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Final Lecture 7 Flashcards

1
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Muslims dogmatically accept the notion that Muhammad drew on any earthly sources in the creation of the Koran?

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False

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Pre-Islamic sources believed in jinn?

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True

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Muslims believe that the Koran came directly from heaven, mediated by the angel Gabriel.

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True

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Christians, Muslims and Jews worship the same God.

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False

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Muslims claim the Torah and the Gospel are infallible?

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(False, they believe they are corrupted)

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The first Sons of Adam and his wife were Cain and Abel (Qabil and Habil).

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True

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Muhammad himself is commanded to follow in the footstep of Ishmael’s monotheism?

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True

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According to Islamic tradition, 124000 prophets sent into the world, only eight received “books” or “pamphlets” to share with their people.

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True

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Muhammad is commanded not to follow in the corrupted steps of Abraham’s polytheism.

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False

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According to the Koran, three of Noah’s sons refuse to enter the ark and all drown because of that.

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(False - Only one of Noah’s sons refused to get on the ark and then drowned.)

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In the Bible God is already aware of the wickedness of mankind in Noah’s day, and Noah and the ark are a type of a savior and salvation?

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True

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In Koran, Noah complains to God about those who refuse to receive his message and asks God to destroy them?

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True

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The Koran lists twenty-eight prophets by name twenty five of whom by most accounts are recognized as figures (though not all these are called prophets in the Bible ).

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True

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Later accounts of the story of Lot mention the lustful men of Sodom as “blind drunk.”

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False

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According to the Koran, Abraham’s message was to “worship Allah only, and fear Him.”

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True

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In the Koran, Pharaoh instructs his servant, Haman, to build a tower to heaven so Pharaoh can ascend and confirm there is no God such as Moses claims.

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True

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In the Koran, Solomon takes a 7 month journey on the wings of the wind.

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False

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Muhammad saw himself as the second to last of the prophets, beginning with Adam and then ending with the final prophet of Jesus at his second coming?

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(False - Muhammad believed he was the last of all the prophets beginning with Adam and ending with him.)

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According to the Koran, Abraham’s message is “worship Allah only, and fear Him.”

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True

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David is mentioned in the Koran as the one who slays Goliath and the one to whom Allah gave the books of Psalms.

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True

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In the Koran, there are 7 levels of Heaven.

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True

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In Islam belief, women cannot enjoy the rewards of Paradise.

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False

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The Koran and the Bible agree that Moses was rescued by Pharaoh’s daughter.

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False

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Both the Koran and the Mishnah Sanhedrin would agree that “ if any man kill a person, except for avenging murder, it is as if they killed all mankind.”

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True

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Mohammad identifies the message of Islam whith the religion of Abraham.

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True

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Muhammad used Biblical prophets to bolster himself up.

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True

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Muslims believe in one one level of hell?

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False

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Heaven is a peaceful and joyous place to dwell with Allah forever?

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False

29
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One day Solomon is late to prayer because he is spending time with his many horses.

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True

30
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T or F The name of Muslim God is Allah.

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True

31
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Muhammad is prophet in Muslim religion.

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True

32
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Christians, Muslims and Jews worship the same God.

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False

33
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There are three extra biblical Prophets in the Koran are Luq-man, Dhu’l-Kifl, and Dhu’l-Qarnain.

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True

34
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The fact of Abraham’s important role in the Koran and Islamic tradition can provide a wonderful bridge for conversation between Christians and Muslim.

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True

35
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Since all of prophecy is reproduced fully and purely in the Koran, the loss of former revelations from other prophets is unimportant.

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True

36
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In Islam’s concept of heaven, Allah is present with the believers.

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False

37
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Who delivered the Koran from heaven to Muhammad?

a. Gabriel
b. Muhammad
c. Jin
d. Allah

A

a. Gabriel

38
Q

“Religion of _______” is equated with the message of Islam.

a. Muhammad
b. Allah
c. Cain
d. Abraham

A

d. Abraham

39
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Who is commanded to build the holy Kaaba in Mecca?

a. Abraham
b. Ishmael
c. Abraham and Ishmael
d. Muhammad

A

c. Abraham and Ishmael

40
Q

Muhammad saw himself as the last of a long line of prophets beginning with ______.

a. Moses
b. Abraham
c. Ishmael
d. Adam

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d. Adam

41
Q

Islamic traditions say there were 124,000 prophets and only _____ received books or pamphlets.

a. Six
b. Seven
c. Eight
d. None

A

c. Eight

42
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Unlike the Bible, Koran provides no ________ as the substitutionary sacrifice for our sins.

a. Matching the idea of salvation
b. Matching idea of Allah
c. Matching idea of Christ
d. Matching idea of Muhammad

A

c. Matching idea of Christ

43
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Abraham as a “ ____________” can provide a bridge in conversation between Christians and Muslims, especially in Romans 4 where Abraham’s faith in God’s promise of a son is accounted to him for righteousness.

a. “Friend of God”
b. “Father of faith”
c. “Founder of both religion”
d. “Forefather”

A

a.“Friend of God”

44
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The Koran emphasizes God’s favor on a prophet, rather than the Bible’s emphasis on God’s provision of salvation for his people through Joseph as a type of _____.

