Re exam questions

• What is one argument supporting the idea that following the Six Beliefs would make the world better?

  Moral guidance: Belief in Allah and the Day of Judgment could promote ethical behavior.
• What is another argument supporting the idea that following the Six Beliefs would make the world better?

  Social cohesion: Shared beliefs could unite people and reduce conflicts.
• How might the Six Beliefs provide individuals with a sense of purpose?

  Spiritual fulfillment: These beliefs might provide purpose and comfort to individuals.
• What role does accountability play in the context of the Six Beliefs?


  Belief in judgment may encourage responsible actions.
• How does respect for knowledge relate to the belief in Holy Books?

  Belief in Holy Books could promote learning and wisdom.
• What are the Six Beliefs of Islam, also known as the Articles of Faith?

  1. Belief in Allah (Tawhid): The oneness of God
  2. Belief in Angels (Malaikah)
  3. Belief in Holy Books (Kutub)
  4. Belief in Prophets (Nabi & Rasul)
  5. Belief in the Day of Judgment (Yawm al-Qiyamah)
  6. Belief in Predestination (Qadar)
• Why is understanding the Six Beliefs crucial for evaluating the statement about their universal adherence?

  Understanding these beliefs is crucial for evaluating the statement.
• What is one argument against the idea that universal adherence to the Six Beliefs would improve the world?

  Diversity loss: Enforcing one belief system could suppress cultural and intellectual diversity.
• How could different interpretations of the Six Beliefs lead to conflict?

  Different interpretations of these beliefs could lead to disagreements or even conflicts.
• What is a potential impact of belief in predestination on scientific inquiry?

  Some might argue that belief in predestination could hinder scientific inquiry or personal initiative.
• How might imposing the Six Beliefs on everyone restrict individual freedom?

  Imposing these beliefs on everyone could be seen as restricting personal choice.
• What are some practical challenges of implementing a single belief system globally?

  Implementing a single belief system globally would face significant practical and political obstacles.
• What are the arguments against the statement that "if everyone followed the Six Beliefs of Islam, the world would be a better place"?

  1. Different interpretations of the beliefs could lead to new conflicts.
  2. It could potentially suppress cultural and intellectual diversity.
  3. Belief in predestination could hinder scientific inquiry or personal initiative.
  4. Imposing these beliefs on everyone could restrict personal choice.
  5. Implementing a single belief system globally would face significant practical and political obstacles.