Tawaheed
Explain Tawaheed
Allah is One
What form of shirk occurs when someone worships idols or anything other than Allah.
Shirk against Tawaheed ul ibadah
Give me the two names of Allah invoking his Mercy
Ar-Rahman
Ar-Rahim
True or False: When I die, I will just see black and nothing else
After death, the soul enters a state of Barzak
Guess the type of tawaheed - This type of Tawaheed asserts that Allah's attributes, such as mercy and power, are unique and incomparable to anything and anyone
Tawaheed ul Asma Wa Sifat
Shirk is worst than murder
True
Which name of Allah informs us that He is all-aware of everything, even the smallest details?
Al-Khabeer (الخبير) – The All-Aware
What is Barzakh
Barzakh is the period between death and the Day of Judgment. It is a state of existence in the grave where the soul experiences either peace or punishment based on the person's deeds
What are the names of the three types of tawaheed and its meaning
Tawheed al-Khalq (Oneness of Lordship): Allah is the one and only creator everything
Tawheed al-Ibaadah (Oneness of Worship): Only Allah is worthy of worship, and all acts of worship should be directed solely to Him.
Tawheed al-Asma wa al-Sifat (Oneness of Names and Attributes): Allah’s names and attributes are unique, perfect, and unlike those of any creation. No one shares in His divine attributes.
How is Shirk Different from kufr
Shirk is a specific form of kufr that involves associating others with Allah, whether through worship or belief. While all shirk is kufr, not all kufr is shirk.
provide four names of Allah is best to use when seeking His forgiveness? (You may NOT include Rahman or Raheem in your answer).
Al-Ghafoor (الغفور) – The Most Forgiving
Al-Ghaffaar (الغفار) -The Constant Forgiver
At-Tawwab (التواب) – The Ever-Pardoning
Al-Afu (العفو) – The Pardoner
Al-Haleem (الحليم) – The Forbearing
Al-Mujib (المجيب) – The Responsive
Al-Wadud (الودود) – The Most Loving
Al-Kareem (الكرِيم) – The Most Generous
What is a true "bankrupt" Person
a "bankrupt" is not just someone who is financially poor, but also someone who has lost their good deeds due to wrongdoings. The Prophet (PBUH) said:
"Do you know who the bankrupt is? The bankrupt is the one who will come on the Day of Judgment with prayers, fasting, and charity, but who also comes with sins such as slander, false accusations, and oppression. These sins will be taken from their good deeds, and if their good deeds are depleted, the sins of those they wronged will be added to their record." (Sahih Muslim)
Which surah in the quran is All about tawaheed
Surah Ikhlas
Shirk can be forgiven - yes or no and explain why
Yes, shirk can be forgiven if the person sincerely repents before death. However, if a person dies without repenting from shirk, then Allah has stated in the Quran that He will not forgive them
Give me 3 involving Allah's Might and Power
Al-Aziz (الْعَزِيز) – The Almighty
Al-Qawiyy (الْقَوِيّ) – The All-Strong
Al-Matin (الْمَتِين) – The Firm, The Steadfast
Al-Jabbar (الْجَبَّار) – The Compeller, The Restorer
Al-Qadir (الْقَادِر) – The Omnipotent
Al-Muqtadir (الْمُقْتَدِر) – The Powerful
Al-Wahhab (الْوَهَّاب) – The Supreme Bestower
Al-Khaliq (الْخَالِق) – The Creator
Al-Bari' (الْبَارِئ) – The Evolver, The Originator
Al-Musawwir (الْمُصَوِّر) – The Fashioner
What are the names of the two angels who visit a person in the grave, and what questions will they ask the deceased?
The two angels who visit a person in the grave are Munkar and Nakeer. They will ask the deceased three main questions:
In Surah Al-Furqan (25:43), Allah asks, "Have you seen the one who takes his own desire as his god?" What does this mean, and how can someone commit shirk with their desires?
It means that a person has elevated their own desires and passions above Allah’s guidance, choosing to follow their personal wants rather than submitting to Allah's commands. This is a form of self-worship, where desires become the "lord" or authority over their actions, leading them away from Allah's path.
In Surah Al-Kahf, how did the wealthy man commit shirk, when he never worshiped anything other than Allah
he believed that his wealth was self-earned and not given by Allah, which is shirk because Allah alone is the giver of all blessings?
True or False - Allah has only 99 names
False, Allah has more than 99 names
Who will be the first person to enter Hellfire
The first to enter Hellfire will be those who committed riya (showing off) in their actions. These individuals performed acts of worship and good deeds, such as charity, prayer, or fasting, not for the sake of Allah, but to be seen and praised by others. On the Day of Judgment, Allah will expose their insincerity, and they will be punished first.