Question 44
NECO
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2024
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ISLAMIC_RELIGIOUS_STUDIES
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objective
Define the concept of Qadar (Divine Decree) in Islam and describe its three categories. How does this doctrine coexist with the principle of human free will and moral responsibility?
Answer Options
A.
Qadar is Allah's pre‑ordained decree, classified as predetermined, optional, or conditional. Human free will is merely an illusion, so people are not morally responsible for their actions because everything is already decided.
B.
Qadar denotes a divine plan that includes only good outcomes, with no categories of bad or neutral. Human free will is limited to choosing between permissible acts, making moral responsibility unnecessary.
C.
Qadar describes Allah's knowledge of all events without any classification into good, bad, or neutral. Human free will creates the outcomes, so individuals bear full moral responsibility independent of any divine decree.
Correct Answer
D.
Qadar is Allah's pre‑ordained decree, classified as good, bad or neutral. Human free will operates within that decree, so people are morally responsible for the choices they freely make, even though the outcomes are part of Allah's knowledge.
Correct Answer
D
Correct Option:
Qadar is Allah's pre‑ordained decree, classified as good, bad or neutral. Human free will operates within that decree, so people are morally responsible for the choices they freely make, even though the outcomes are part of Allah's knowledge.
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This is
Neco
2024
Islamic Religious Studies
Question 44.
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objective
questions from the
2024
Neco
Islamic Religious Studies
examination.
Difficulty level:
Medium
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