1. A person learns one fact through reasoning, another by testing it, and a third through revelation and definition. How are these ways of knowing distinguished?
2. A claim is classified as something that may either be true or not be true. Which category of what is known by reason does it belong to?
3. Which set of circumstances indicates that a person has reached the point of religious responsibility?
By what means are statements known?
By reason, testing, revelation, or definition.
What three categories divide what is known by reason?
What must be, what cannot be, and what may be or not be.
When does a person become responsible, and what indicates maturity?
Upon attaining sanity and maturity, indicated by the listed signs or age eighteen.
What does Islam involve in a person?
What a person does with the bodily parts.
Where do believers hold Iman?
In their minds and hearts.
How does Ihsan describe worshipping Allah?
Worshipping Allah as if seeing Him, while knowing He sees the worshipper.
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