Year 10
Tawhid
In this lesson, we will focus on the most important belief in Islam which is Tawhid. We will look at the beliefs contained with Tawhid (first, whole, greatest) and the influence this will have on the life of a Muslim.
Year 10
Tawhid
In this lesson, we will focus on the most important belief in Islam which is Tawhid. We will look at the beliefs contained with Tawhid (first, whole, greatest) and the influence this will have on the life of a Muslim.
Lesson details
Key learning points
- The beliefs contained with Tawhid (first, whole, greatest).
- The influence this will have on the life of a Muslim.
Equipment
You will need two different coloured pens: black or blue and another coloured pen, such as green or red.
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5 Questions
Q1.
From a historical point of view, Muhammad did not make it clear on who should lead after his death.
False
Q2.
Ali became the first caliph.
True
Q3.
What is a caliph?
Separate branch / group of a common faith
Someone who leads spiritually not politically
Q4.
Which of these statements is true?
Only Sunnis follow the five pillars
Sunni and Shi'a Muslims don't believe Muhammad was the final prophet
Sunnis are not Muslim
Q5.
Which denomination has additional acts alongside the five pillars?
Sunni
5 Questions
Q1.
What does the word Tawhid mean?
That there are three gods
Three persons in one God
Q2.
Which key term follows best from Allah being 'first'?
Indivisible
Unique
Q3.
Which key term follows best from Allah being 'whole'?
Indefinable
Unique
Q4.
Which key term follows best from Allah being 'greatest'?
Indefinable
Indivisible
Q5.
What is 'Shahadah'?
The first pillar of Islam: charity
The first pillar of Islam: fasting
The first pillar of Islam: pilgrimage
The first pillar of Islam: prayer