Al-Qadr (Edexcel GCSE Religious Studies B): Flashcards

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Al-Qadr
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What does Al-Qadr represent?

Predestination, fate, and divine destiny

What does Al-Qadr mean in Arabic?

To measure or to determine

Al-Qadr is one of which Islamic beliefs?

Six Beliefs (Aqidah)

Sunni Muslim view on Al-Qadr

Fully embrace it as a core belief

Shi'a Muslim view on Al-Qadr

Accept partially, emphasise human free will

What Islamic teaching does Al-Qadr connect to?

Day of Judgement

What is the theological balance in Al-Qadr?

Predestination exists but humans responsible for choices

Hadith source emphasising personal responsibility

Sahih al-Bukhari 78:685

One way Al-Qadr affects Muslim life

Living according to Islamic teachings

Another way Al-Qadr affects Muslim life

Constant awareness of thoughts and actions

A third way Al-Qadr affects Muslim life

Helping others and community service

What is Bada' in Shi'a Islam?

Allah hasn't predetermined every detail, allows free will

What duties do Muslims follow as part of faith?

Five Pillars

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