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The nature of reality (Muslim perspective): OCR GCSE Religious Studies questions

OCR GCSE Religious Studies past-paper questions on The nature of reality (Muslim perspective), 2021–2025, with mark schemes and examiner’s reports where available.

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  1. Q2(d)

    June 2025 · Muslim perspective

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  2. Q2(c)

    June 2024 · Muslim perspective

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  3. Q2(d)

    June 2023 · Muslim perspective

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  4. Q2(b)

    June 2022 · Muslim perspective

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  5. Q2(d)

    June 2022 · Muslim perspective

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  6. Q2(c)

    November 2021 · Muslim perspective

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All 6 questions on The nature of reality (Muslim perspective), as a list
  1. June 2025, Muslim perspective, Q2(d) (15 marks): ‘The world gives Muslims all they need to gain a sense of purpose.’ Discuss this statement. In your answer, you should: • draw on your learning from across your
  2. June 2024, Muslim perspective, Q2(c) (6 marks): Explain why Muslims might have different views about the creation of the world by a first cause. You should refer to sources of wisdom and authority in your ans
  3. June 2023, Muslim perspective, Q2(d) (15 marks): ‘The most important duty for Muslims today is to act as Khalifah (custodians/stewards) of the world.’ Discuss this statement. In your answer, you should: • Draw
  4. June 2022, Muslim perspective, Q2(b) (6 marks): Describe Muslim beliefs about the world and moral consequence. [6]
  5. June 2022, Muslim perspective, Q2(d) (15 marks): ‘Muslims do not need reasons to believe in Allah.’ Discuss this statement. In your answer you should: • Draw on your learning from across your course of study,
  6. November 2021, Muslim perspective, Q2(c) (6 marks): Explain why Muslims believe the world was formed for humanity. You should refer to sources of wisdom and authority in your answer. [6]

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