1) What’s the point of believing in prophets whose names we do not even know?

1. There is no point to it.
2. Because it confirms that the message of Allah’s unity was delivered to all people of the earth and was not meant for one tribe or nation.
3. It’s an issue of blind faith.
4. None of the above.

2) Islam in its broad, general sense means:

1. peace.
2. submission.
3. peace and submission.
4. None of the above.

3) A Muslim believes that Prophet Muhammad was the last and final messenger from Allah. However he should also believe that:

1. he was also the last and final prophet from Allah.
2. revelation can still come to humanity after him.
3. some prophets can still come before the Day of Judgement.
4. his teachings are not preserved in their original language.

4) Belief in messengers entails:

1. faith in their existence only.
2. belief in only those whose names appear in Quran and Sunnah.
3. following the law of every prophet.
4. belief in them and their names, but following the Law brought by Prophet Muhammad as it supersedes previous laws.

5) The primary, universal message of the prophets and messengers was:

1. Allah’s Oneness and right to worship.
2. to be good human beings.
3. to have faith and be saved by grace.
4. to believe in God’s son.

6) Muslims believe prophets were:

1. divine because they performed miracles.
2. humans absolved from having to worship Allah.
3. human, therefore made mistakes in conveying the message.
4. human, but divinely protected from erring in conveying the message.