:

  1️⃣ Omnipotent

  2️⃣ Omniscient

  3️⃣ Merciful

  4️⃣ Compassionate

  5️⃣ Creator
• What does understanding Allah's attributes help Muslims deepen?

  Their faith and relationship
• Which Quranic verse describes Allah's mercy encompassing all things?

  "My mercy encompasses all things"
• What are the Names of Allah used for in Islam?

  Supplication and worship
• Which Quranic verse states "There is nothing like unto Him"?

  Quran 42:11
• Allah's immanence provides comfort and a personal relationship with believers.


  True
• Arrange the following attributes of Allah in order of their emphasis on power, knowledge, and benevolence:

  1️⃣ Omnipotent

  2️⃣ Omniscient

  3️⃣ Merciful

  4️⃣ Compassionate
• Despite his transcendence, Allah is present and active in the world
• Allah's attributes emphasize his engagement with the universe.


  True
• In Islam, there is a distinction between the Names of Allah and the Attributes of Allah.
• The 99 names of Allah describe His nature and qualities
• Match the Name of Allah with its meaning:

  Al-Rahman ↔️ The Compassionate

  Al-Malik ↔️ The King

  Al-Khaliq ↔️ The Creator
• Allah's attribute 'Omniscient' means He has infinite knowledge and is aware of all things.


  True
• Allah's uniqueness is described by the Quranic verse "There is nothing like unto Him
• Which Quranic verse emphasizes Allah's infinite knowledge?

  "He knows all that is in the heavens and the earth" (Quran 59:22)
• Allah is the creator of the entire universe according to Islamic belief.


  True