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GCSE RS Edexcel B Area 1: Islam
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Papers 1/2/3: Beliefs and Living the Religious Life
Beliefs
The six beliefs of Islam
The Five Roots of Usul ad-Din in Shi’a Islam
Risalah
Malaikah
Akhirah
Living the Religious Life
Shahadah as one of the Five Pillars
Salah as one of the Five Pillars
Sawm as one of the Five Pillars
Zakah as one of the Five Pillars and Khums
Jihad
Celebrations
Paper 1: Marriage and Family and Matters of Life and Death
Marriage and the Family
The importance and purpose of marriage in Islam
Muslim teaching about the importance of sexual relationships
Muslim teaching about divorce
Muslim teaching about the equality of men and women in the family
Matters of Life and Death
Muslim teachings about origins and value of the universe
Muslim teachings about the value and sanctity of life for the issue of abortion
Teachings about the value and sanctity of life for the issue of euthanasia
Paper 2: Crime and Punishment and Peace and Conflict
Crime and Punishment
Muslim attitudes towards crime
Muslim teachings about the treatment of criminals
Muslim attitudes towards the death penalty
Peace and Conflict
Muslim attitudes towards peace
Pacifism
Just war theory
Holy war
Weapons of mass destruction
Issues surrounding conflict
Paper 3: Philosophy of Religion and Equality
Philosophy of Religion
Visions as proof of the existence of Allah
Miracles as proof of the existence of Allah
Design argument
Issues raised by existence of suffering
Different solutions offered to the problem of suffering
Equality
Muslim teaching on human rights
Muslim teachings and attitudes towards racial discrimination
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