CHARACTERISTICS OF THE

CALL CHAPTER TEST

1. The goal of Dawah is
(a) to spread the teachings of Islaam in their original purity.
(b) calling to Muslim culture and traditions.
(c) that we encourage people to follow one of the four schools of law
(mathhabs).
(d) to punish those who refuse to accept Islaam after it has been made clear
to them.

2. For Islaam to be properly understood it must be understood

according to the
(a) understanding of each and every individual Muslim.
(b) majority of Muslims and not a minority.
(c) understanding of the companions of the Prophet ().
(d) Quraan and Sunnah alone.

3. When calling others to Islaam one must

(a) evade any questions which are not relevant to Islaam.
(b) divert the conversation to the halaal and haraam issues, like drinking,
fornication, etc.
(c) not discuss politics at any cost.
(d) divert the topic to the subject of Tawheed, if at all possible.

4. The Islaamic call should be focused on

(a) conveying the message of Islaam.
(b) conversion of people to gain the reward of red camels.
(c) clearing away peoples misconceptions and not Tawheed as it is too
complicated.
(d) the verses of the Quraan which should be recited to non-Muslims as our
primary method of Dawah.

5. Splitting up into different groups and sects is

(a) a blessing for the Muslim nation.
(b) necessary for the true message of Islaam to be conveyed.
(c) a curse, condemned in the Quraan as the way of the pagans.
(d) allowed as long as one follows
Read each of the following sentences. If it is false make a true
statement with proof from Quraan or hadeeth.

1 The main (aim) goal of Dawah is to convert as many people to Islam

as possible. (T/F)

2. Guiding others to the truth as found in the message of Islam is a

noble endeavor, which God will reward greatly in this life and the
hereafter. (T/F)

3. Calling to Allah is an obligation on the scholars of Islam specifically.

(T/F)

4 The most important issue to discuss in dawah is the Hellfire and its
punishments. (T/F)

5 Islam is the only true religion whose true teachings are from God and
therefore cannot be compromised. (T/F)

6 Islam prohibits righteousness and encourages vice. (T/F)

Examples can be given on all levels (individual, social, economical, political,

spiritual)