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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Unity: The God of Islam.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What is the Kabah?
(a) A religious book.
(b) A temple.
(c) A prayer.
(d) A shrine in the center of Mecca.

2. Who is a distinguished Muslim philosopher in Cordova, Spain who had an enormous influence on both Jews and Christians and specifically on theologians such as Thomas Aquinas and Albert the Great?
(a) Abu Ali ibn Sina.
(b) Abu Walid ibn Ahmad ibn Rushd.
(c) Abu Allah Hasid.
(d) Abu Hassan Husein.

3. When was this account written?
(a) One hundred years after Jesus' death.
(b) Eighty years after Jesus' death.
(c) Ten years after Jesus' death.
(d) Forty years after Jesus' death.

4. What was considered blasphemous by Jews and later by Muslims?
(a) The Trinity.
(b) The Ark of the Covenant.
(c) Manifest Destiny.
(d) God the Father.

5. Muhammad experienced his epiphany during ___________.
(a) The Passover season of 610.
(b) The Christmas season of 610.
(c) The Purin retreat of 610.
(d) The Ramadan retreat of 610.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why are theories and philosophies not designed to convince unbelievers?

2. The development of conflicting philosophies of the nature and existence of God took place against the backdrop of ____________.

3. The earliest account of this man's life is found ____________.

4. A similar intellectual movement developed among the Jews in the Islamic empire who did not accept the doctrine of ____________.

5. Even by that time the historical facts were being overlaid with mythical elements, which did ___________.

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