Tawhid

1 Tawhid means:
(a) The oneness and uniqueness of Allah (b) Prophethood
(c) Jurisprudence (d) None of these

2 The central message of Tawhid is:
(a) Worship of Allah alone (b) Worship of angels
(c) Worship of prophets (d) None of these

3 Tawhid al-Rububiyyah refers primarily to Allah’s:
(a) Lordship, creation and sustaining (b) Legal schools
(c) Prophetic missions (d) None of these

4 Tawhid al-Uluhiyyah concerns:
(a) Allah’s exclusive right to be worshipped (b) Human political authority
(c) Angelic duties (d) None of these

5 Tawhid al-Asma wa al-Sifat concerns:
(a) Allah’s names and attributes (b) Islamic inheritance
(c) Historical battles (d) None of these

6 The opposite of Tawhid is:
(a) Shirk (b) Sabr
(c) Shukr (d) None of these

7 Surah Al-Ikhlas is particularly associated with:
(a) Tawhid (b) Inheritance
(c) Hajj procedures (d) None of these

8 The first statement of the Shahadah affirms:
(a) There is no deity worthy of worship except Allah (b) There are many gods
(c) Angels are divine beings (d) None of these

9 Tawhid establishes that ultimate worship belongs to:
(a) Allah alone (b) Prophets
(c) Angels (d) None of these

10 Which of the following is an expression of Shirk?
(a) Directing acts of worship to another being besides Allah (b) Asking Allah for help
(c) Giving charity
(d) None of these

11 The concept of Tawhid is central to:
(a) Islamic theology (b) Islamic architecture only
(c) Arabic poetry only (d) None of these

12 Tawhid al-Rububiyyah affirms that:
(a) Allah is the Creator and Sustainer (b) Humans created the universe
(c) Nature is divine
(d) None of these

13 Tawhid al-Uluhiyyah requires:
(a) Directing worship exclusively to Allah (b) Worshipping Allah and other gods
(c) Worshipping created beings
(d) None of these

14 Tawhid al-Asma wa al-Sifat requires affirming:
(a) Allah’s names and attributes in accordance with Islamic revelation (b) Human attributes as divine
(c) Denial of all divine attributes
(d) None of these

15 Which concept undermines Tawhid?
(a) Shirk (b) Taqwa
(c) Ihsan (d) None of these

16 Tawhid gives Muslims a:
(a) Unified understanding of God and worship (b) Polytheistic worldview
(c) Tribal religious system
(d) None of these

17 The Quran emphasizes that Allah has:
(a) No partner (b) Many partners
(c) A divine family
(d) None of these

18 Which Surah states that Allah is One and that He is As-Samad?
(a) Al-Ikhlas (b) Al-Fil
(c) Al-Ma’un (d) None of these

19 As-Samad broadly conveys the meaning of:
(a) The One upon whom all depend (b) A created being
(c) A human ruler
(d) None of these

20 Tawhid rejects:
(a) Divine partners (b) Monotheism
(c) Worship of Allah
(d) None of these

21 The Quran’s teaching that Allah neither begets nor is begotten appears in:
(a) Surah Al-Ikhlas (b) Surah Al-Asr
(c) Surah Al-Qadr
(d) None of these

22 Tawhid affects:
(a) Worship, worldview and moral conduct (b) Worship only
(c) Politics only
(d) None of these

23 Which act is most directly connected to Tawhid?
(a) Salah offered sincerely to Allah (b) Idol worship
(c) Seeking worship from people
(d) None of these

24 Tawhid frees a person from:
(a) Worshipping created beings (b) Obeying Allah
(c) Moral responsibility
(d) None of these

25 Belief in Allah’s exclusive sovereignty is related to:
(a) Tawhid al-Rububiyyah (b) Qiyas
(c) Ijma
(d) None of these

26 Tawhid al-Uluhiyyah means that:
(a) Only Allah deserves worship (b) Prophets deserve worship
(c) Angels deserve worship
(d) None of these

27 Which is not an expression of Tawhid?
(a) Worshipping an idol (b) Praying to Allah
(c) Trusting Allah
(d) None of these

28 The Quran calls people toward:
(a) Worshipping Allah alone (b) Worshipping multiple deities
(c) Worshipping nature
(d) None of these

29 Tawhid is closely connected with:
(a) La ilaha illallah (b) Riba
(c) Qiyas
(d) None of these

30 Shirk means:
(a) Associating partners with Allah (b) Believing in Allah’s oneness
(c) Trusting Allah
(d) None of these

31 Tawhid implies that Allah is:
(a) Unique and incomparable (b) One divine being among equals
(c) A created being
(d) None of these

32 Which concept protects the purity of worship?
(a) Tawhid (b) Tribalism
(c) Nationalism
(d) None of these

33 Tawhid influences a Muslim’s:
(a) Purpose of life (b) Clothing color only
(c) Profession only
(d) None of these

34 The doctrine of Tawhid rejects:
(a) Deification of human beings (b) Belief in Allah
(c) Prophethood
(d) None of these

35 Tawhid requires Muslims to recognize that:
(a) All created things are dependent upon Allah (b) Allah depends upon creation
(c) Humans possess divine independence
(d) None of these

