Affirming the Community’s Consensus and the Truth of Islam

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• What is affirmed by “We regard the community as truth and correctness”?
• What does zaygh mean in the warning against division?
• Which two acts are condemned together in al-Nisāʾ 4:115?
• What condition is expressed by “after guidance has become clear to him”?
• Why can affirming consensus not be detached from the Messenger’s guidance?
• What is meant by the religion of Allah being one in heaven and on earth?
• Which sūrah contains “The religion with Allah is Islam”?
• What does Āl ʿImrān 3:85 say about seeking another religion?
• What does “I have approved Islam for you as religion” express?
• What is the first listed characteristic of the Prophet’s mission?
• What is indicated by “ilaykum jamīʿan”?
• What does “I was sent to the whole creation” emphasize?
• What follows from the Prophet being Khātam al-Nabiyyīn?
• Where does the expression “Seal of the Prophets” occur?
• What is the correct meaning of “lā nabiyya baʿdī”?
• Which continuing proof of prophethood is highlighted as the third characteristic?
• What challenge is set out in al-Baqarah 2:23?
• What remains available because the Qur’an continues to exist?
• What is the fourth characteristic described for the Prophet’s mission?
• How do universality and finality differ?
• Which principle rules out a claim to prophethood after the Messenger ﷺ?
• Which three references are used together to affirm Islam as the true religion?
• How do the continued proof and preserved teachings differ?
• What outcome is warned of by “We shall admit him to Hell” in 4:115?
• Which item is not one of the four highlighted characteristics?
• The statement “Division is deviation and punishment” describes division as a sign of being right.
• “I am the Messenger of Allah to you all” supports the universal scope of the mission.
• Al-Aḥzāb 33:40 contains the expression Khātam al-Nabiyyīn.
• The miraculous Qur’anic challenge applied only until the end of the Prophet’s lifetime.
• The continuing availability of the Prophet’s teachings means they can still be followed.