1) Which of the following prophets claimed to have a close relationship with Prophet Isa both in this world and in the hereafter?

1. Prophet Noah.
2. Prophet Joseph.
3. Prophet Muhammad.
4. Prophet Job.

2) Which of the following teachings was propagated by Prophet Isa to the people of Israel?

1. That he was the son of God.
2. That he should be worshipped along with God.
3. That he is the Prophet and Messenger of God.
4. None of the above.

3) The gospels given to Isa by Almighty Allah before they were adulterated and altered over time is referred to by the Muslims as:

1. Injeel.
2. Torah.
3. Zabur.
4. Quran.

4) To whom did Prophet Jesus direct his people to pray to?

1. Himself alone.
2. His mother Mary.
3. The one true God, Allah.
4. The one true God, Allah and himself.

5) Which of the following teachings of Islam eases the transition from Christianity to Islam with regards to the spiritual attachment to Prophet Jesus?

1. One need not love Prophet Jesus, as love for him can now be replaced by the love for Prophet Muhammad.
2. One can embrace Islam without having to stop loving Prophet Jesus.
3. One need not believe in all the prophets of God, therefore one can easily forget their love for Prophet Jesus altogether.
4. None of the above.

6) Identify the similarities between Prophet Muhammad and Prophet Isa.

1. They were both orphans.
2. They both had a strong and uncompromising vision of justice.
3. They were both ardent defenders of the poor.
4. They both propagated their ardent desire for warfare in the way of Allah.
5. Options B and C.

7) After a Christian converts to Islam:

1. Prophet Jesus no longer holds any significance in his life.
2. any love for Prophet Jesus must be removed completely from the heart.
3. a person must stop believing in Prophet Jesus.
4. None of the above.

8) Select a true statement regarding the similarity in Christian and Muslim beliefs regarding Prophet Isa.

1. Muslims and Christians both believe him to be the son of God.
2. Muslims and Christians both believe him to be a part of a trinity.
3. Muslims and Christians both believe him to be God.
4. None of the above.