Lesson 6- Tawhid and Shirk
Brain Power Test
Test your brain by thinking of different ways of fostering unity in Islam while still holding firmly to our beliefs. Write your ideas in the rectangular boxes shown below.
Cross Word
Complete the cross word shown below by filling in the spaces with the mystery word. Use the clues at the bottom of the page to help you. Try to complete the cross words without looking at your notes from the lesson.
Across 3. This Arabic term refers to the different sects of people. Down 1. This Arabic term refers to attributing human forms or other forms to Allah. 2. This Arabic word means speech, and it is referring to those that believe in the speech of Allah. 3. This Arabic word means speaking, and is referring to those that believe Allah is eternally speaking.
Summarizing the Key Misconceptions about Tawheed
In the lesson, you learned about the different misconceptions of tawheed according to different schools of thoughts. Read each of the misconceptions in the left hand side. On the right hand side of the chart summarize the key points regarding what the Ahlul Bayt have said about the specific misconception.
Misconception Key Points from the Ahlul Bayt
Allah has a body.
Allah can be seen on the Day of Judgement.
All of Allah’s attributes are eternal.
Answers to Cross Word
Across 3. This Arabic term refers to the different sects of people. -madhahib Down 1. This Arabic term refers to attributing human form or other forms to Allah.-anthropomorphism 2. This Arabic word means speech, it is referring to those that believe in the speech of Allah.-kalam 3. This Arabic word means speaking and is referring to those that believe Allah is eternally speaking.-mutakallim