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    1-Worksheets - Islamic Studies

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    This document is a worksheet for an Islamic Studies course assessing a student's understanding of key topics about Islam. It asks the student to define what Islam means, identify the two main personalities Muslims follow, list three trials of Ibrahim mentioned in the Quran, and explain the lesson from Ibrahim's dream to sacrifice his son. It also asks the student to write out and translate five Quranic verses. The worksheet tests the student's basic knowledge of Islam's key beliefs and figures as well as their ability to recall and translate verses from the Quran.

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    This document is a worksheet for an Islamic Studies course assessing a student's understanding of key topics about Islam. It asks the student to define what Islam means, identify the two main personalities Muslims follow, list three trials of Ibrahim mentioned in the Quran, and explain the lesson from Ibrahim's dream to sacrifice his son. It also asks the student to write out and translate five Quranic verses. The worksheet tests the student's basic knowledge of Islam's key beliefs and figures as well as their ability to recall and translate verses from the Quran.

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    1-WORKSHEETS - ISLAMIC STUDIES (1) (2)

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    This document is a worksheet for an Islamic Studies course assessing a student's understanding of key topics about Islam. It asks the student to define what Islam means, identify the two main personalities Muslims follow, list three trials of Ibrahim mentioned in the Quran, and explain the lesson from Ibrahim's dream to sacrifice his son. It also asks the student to write out and translate five Quranic verses. The worksheet tests the student's basic knowledge of Islam's key beliefs and figures as well as their ability to recall and translate verses from the Quran.

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    1-Worksheets - Islamic Studies

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    Erum Liaquat
    This document is a worksheet for an Islamic Studies course assessing a student's understanding of key topics about Islam. It asks the student to define what Islam means, identify the two main personalities Muslims follow, list three trials of Ibrahim mentioned in the Quran, and explain the lesson from Ibrahim's dream to sacrifice his son. It also asks the student to write out and translate five Quranic verses. The worksheet tests the student's basic knowledge of Islam's key beliefs and figures as well as their ability to recall and translate verses from the Quran.

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    Course Instructor: Dr.

    Sheikh Muhammad Ishtiaq


    WORKSHEET # 1
    (HU-102 ISLAMIC STUDIES)
    TOPIC: WHAT ISLAM IS?
    Name: ______________________________________________________________________________________________
    Erum Liaquat
    Dept: ME, EE, CS, MS Section: EE 5A- DSU ID (Reg #): _ee181032_ Dt of Submission: Next Class Lecture Max. Marks:10
    Note: Answer the questions as brief as possible
    1) What does Islam mean?
     Dictionary meaning:_______________________________________________________________________________
    Surrender and peace
     In Islamic Terminology:
    ________________________________________________________________________________________________
    Perfect Surrender to the will of Allah Al-Mighty
    2) Which two personalities are mentioned in the Holy Quran as the best examples for Muslims to follow?
     ________________________________________________________________________________________________
    Abrahim (a.s)
     ________________________________________________________________________________________________
    Muhammad (s.a.w)
    3) State three trials of Ibrahim (A.S) that are mentioned in the Holy Qur’an
     ________________________________________________________________________________________________
    The miracle of the fire
     ________________________________________________________________________________________________
    The Spring of Zam-Zam and the course of Safa wal-Marwa
     ________________________________________________________________________________________________
    The Order to Sacrifice Ismail
    4) What lesson do you infer from the event of the Ibrahim’s (A.S) dream about slaughtering of his only son, Isma’il (A.S):
    ________________________________________________________________________________________________
    We must admit that our lives are full of trials and tribulations. They could take in many forms.
    Besides pain and suffering, they could be in the form of strong affection for worldly pleasures and enjoyments.
    ________________________________________________________________________________________________
    ________________________________________________________________________________________________
    For each and every test, the way we react and respond demonstrate our measure of being self aware and conscious of
    ________________________________________________________________________________________________
    God.
    5) Note:
     Look up the following verses in the Holy Quran, learn by heart and write translation
     Must mention name of the translator/commentator against each verse

    Surah Baqarah (2:130)


    ________________________________________________________________________________________________
    And who will turn away from (the) religion (of) Ibrahim except who fooled himself?
    ________________________________________________________________________________________________
    Translator: Sabeeh International

    Surah Ale-Imran (3:31)


    ________________________________________________________________________________________________
    Say, "If you love Allah, then follow me, will love you Allah and He will forgive for you your sins. And Allah (is) Forgiving
    ________________________________________________________________________________________________
    and Merciful".

    Surah Ale-Imran (3:85)


    ________________________________________________________________________________________________
    And whoever seeks other than [the] Islam (as) religion then never will be accepted from him.
    ________________________________________________________________________________________________

    Surah Rum (30:41)


    Has appeared the corruption in the land and the sea for what have earned (the) hands (of) people, so that He may let
    ________________________________________________________________________________________________
    ________________________________________________________________________________________________
    them taste a part (of) that which they have done so that they may return.
    ________________________________________________________________________________________________

    Surah Fussilat (41:31)


    _______________________________________________________________________________________________________
    And for you there in whatever desire your souls, And for you there in whatever you ask.
    _______________________________________________________________________________________________________

    Signature: _______________________
    Erum Liaquat DSU ID: _______________________
    ee181032 Date: __________________________
    3rd-Feb-2021

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