Question 1

In Source 22.4,both Emaan and Saira Khan cite the Quran [Koran] as saying that women should&#10;A) choose clothing that is form-fitting and transparent.&#10;B) cover their face and hands when men are around.&#10;C) dress modestly and cover themselves in public.&#10;D) wear a burqa whenever they are in public spaces.

Accepted Answer

Both Emaan and Saira Khan cite the Quran as saying that women should dress modestly and cover themselves in public, which is typically interpreted as wearing a hijab or other form of head covering and modest clothing that covers the arms and legs. Neither of them suggests that women should wear clothing that is form-fitting, transparent, or a burqa.

Question 2

Which of the following statements reflects the progressive interpretation of Islam expressed by Sheikh Kabir Helminski in Source 22.3?&#10;A) &#34;Islamic civilization ...affirms religious pluralism,cultural diversity,and human rights,and recognizes the value of reason and individual conscience.&#34;&#10;B) &#34;Any nonreligious power,whatever form or shape it may take,is necessarily an atheistic power,the tool of Satan.&#34;&#10;C) &#34;[W]e have no recourse other than to overthrow all governments that do not rest on pure Islamic principles.&#34;&#10;D) &#34;We have a duty to create an Islamic republic and to that end our first obligation is the creation of a system of propaganda.&#34;

Accepted Answer

Sheikh Kabir Helminski expresses a progressive interpretation of Islam by emphasizing the affirmation of religious pluralism, cultural diversity, human rights, reason, and individual conscience in Islamic civilization. Choice B reflects a more conservative or fundamentalist interpretation that equates all nonreligious power with atheism and Satan. Choice C reflects a more extremist interpretation that calls for the overthrow of all governments not based on pure Islamic principles. Choice D reflects a more militant interpretation that emphasizes the creation of an Islamic republic through propaganda.

Question 3

Based on the pamphlet in Source 22.2,with which of the following positions would the Muslim Brotherhood agree?&#10;A) State censorship is a violation of a person's inalienable right to free speech.&#10;B) Girls and boys should be educated together at all levels of the school system.&#10;C) The caliphate is an outdated institution that has no place in the modern world.&#10;D) Islamic principles should be the basis of the state,society,and economy.

Accepted Answer

The Muslim Brotherhood would agree with the position that Islamic principles should be the basis of the state, society, and economy. This is evident in the pamphlet's statement that "the Islamic solution provides a comprehensive framework" for addressing societal problems.

Question 4

In Source 22.4,both Emaan and Saira Khan mention the burqa.Which statement describes their position on the wearing of the burqa by Muslim women?&#10;A) Both agree that the burqa is a cultural custom that is unique to Islam.&#10;B) Saira Khan sees the burqa as dangerous,while Emaan sees it as a protective garment.&#10;C) Emaan sees the burqa as dangerous,while Saira Khan sees it as a choice.&#10;D) Emaan criticizes the burqa,while Saira Khan defends the burqa.

Accepted Answer

Saira Khan views the burqa as dangerous, associating it with negative implications, while Emaan perceives it as a protective garment, highlighting a difference in their perspectives on its significance and impact.

Question 5

Which of the following reflects Mustafa Kemal Atat&#252;rk's view of the caliphate in Source 22.1?&#10;A) &#34;[I]t would be in contradiction to the independence of the state,to the sovereignty of the people.&#34;&#10;B) &#34;Islamic faith and justice demand that within the Muslim world,anti-Islamic governments not be allowed to survive....&#34;&#10;C) &#34;Think of it-a political clergy! Well,why not? The Prophet was a politician!&#34;&#10;D) &#34;The Quran,as 'revealed' to Mohammad,is considered infallible ...and all its commands must be obeyed without question.&#34;

Accepted Answer

Mustafa Kemal Atatürk believed that the caliphate was incompatible with the principles of a democratic and independent nation-state. He saw the caliphate as a threat to the sovereignty of the people and the independence of the state. This is reflected in the statement, "[I]t would be in contradiction to the independence of the state, to the sovereignty of the people." (Source 22.1)

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