GCEIslamic Religious StudiesTawhid2023

According to Islamic theology, a person who affirms Tawhid ar-Rububiyyah but denies Tawhid al-Uluhiyyah is

Aa true believer (mu'min)
Bguilty of shirk and not a complete MuslimCORRECT
Cexcused because partial belief is acceptable
Dregarded as a hypocrite (munafiq) only
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Why the answer is B, and why the others tempt you.
Islamic scholars point out that even the Quraysh pagans of Makkah acknowledged Allah as Creator (Rububiyyah) yet still committed shirk by directing worship to idols, as stated in Q10:31. Tawhid is only complete when both Rububiyyah and Uluhiyyah are affirmed and practised. Merely acknowledging Allah's Lordship without exclusive worship does not constitute complete Iman.
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