- ABig Shirk
- BSmall Shirk
- CHaram
- DLegal
Shirk - Quiz
- A They worshipped idols made of wood
- BThey worshipped a golden calf
- C They worshipped the sun and moon
- DThey worshipped a stone statue
- A Surah Al-Falaq
- BSurah An-Nas
- CSurah Al-Ikhlas
- DSurah An-Najm
- AShirk
- BFasting during Ramadan
- CNot praying five times a day
- DNot giving charity to the poor
- AIt undermines the concept of Tawhid
- BIt promotes the worship of multiple gods
- CIt is a minor sin that can be easily forgiven
- DIt has no consequences in the afterlife
- AIt emphasizes the importance of the oneness of God
- B It promotes the worship of idols and other divinities
- C It encourages polytheism
- DIt is not considered important in Islamic theology
- AForgiveness if one repents before death
- BNo punishment, as it is not considered a sin
- CEternal damnation in Hell
- DA temporary ban from the mosque
- AA person who practices shirk
- BA Muslim scholar
- C A member of a Sufi order
- DA non-Muslim
- AInnovation in religion
- BAssociate partners with Allah
- CSunnah
- DDisbelief in Islam
- ASunnah
- BInnovation in religion
- CDiscouraged
- DAssociate partners with Allah
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- A. Big Shirk
- B. Small Shirk
- C. Haram
- D. Legal
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নবী রাসূলের নামে শপথ করার বিধান কী?
A) বড় শিক
B) ছোট শিক
C) হারাম
D) বৈধ
- A. They worshipped idols made of wood
- B. They worshipped a golden calf
- C. They worshipped the sun and moon
- D. They worshipped a stone statue
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Explanation:
Answer: B) They worshipped a golden calf
Explanation: In Al-A'raf, one of the stories of the Children of Israel mentioned in the Quran, they took a calf made of gold for worship, and for which Moses ordered them to repent, pointing out the sin of shirk in their worship.
- A. Surah Al-Falaq
- B. Surah An-Nas
- C. Surah Al-Ikhlas
- D. Surah An-Najm
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Answer: D) Surah An-Najm
Explanation: Surah An-Najm is the 53rd surah of the Quran and discusses the pre-Islamic Arabic idolatry that made a number of godlings, most memorably the three goddesses Manāt, Al-Lāt and Al-‘Uzzá, equal associates of Allah.
- A. Shirk
- B. Fasting during Ramadan
- C. Not praying five times a day
- D. Not giving charity to the poor
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Answer: A) Shirk
Explanation: The Quran states in surah an-Nisa, verses 48 and 116, "that God can pardon all sins save one", that of shirk ("associationism"). Islamic scholars have emphasized the severity of this sin and the need to avoid it at all costs.
- A. It undermines the concept of Tawhid
- B. It promotes the worship of multiple gods
- C. It is a minor sin that can be easily forgiven
- D. It has no consequences in the afterlife
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Answer: A) It undermines the concept of Tawhid Explanation: Shirk is considered to be a serious sin in Islam because it directly undermines the concept of Tawhid, the oneness of God. Muslims believe that God is the only true object of worship and that associating partners with God is a direct violation of Tawhid. This sin is considered to be grave and can have severe consequences in the afterlife.
- A. It emphasizes the importance of the oneness of God
- B. It promotes the worship of idols and other divinities
- C. It encourages polytheism
- D. It is not considered important in Islamic theology
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Answer: A) It emphasizes the importance of the oneness of God Explanation: The belief in monotheism is a fundamental aspect of Islamic theology that emphasizes the importance of the oneness of God. Muslims believe that God is the only true object of worship and that any form of idolatry or polytheism is a grave sin that can have severe consequences. Monotheism is closely linked to the concept of Tawhid, which is a central belief in Islam.
- A. Forgiveness if one repents before death
- B. No punishment, as it is not considered a sin
- C. Eternal damnation in Hell
- D. A temporary ban from the mosque
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Muslims believe that associating partners with God is a direct violation of Tawhid, the oneness of God, which is a central belief in Islam. The punishment for committing shirk is believed to be eternal damnation in Hell.
- A. A person who practices shirk
- B. A Muslim scholar
- C. A member of a Sufi order
- D. A non-Muslim
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Answer: A) A person who practices shirk Explanation: In Islamic theology, a mushrik is a person who practices shirk, which is the sin of associating partners with God. This is considered to be a major sin in Islam, and Muslims are encouraged to avoid shirk and instead emphasize the importance of Tawhid, the oneness of God.
- A. Innovation in religion
- B. Associate partners with Allah
- C. Sunnah
- D. Disbelief in Islam
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Explanation: Associate partners with Allah
- A. Sunnah
- B. Innovation in religion
- C. Discouraged
- D. Associate partners with Allah
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Explanation: Associate partners with Allah