The Islamist Wahhabi Movement Is Most Noted for Its Teaching

question 35

Multiple Choice

The Islamist Wahhabi movement is most noted for its teaching that __________.

• A) the goal of human life is fana, a "taste of God's being."
• B) men and women should be kept separate in public places
• C) a strict, simple lifestyle in accordance with Sharia is incumbent upon the poor; otherwise, they don't deserve to receive zakat
• D) some forms of shirk are to be expected as part of getting along in the modern world
• E) Sufi veneration of saints is an important expression of devotion to God

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