36 Which statement is consistent with Tawhid?
(a) Allah alone controls creation ultimately (b) Created beings possess independent divine power
(c) Several gods control the universe equally
(d) None of these

37 The Quran presents Tawhid as:
(a) A central foundation of prophetic teachings (b) A minor historical idea
(c) A cultural custom
(d) None of these

38 Tawhid is not merely an intellectual belief because it should:
(a) Shape worship and conduct (b) Have no effect on behavior
(c) Encourage arrogance
(d) None of these

39 The doctrine of Tawhid provides a basis for:
(a) Sincere worship (b) Idol worship
(c) Divine plurality
(d) None of these

40 Which of the following contradicts Tawhid?
(a) Believing that a created being possesses independent divine authority (b) Believing Allah is Creator
(c) Worshipping Allah alone
(d) None of these

41 Tawhid promotes:
(a) Spiritual unity (b) Polytheism
(c) Religious fragmentation
(d) None of these

42 Which statement about Allah’s names is consistent with Tawhid?
(a) Allah’s revealed names and attributes affirm His perfection (b) Allah’s names are invented by humans
(c) Allah has ordinary human limitations
(d) None of these

43 Tawhid is fundamentally a doctrine of:
(a) Divine unity (b) Tribal identity
(c) Economic organization
(d) None of these

44 Which concept is most directly opposed to Tawhid?
(a) Shirk (b) Ihsan
(c) Taqwa
(d) None of these

45 A Muslim who believes in Tawhid should direct ultimate:
(a) Love, worship and submission to Allah (b) Worship to created beings
(c) Prayer to idols
(d) None of these

46 Tawhid provides the foundation for:
(a) The Islamic conception of God (b) The caste system
(c) Tribal superiority
(d) None of these

47 Which is an example of Tawhid al-Rububiyyah?
(a) Affirming Allah as the Creator and Sustainer (b) Worshipping an angel
(c) Worshipping a prophet
(d) None of these

48 Which is an example of Tawhid al-Uluhiyyah?
(a) Offering Salah exclusively to Allah (b) Believing humans created the universe
(c) Worshipping created beings
(d) None of these

49 Which is an example of Tawhid al-Asma wa al-Sifat?
(a) Affirming Allah’s revealed names and perfect attributes (b) Giving divine attributes to humans
(c) Denying Allah’s perfection
(d) None of these

50 The comprehensive meaning of Tawhid is:
(a) Recognizing Allah’s unique oneness in His lordship, worship and revealed names and attributes
(b) Believing that several beings share divinity
(c) Worshipping Allah and other beings together
(d) None of these

Answer Key

1 (a) The oneness and uniqueness of Allah
2 (a) Worship of Allah alone
3 (a) Lordship, creation and sustaining
4 (a) Allah’s exclusive right to be worshipped
5 (a) Allah’s names and attributes
6 (a) Shirk
7 (a) Tawhid
8 (a) There is no deity worthy of worship except Allah
9 (a) Allah alone
10 (a) Directing acts of worship to another being besides Allah
11 (a) Islamic theology
12 (a) Allah is the Creator and Sustainer
13 (a) Directing worship exclusively to Allah
14 (a) Allah’s names and attributes in accordance with Islamic revelation
15 (a) Shirk
16 (a) Unified understanding of God and worship
17 (a) No partner
18 (a) Al-Ikhlas
19 (a) The One upon whom all depend
20 (a) Divine partners
21 (a) Surah Al-Ikhlas
22 (a) Worship, worldview and moral conduct
23 (a) Salah offered sincerely to Allah
24 (a) Worshipping created beings
25 (a) Tawhid al-Rububiyyah
26 (a) Only Allah deserves worship
27 (a) Worshipping an idol
28 (a) Worshipping Allah alone
29 (a) La ilaha illallah
30 (a) Associating partners with Allah
31 (a) Unique and incomparable
32 (a) Tawhid
33 (a) Purpose of life
34 (a) Deification of human beings
35 (a) All created things are dependent upon Allah
36 (a) Allah alone controls creation ultimately
37 (a) A central foundation of prophetic teachings
38 (a) Shape worship and conduct
39 (a) Sincere worship
40 (a) Believing that a created being possesses independent divine authority
41 (a) Spiritual unity
42 (a) Allah’s revealed names and attributes affirm His perfection
43 (a) Divine unity
44 (a) Shirk
45 (a) Love, worship and submission to Allah
46 (a) The Islamic conception of God
47 (a) Affirming Allah as the Creator and Sustainer
48 (a) Offering Salah exclusively to Allah
49 (a) Affirming Allah’s revealed names and perfect attributes
50 (a) Recognizing Allah’s unique oneness in His lordship, worship and revealed names and attributes