What are the Islam central beliefs?

Answer 1

The most important belief of Islam is stated Surah al-Ihklas, the most important chapter of the Holy Qur'an: In the Name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful, Say: "He, Allah, is One. "Allah is the Eternal. "He has neither parent nor child "And nothing is similar to Him."

Answer 2

To believe that no God except one and only one God with no partner, no son, no companion, and no associate and that Muhammad (PBUH) is His prophet and messenger. refer to related question below.

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The central beliefs are:

1. Belief in God the one and only one God and that prophet Muhammad (PBUH) is His prophet
2. Belief in Angels
3. Belief in God's prophets
4. Belief in holy books
5. Belief in the 2nd eternal life
6. Belief in destiny

Answer 3

1- there is no God but Allah

2- Muhammad is messenger of Allah

Monotheism is the central idea of Islam. Refer to related question below.

Answer:

One God, and no one else.

Day of Judgment - where you will see every single good and bad deed and you will be judged based upon whether or not you believed in God ALONE, and did good in your life, or whether you prayed to any other - prophet, saint, statue, etc. - than God ALONE, or spent too much time doing evil.

Heaven and Hell.

Muhammad is the Final Messenger of Abraham's Covenant with God.

Muhammad brought the brightest light - the clearest message of the Final Truth sent by God to Mankind.

Answer 4

Islam central beliefs are:

• to worship Allah (God in English), the one and only one God with no partner, no son, no father, no companion, no partner, no associate, and no resemblance,
• to do the ritual worships per Quran and prophet Muhammad teachings,
• to do good deeds, and
• to maintain good morals

Refer to related question below.

Answer 5

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