1.6. Afterlife (Akhirah)

• Jahannam is a place of eternal punishment for those who have rejected Allah
• The Qiyamat is a fundamental tenet of Islam that motivates Muslims to strive for spiritual perfection.

  True
• Yaum ad-Din is the Day of Judgment when all humans will be resurrected and held accountable
• Jannah is described as a place of eternal bliss and reward for those who have lived a righteous life and believed in Allah
• The Qiyamat refers to the Islamic belief in resurrection and final judgment
• Why is the belief in Qiyamat considered important in Islam?

  Motivates moral living
• Jannah is described as a realm of eternal bliss for those who lived righteous lives and believed in Allah
• Jannah is described as a place with eternal bliss, gardens, and rivers of honey and milk
• Jahannam includes fire, torment, and deep regret for those who rejected Allah


  True
• What happens to the soul after death according to the Islamic belief in the Akhirah?

  Held accountable for actions
• The Qiyamat motivates Muslims to lead moral lives and strive for spiritual perfection


  True
• The Qiyamat motivates Muslims to strive for spiritual perfection and eternal rewards in Jannah.


  True
• Belief in Yaum ad-Din motivates Muslims to live morally and seek spiritual rewards in Jannah.


  True
• Yaum ad-Din is believed to determine an individual's final destination in the afterlife.


  True
• Jahannam is a realm of eternal punishment and suffering for those who have rejected Allah
• In Islamic eschatology, faith in Allah and righteous actions are crucial for attaining Jannah
• Shafa'ah allows the Prophet Muhammad and other righteous individuals to intercede on behalf of believers
• The Akhirah is the Islamic belief in the afterlife
• Why is the Akhirah a fundamental tenet of Islamic faith?

  Motivates moral behavior
• The Akhirah is the belief in the afterlife, where the soul is held accountable for its earthly actions
• Order the stages of the Akhirah according to Islamic belief:

  1️⃣ Death

  2️⃣ Resurrection

  3️⃣ Day of Judgment

  4️⃣ Allocation to Jannah or Jahannam
• Jahannam is a place of eternal punishment and suffering for those who have rejected Allah and led sinful lives

  True
• How is Jannah described in Islamic belief?

  Eternal bliss and reward
• Jahannam is a place of eternal suffering for those who rejected Allah


  True
• Jahannam is a realm of fiery punishment and deep regret for the sinful


  True
• Why is the belief in Jannah and Jahannam fundamental to Islam?

  Motivates moral living
• What is the Islamic belief in resurrection and final judgment called?

  Qiyamat
• What are the two realms humans will be assigned to after the Day of Judgment?

  Jannah and Jahannam
• What is Yaum ad-Din in Islamic belief?

  The Day of Judgment
• Match the concept with its description:

  Resurrection ↔️ All humans will be resurrected.

  Accountability ↔️ Actions are evaluated based on Islamic teachings.

  Final Judgment ↔️ Determines destination in the afterlife.
• Belief in Jannah and Jahannam motivates Muslims to live morally and strive for spiritual perfection.


  True
• The belief in the influence of faith and actions motivates Muslims to lead moral lives and strive for spiritual perfection.


  True
• The Quran and Sunnah provide key sources about the Day of Judgment and related beliefs.


  True
• Jannah is a place of eternal bliss and reward for those who have lived a righteous life.

  True
• Match the concept with its description:

  Jannah ↔️ Eternal bliss for the righteous

  Jahannam ↔️ Eternal punishment for the sinful
• Belief in Qiyamat motivates Muslims to lead moral lives and strive for spiritual perfection.

  True
• What is the fate of those who have lived sinful lives according to Islamic belief?

  Jahannam
• What motivates Muslims to lead moral lives according to the belief in Qiyamat?

  Eternal rewards in Jannah
• Jahannam is reserved for those who have rejected Allah and led sinful lives

  True
• What is the Islamic term for the Day of Judgment?

  Yaum ad-Din