1) When giving dawah, what is the answer to the purpose of life?

1. We have been created to recognize God, to worship and obey Him alone.
2. We have been created only to help others attain Paradise.
3. We have been created to serve the people around us and attain self pleasure.
4. We have been created to run the system on Earth.

2) When giving dawah:

1. one should use different guidelines for people who have no understanding of the three monotheistic religions.
2. one must have a basic understanding of the beliefs of the non-believers they are calling to.
3. one should not speak down to anyone as if they know more than them about their belief system.
4. All of the above.

3) Whilst giving dawah what most importantly forms the basis of any explanation we give related to the deen?

1. The Prophethood of Jesus.
2. The mortality of Prophet Muhammad.
3. The servitude of the angels.
4. Tawheed.

4) Select a false statement.

1. Names such as Mary, Abraham and Joseph bear familiarity with the Christians as they are found in their scripture as well.
2. Quran beseeches Prophet Muhammad to call the ‘People of the Book’ towards Islam.
3. God did not send any prophet between Jesus and Prophet Muhammad.
4. None of the above.

5) To who does the title, ‘People of the Book’ refer to?

1. The Jews and Buddhists.
2. The Christians and Hindus.
3. The Jews and the Christians.
4. The Muslims and the Jews.

6) What is true of the following religions?

1. Buddhism is a way of life, but not in the same sense as Islam.
2. Hinduism believes in one Supreme God among many.
3. Zoroastrianism and Baha’i do include the concept of One Supreme God.
4. All of the above.

7) Identify a false statement with regards to atheists.

1. They believe in some sort of God.
2. They believe that the world is a better place if governed by man-made ideologies such as capitalism or communism.
3. There is no ideological common ground from which to begin a discussion about the religion of Islam with atheists.
4. The starting point of dawah, is calling them to the belief in One God.