a. Muhammad
b. Christ
c. Prophet
d. Messenger

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b. Christ

45
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How many extra biblical Prophets in the Koran are Luq-man, Dhu’l-Kifl, and Dhu’l-Qarnain.

a. Four
b. Three
c. Six

A

b. Three

46
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His name appears more often than other Biblical figures in the Koran

a. Moses
b. Lot
c. Abraham

A

a. Moses

47
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When Noah and the Flood, who saying (in exactly the same phrasing as Muhammad uses among his own people), “I have come to you as a plain warner.”

a. Allah
b. Mohammad
c. Noah

A

c. Noah

48
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In the Koran, he is given supernatural power over the wind, and can command it to transport his army, and could command an army composed of men, demons, and birds.

a. Joseph
b. Mohammad
c. Solomon

A

c. Solomon

49
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Who tells the story to show God sent Noah as a Warner to his people’s?

a. Jesus
b. Mohammad
c. Prophet

A

b. Mohammad

50
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The biblical account, who does not teach Adam the animal’s name; Adam “ discoveries “ them himself?

a. God
b. Mohammad
c. Prophet

A

a. God

51
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Who could recite all the names of all creatures God created according to the Koran?

a. Angels
b. Adam
c. Muhammad

A

b. Adam

52
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According to the Koran, what happens after Abel dies?

a. His blood cries from the sand.
b. His body is transported to the Holy land, to show God’s greatness.
c. A raven scratches a hole in the ground to bury its dead mate, showing how to bury Abel’s body.

A

c. A raven scratches a hole in the ground to bury its dead mate, showing how to bury Abel’s body.

53
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According to the Koran, how does Allah reveal himself to Moses?

a. “I am Allah, the Lord of all.”
b. “I AM.”
c. “ I am Allah, worship me only and fear me.”

A

a. “I am Allah, the Lord of all.”

54
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How many levels are there in Muslim hell?

a. 124,000 levels in Muslim hell, each one representing one of the prophets or “chances” Allah gave humanity to serve him.
b. Three levels in Muslim hell, one for men, one for women, and one for children.
c. Seven levels in Muslim hell. Least severe is the top level for Muslims awaiting judgement, then Christians, then Jews, and so on until the final level.

A

c. Seven levels in Muslim hell. Least severe is the top level for Muslims awaiting judgement, then Christians, then Jews, and so on until the final level.

55
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Which supernatural powers did Solomon have?

a. Power over the wind and could command it to transport his army.
b. He could command an army composed of men, demons, and birds.
c. Both a and c.

A

c. Both a and c.

56
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How many prophets does Islamic tradition say they have?

a. 300
b. 5,000
c. 124,000
d. None of the above

A

c. 124,000

57
Q

How does the Koran refer to Satan?

a. Beelzebub
b. Iblis
c. Satan
d. The devil

A

b. Iblis

58
Q

According to the Koran, after Moses led Israel across the Red Sea and into the wilderness, some of them refused to keep the Sabbath. What did Allah do to these people?

a. They were struck by lightning
b. They became leprous
c. They were turned into apes
d. None of the above

A

c. They were turned into apes

59
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In the Koran, Pharaoh instructs his servant, Haman, to:

a. Build an altar to Allah to avert his wrath
b. Build a tower to heaven so Pharaoh can ascend to God
c. Kill Moses
d. Both A and B

A

d. Both A and B

60
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Name three sources that the Quran borrows from.

a. Babylonia Talmud, Old Testament, and Christian Apocrypha.
b. Jewish Mishna, New Testament, and Old Testament.
c. Old Testament, Jewish folklore, and Christian Apocrypha.
d. Babylonian tradition, Jewish folklore, and Christian apocrypha

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c. Old Testament, Jewish folklore, and Christian Apocrypha.

61
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According to Islamic tradition, what book remains untainted while these other two are corrupted.

a. Gospel, Quran, and the Torah
b. Gospel, Torah, and the Quran
c. Torah, Gospel, and the Quran
d. Quran, Torah, and the Gospel

A

d. Quran, Torah, and the Gospel

62
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The Quran mentions what two Biblical prophets the most. Elijah and Elisha

a. Jesus and Moses
b. Abraham and Moses
c. Joseph and John the Baptist

A

b. Abraham and Moses

63
Q

What will Allah do to those that ask to see him?

a. Reward them
b. Love them
c. Torment them
d. Kill them

A

d. Kill them

64
Q

Biblical story is the most detail in the Quran?

a. Moses
b. Adam
c. Joseph
d. Jesus

A

c. Joseph

65
Q

Provide how many Koran relates the stories of Abraham’s life, two of which are repeated numerous times in separate suras.

a. Six
b. Four
c. Two

A

b. Four

66
Q

Muslim believe that ________ created the world.

a. Mohammad
b. Cain
c. Allah

A

c. Allah

67
Q

Muhammad was speaking of Alexander the Great, believing that the title of “ two horns “ indicates in a poetic manner the extent of his kingdom reaching the known world from…..

a. South to east
b. East to west
c. West to east

A

c. West to east

68
Q

Who is rejected, he declares to his brother, “ I will surely kill you.”

a. Moses
b. Cain
c. Abraham

A

b. Cain

69
Q

Who revealed their true nature and commanded Lot to flee with his family.

a. God
b. Angels
c. Allah

A

b. Angels

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