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The major beliefs on which the Muslim traditions are based are:
Eemaan Mujmal: Translation: I believe in Almighty Allah, as are His beautiful Names and Attributes, I accept all His Commands, I declare from my tongue, and testify by my heart.
Eeman Mufassal: Translation: I believe in Almighty Allah. The Angels, all heavenly Books, all Prophets, in the Day of Judgment, and this that Good or Bad Destiny is from Him, and that there will be life after death and then No death (Eternal life in heaven or hell).
1. Belief in Almighty Allah (God): God- Allah is ONE Allah. There is no god but He. He and He alone deserves worship. He is All-Knowing, All-Seeing. All power lies in His Hands. He will punish the sinners and reward the Good. He is Eternal, Unique, and incorporeal. There is nothing like Him.
2. Belief in Angels Created by Almighty God- Allah Karim from light. They are obedient to Allah Karim. Carry out His commands. The Jews and Christians also believe in the Angels.
3. The Muslims believe in all heavenly books, including Tora, Zaboor, The Bible, the last one being the Qur'an. .
4. The Muslims believe in all the Messengers (Prophets May peace be upon them all) of Almighty Allah- No distinction among them. Hazrat Muhammad (SAW) being the last Prophet of Islam. NO Prophet after him.
5. The Muslims believe in the life after death, resurrection and the Day of Judgment. Almighty Allah Karim is the Sole Ruler/Master of that Day. He enjoys the absolute authority to send people to Heaven or Hell. .
6. The Muslims believe that good and bad Destiny being in the Hands of Almighty Allah. No One can change his destiny.
7. Life hereafter: All the dead will be raised again and judged according to their good or bad deeds. There will be no death to them.
8. Hell and Heaven (Paradise)
9. The Muslims believe that Nobody can take the responsibility of some other person's deeds.
10. All the power of decision making is in the Hands of Almighty Allah, and none else.
Hazrat Muhammad (SAW) is the last prophet of Islam. The Muslims believe that the greatest blessing of Almighty God (Allah in Arabic) on this universe is the birth of the Holy Prophet SAW. Through His last Prophet He provided mankind the religion that is a complete code of life. It promises success in this world as well as in the hereafter.Allah Almighty has ordained the Muslims to be reverent to the Holy Prophet SAW. Allah says, "O ye men of faith! Say not (to the Apostle) words of ambiguous import, but words of respect and hearken (to him)." In Sura Hujuraat Allah warns the Muslims: "O Ye who believe! Raise not your voice above the voice of the Prophet, nor speak aloud to him in talk, as ye may speak to one another, lest your deeds become vain and ye perceive not." It shows how much reverence the Holy Prophet SAW deserves.
The Holy Prophet Hazrat Muhammad Mustafa SAW is the universal messenger and the Lamp that spreads light of true guidance. He has been sent as Mercy for all creatures. His life presents the best pattern to be followed. Even Allah and His Angels send blessings on him. Allah has ordained the believers, "O You who believe! Send blessings on him and salute him with all respect."
The sayings of the Holy Prophet Hazrat Muhammad Mustafa SAW guide the Muslims in all matters of life. He says, "None among you can be a believer in God, unless he wishes for his brethren that he wishes for himself. A Muslim is one from whose hands and tongue other Muslims are safe. God is not compassionate to one who is not compassionate to his fellow-beings. Do not associate anything with Allah, even if you are cut to pieces or set to fire. Never give up prescribed prayers."
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What is arkan?
Arkan is the collective name for the five pillars of Islam, representing the requirements or devotional duties of Islam.
What are Shia Islam membership requirements?
2 shahadat i sneeded like sunni. but shia should believe in Imamat as a pillar of Islam.
What is slaughtered by Islam requirements mean?
stabbed in the neck with a ritual knife (Halal)
What do you think about islam and why?
Some people think that Islam is a bad place. Some people think that Islam is just another place.
What is the difference between Sharia and Tariqah?
Sharia is the devine law of Islam. Although its particular requirements are seen as different by different schools of Islam and in different cultures, it is The Law. A Tariqah is a school of Sufism, one approach to Islam. It is not a body of laws, but a way of approaching Islam.
Can you have halal sex?
Yes, you can have halal sex through marriage per Islam religion requirements. Any sex (oral or intercourse sex) outside marriage is haram and is not allowed in Islam.
What do Catholics think about the Islam religion?
that question is impossible to answer because different catholics have different views. Some fear Islam, some hate Islam, some hope that all the Muslims will convert to Catholicism.
Why does Islam teach its followers?
Islam holds that learning is critical to understanding the Will of God. Therefore, Islam implores its followers to learn the various laws and requirements to live as a good Muslim. However, Islamic civilization is not currently known for astounding education or high literacy rates.
Why do some Muslim women choose not to wear the hijaab?
It is violation of Islam guides and requirements for a Muslim woman not to wear hijab. The same way most Christians do sex without marriage in violation to Jesus commands.
Why is Islam hated?
It is wrong. Islam is not hated at all except from some racists or politicians to implement some political plans and policies. Islam is a worldwide religions that receives full respect from the wide majority of people. This respect is demonstrated by the daily converts to Islam.
Is it okay to hit food in Islam?
yes. but some foods like wheat are respected in Islam.
What is the difference between the Islam and Muslim flags?
There are no specifics per Islam religion on Islam, Muslim flags, or Islam religion symbols. The flags of Islamic countries are not subject to any Islamic requirements or obligations. These flags are subject to only political and local country practices. In time of the prophet (PBUH), a peace of plain green cloth was used as a flag.
