Grade 7 islamic religious education – Significance of Tawhid Quiz

1. What is the meaning of Tawhid in Islam?

Belief only in good deeds
Belief in many gods
Belief that nature is God
Belief in one God (Allah)
Explanation:

Tawhid means the oneness of Allah β€” that Allah alone is the one true God and there is no partner with Him. This is the core belief of Iman.

2. Why is Tawhid important for a Muslim's daily life?

It teaches that studying is unnecessary
It guides how a Muslim worships and makes moral choices
It replaces the need for prayer
It requires Muslims to avoid all social contact
Explanation:

Belief in Tawhid affects worship and behaviour: Muslims worship only Allah and follow commandments that shape moral decisions each day.

3. Which of the following is an example of shirk (opposite of Tawhid)?

Praying and trusting only in Allah
Learning about the prophets
Helping the poor in secret
Believing that a statue has divine power
Explanation:

Shirk means associating partners with Allah or attributing divine power to others. Believing a statue has divine power is shirk.

4. How does Tawhid promote unity among Muslims in Kenya?

By making people compete for wealth
By encouraging Muslims to speak different languages
By telling them to avoid all non-Muslims
By reminding them that they worship the same one God
Explanation:

Tawhid unites Muslims because they share the same belief in one God, which encourages cooperation and community regardless of ethnic or cultural differences.

5. Which daily act shows belief in Tawhid?

Wearing lots of different religious symbols
Seeking guidance from idols
Relying only on luck in exams
Performing the five daily prayers sincerely to Allah
Explanation:

Sincere prayer directed to Allah alone is a clear expression of Tawhid, showing worship belongs to one God.

6. What is one moral effect of believing in Tawhid?

A person avoids education
A person stops caring for family
A person feels free to lie without consequences
A person feels accountable to Allah and acts honestly
Explanation:

Belief in one God includes accountability, encouraging Muslims to behave honestly because they will be answerable to Allah.

7. How does Tawhid affect a Muslim's trust (tawakkul)?

It tells Muslims to do nothing and wait
It teaches that only humans control outcomes
It encourages trust in Allah while working hard
It forbids seeking help from others
Explanation:

Tawhid includes reliance on Allah (tawakkul) combined with making effort; Muslims trust Allah but also take responsible actions.

8. Which teaching supports Tawhid in the Quran?

There is no god but Allah
Pray only for personal gain
Ignore prophets' messages
Worship many gods for protection
Explanation:

The Quran repeatedly teaches the oneness of Allah β€” that there is no deity worthy of worship except Him β€” which is the core of Tawhid.

9. Why do Muslims avoid asking the dead or idols for help according to Tawhid?

Because only Allah has the power to respond to prayers
Because idols are expensive
Because it is tradition to avoid them
Because the dead do not want to help
Explanation:

Tawhid teaches that only Allah has the authority and power to answer prayers, so asking others who lack that power is contrary to it.

10. How does teaching Tawhid in school help pupils in Kenya?

It forces all pupils to become religious leaders
It makes pupils avoid friendships
It stops pupils from learning science
It helps develop good character and respect for others
Explanation:

Learning Tawhid encourages moral behaviour and respect, helping pupils become responsible citizens while respecting diversity.

11. Which of the following shows a correct belief in Tawhid when facing trouble?

Praying to Allah and seeking help from people as needed
Appealing to spirits for a quick fix
Blaming others without trying
Ignoring the problem entirely
Explanation:

Belief in Tawhid includes turning to Allah in prayer while also using lawful means and seeking help from others responsibly.

12. What is a social benefit of Tawhid in a Muslim community?

People stop helping each other
People only think about themselves
People care for the poor and work for justice
People refuse to obey laws
Explanation:

Belief in Allah's commands motivates Muslims to care for the needy and pursue justice, strengthening the social fabric.

13. How does Tawhid influence how a Muslim spends money?

It demands hiding all wealth
It encourages spending responsibly and giving charity
It encourages wasting money on statues
It forbids all spending on education
Explanation:

Tawhid teaches responsibility and obedience to Allah, which includes caring for others through charitable giving (zakat, sadaqa) and avoiding extravagance.

