JAMB Islamic Religious Studies · Section 2

General Practices Incompatible with Islamic Principles of Tawhīd

Part II: Tawhīd and Fiqh

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Official JAMB Islamic Religious Studies outline · Part II: Tawhīd and Fiqh

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a. Superstition (Q.25:43; Q.72:6)

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Identify practices incompatible with the Islamic principles of Tawhīd, examine them, shun such actions and apply the teachings of the verses and ahādīth in daily life.

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b. Fortune-telling (Q.15:16-18; Q.37:6-10)

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Identify practices incompatible with the Islamic principles of Tawhīd, examine them, shun such actions and apply the teachings of the verses and ahādīth in daily life.

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c. Magic and witchcraft (Q.2:102; Q.20:69, 73; Q.26:46)

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Identify practices incompatible with the Islamic principles of Tawhīd, examine them, shun such actions and apply the teachings of the verses and ahādīth in daily life.

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d. Cult worship (Q.17:23; Q.4:48)

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Identify practices incompatible with the Islamic principles of Tawhīd, examine them, shun such actions and apply the teachings of the verses and ahādīth in daily life.

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e. Innovation (Bid‘ah) (Q.4:116; Hadīth 5 and 28 of an-Nawāwī)

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Identify practices incompatible with the Islamic principles of Tawhīd, examine them, shun such actions and apply the teachings of the verses and ahādīth in daily life.

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