Revelation (Edexcel GCSE Religious Studies B): Flashcards
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Definition of revelation in Islam
Definition of revelation in Islam
Ways Allah makes himself known to humanity
Direct revelation meaning
Direct revelation meaning
Allah communicates straight to individuals without intermediary
Indirect revelation meaning
Indirect revelation meaning
Allah communicates through messengers such as prophets
What the Qur'an contains
What the Qur'an contains
Direct words of Allah
Key messengers in Islam (name 4)
Key messengers in Islam (name 4)
Adam, Ibrahim, Musa, Isa, Muhammad (any 4 acceptable)
Muhammad's special title
Muhammad's special title
Seal of the Prophets (final messenger)
Omnipotent meaning
Omnipotent meaning
All-powerful
Omniscient meaning
Omniscient meaning
All-knowing
Benevolent meaning
Benevolent meaning
All-loving
Allah's role as judge
Allah's role as judge
Judges what happens after death in the afterlife
Transcendent meaning
Transcendent meaning
Beyond human understanding & greater than creation
Immanent meaning
Immanent meaning
Close and involved with creation
Purpose of revelation for Muslims
Purpose of revelation for Muslims
Understand Allah's nature & gain guidance for living