14. Which action goes against Tawhid?

Helping a neighbour in need
Ascribing divine powers to a person or object
Reciting the Shahada sincerely
Repenting to Allah for mistakes
Explanation:

Assigning divine powers to others (people or objects) contradicts Tawhid, which says only Allah has divine authority.

15. Why is the Shahada important in teaching Tawhid to a new Muslim child?

It teaches how to cook
It describes the seasons
It lists the rules of school
It declares belief in the oneness of Allah and the prophethood of Muhammad
Explanation:

The Shahada is the testimony of faith that clearly states Tawhid (there is no god but Allah) and acceptance of Muhammad as His messenger.

16. How does belief in Tawhid affect a Muslim's view of leadership?

Leaders should only care about their tribe
Leaders must be paid only by the mosque
Leaders are accountable to Allah and should act justly
Leaders can do anything without consequences
Explanation:

Tawhid includes belief in accountability, so Muslim leaders are expected to rule with justice and be answerable to Allah for their actions.

17. Which practice shows correct understanding of Tawhid during festivals like Eid?

Giving thanks to Allah and helping others celebrate
Ignoring families and staying alone
Claiming that gifts are holy objects
Refusing to greet neighbours
Explanation:

Celebrations like Eid are opportunities to thank Allah (Tawhid) and show kindness and generosity, reflecting belief in one God.

18. What effect does Tawhid have on a Muslim's study of the natural world (science)?

It claims nature has no meaning
It bans all scientific study
It encourages studying creation as a sign of Allah's power
It says only religious books matter
Explanation:

Tawhid sees the natural world as Allah's creation; learning about it can strengthen understanding and appreciation of Allah's wisdom.

19. How should a Muslim respond when someone praises a football player as if they were a god?

Agree and bow to the player
Remind them that worship belongs to Allah alone
Tell them to stop playing football
Ignore faith and join in
Explanation:

Tawhid requires correcting false praise that approaches worship; worship is reserved for Allah, not humans.

20. Why is teaching Tawhid to children important in Kenyan Muslim homes?

It forces them to leave their culture
It teaches them to hate others
It makes children refuse school subjects
It builds strong faith, good morals, and community identity
Explanation:

Teaching Tawhid helps children develop faith, ethical behaviour, and a sense of belonging while respecting culture and others.

21. Which statement best shows the attitude of humility taught by Tawhid?

Only rich people matter
All power belongs to Allah, so humans should be humble
Never admit mistakes to others
I am more powerful than everyone else
Explanation:

Recognising Allah's absolute power inspires humility; humans are servants of Allah and should act with modesty.

22. How does Tawhid influence justice in society?

Belief in accountability to Allah motivates fair treatment of others
It teaches to ignore laws
It promotes seeking revenge without reason
It suggests only family should be helped
Explanation:

Tawhid teaches that everyone will be judged by Allah, which encourages fairness, honesty, and protection of rights in society.

23. What should a Muslim do if someone suggests praying to a spirit for success in exams?

Tell them spirits are better than Allah
Break school rules to get help
Explain that prayer should be made to Allah and study hard
Refuse to study at all
Explanation:

Tawhid requires directing prayers to Allah alone; combining sincere prayer with effort like studying is the correct approach.

24. Which of these is a direct sign of Tawhid in a Muslim's speech?

Using magic words to control others
Saying 'Alhamdulillah' (praise be to Allah) when something good happens
Blaming an idol for success
Refusing to thank anyone
Explanation:

Praising Allah for blessings shows recognition that all good comes from Him, reflecting Tawhid in speech.

25. How can schools include Tawhid in moral education without forcing beliefs on others?

Teach about Tawhid as part of religious education while respecting different faiths
Only teach one view and ban others
Exclude any discussion of religion
Force all pupils to convert
Explanation:

Inclusive teaching presents Tawhid in religious education while respecting students' rights and the diversity of beliefs in Kenyan schools.

26. Which is a correct consequence of truly understanding Tawhid for a 12-year-old Muslim?

They stop attending school and only pray
They hide from friends and family
They try to be honest, kind and trust Allah in difficulties
They begin to worship things instead of Allah
Explanation:

Understanding Tawhid leads children to good character, trust in Allah, and balanced life β€” combining faith with responsible actions.

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