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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Revelation.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. As a result of this experience, he began preaching to the Arab world. What did this world consist of?
(a) One large nation.
(b) A variety of tribes without any unified laws.
(c) Several small countries.
(d) Several unified tribes.

2. How did the Arabs view both Christianity and Judaism?
(a) With fear.
(b) With suspicion.
(c) As brothers in faith.
(d) As unusual religions.

3. What led the author to look at the religion and at the Prophet Muhammad?
(a) The Quran.
(b) The inaccurate Western views.
(c) Doing mission work in the Middle East.
(d) Staying with a Muslim family.

4. According to Armstrong, what are most of the Western views of Islam based on?
(a) The lack of knowledge about the religion fueled by reports in the media.
(b) Various wars.
(c) Experiences in the Middle East.
(d) Truth.

5. How did Muhammad's revelation differ from other forms of revelation?
(a) Through Muhammad, God sent the Arabs the Ten Commandments.
(b) Through Muhammad, God sent the Arabs the Torah.
(c) Through Muhammad, God sent the Arabs the New Testament.
(d) Through Muhammad, God sent the Arabs scripture in their own language.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where do most of the Western views of Islam come from?

2. When Muhammad preached, did he have any intention of forming a new religion?

3. Muhammad realized that the Arabs could never be an independent polity unless they were unified. Under what were they unified?

4. Why was Muhammad called the unlettered prophet?

5. Many refer to Muhammad as ________ or unlettered prophet.

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