1) Accepting the authority of clergy in making religious laws and declaring halal and haram is an example of:

1. shirk in love.
2. shirk in obedience.
3. shirk in supplication.
4. lesser shirk.

2) Shirk in love is:

1. giving somebody a portion of love reserved for Allah.
2. to love anything besides Allah.
3. be overly attached to one’s wife.
4. None of the above.

3) ‘…so help me, Jesus,’ is a clear example of:

1. shirk in love.
2. shirk in obedience.
3. shirk in supplication.
4. lesser shirk.

4) Choose the best statement about shirk in Allah’s right to worship.

1. Acts of worship are directed to other than Allah.
2. It is belief that human beings have no Lord.
3. It is belief that Allah shares His rule and control over the creation.
4. It humanizes Allah.

5) Asking the spirits of the dead for help is:

1. shirk in love.
2. shirk in obedience.
3. lesser shirk.
4. greater shirk