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Who were the first people to accept monotheism and their prophets denounced evil and injustice?
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Why you are not dare to talk against injustice?
Some where you are part of the injustice. somewhere inside you, self belief is wounded so badly, that you accept outside belief.if you are not a part of injustice, you will deny it, like plain lies in our day to day life,which we deny. if you do and believe whatever things you do, you will not accept any kind of interferences.if one cannot value own belief, how will others value his belief?
Who do you call the people who accept Islam at the prophets age?
They are called 'Sahaba' (in Arabic) or companions.
What was one of the religoins that the Romans did not accept?
One religion that the Romans did not accept was Judaism. There were Jews who were Roman citizens and their religion was tolerated, but Romans themselves did not accept the theory of monotheism. Another religious practice that the Romans actually banned was Druidism.
Who destroyed monotheism?
Nobody. Monotheism is any form of religion in which there is one and only one deity. Christians consider that they are monotheists, and that the doctrine of the Trinity, a kind of deity which consists of bundled interrelated and essentially identical parts, does not contradict that. Some Hindus might consider themselves to be monotheists on similar grounds. If we accept that, we find that the vast majority of people in the world who have any kind of religion are monotheists. Monotheism is far from dead.
Why did Muhammad accept Christian and Jewish prophets?
Well, because Muhammad (SAW) let other people believe in whatever they wanted to and let Allah punish them.
How are Islam and Judaism?
I guess your question is reference to the differences, 1. In Judaism, IE Jews don't accept Jesus and Muhammad as prophets, where as in Islam, both Jesus and Muhammad are considered as prophets, 2. Judaism came before Christianity and Islam, later came Christianity in continuation of Judaism.. and then came Islam in continuation of Christianity. so you can say Islam is most updated version of both Christianity and Judaism. but Christians and Jews don't accept this fact, but Qur'an makes it clear in a lot of verses about it. 3. Few(few, not all) Muslims and Christians don't like Jews for a reason that Jews by history known as people who killed Jesus, and various other prophets. there are few other minor differences in aspects to culture and geopolitics , but those are not that much important to mention. There are few similarities between Judaism and Islam as well 1. monotheism 2. only eat halal meat 3. both think of Moses as prophet
Were all the prophets in the Bible related to each other?
Yes, by all descending from a common ancestor. If you accept Genesis' explanation it would be Adam, if not, it would be through evolution.
Why did the Jews kill the prophets sent to them for their guidance?
Humans, because they have a sinful nature, tend to reject anyone telling them that they must cease sinning. That's the main reason the Jews rejected the prophets God sent. They did not want to accept that the prophets were really from God, and therefore have to stop their sins. So they rejected them and killed them to get rid of them.Jewish answer:Note that one or two prophets were killed - not more. So the Question and the first Answer are implying much more than they should.Also, those one or two prophets were killed by the king, not by the general populace.Note also that all of the prophets had groups of disciples. They weren't as unpopular as the first Answer implies.
How do Muslims work for justice?
They would Fight for social injustice because they will fight for what is right and wrong also they will fight against social injustice because people get a punishment for no reason ! Muslims will go against anything if they find out somone in their family gets punished for nothing. Injustice in Islam is totally prophibited no matter how. God is just and he instructed his prophets and their followers to be as such just and fair in their daily relations and dealings with others whethe in trading, communications, investments... etc. They must take what they own and give what they don't. The word fight could be explained in may ways depending on the extent of such injustice! fighting could be through deliberations, negotiations, courts ... etc. and could go to Jihad as what is happening in Palestine and Iraq where a Muslim land is occupied "unfairly and unjustly" by foreign armies.
Are the teachings of Jesus and of the Hebrew prophets part of Islam?
Islam teaches that Jesus was a real, historical person but does not accept all his teachings or the Christian view that Jesus was the Son of God. In fact, Islam is largely based on an interpretation of the Christian Bible and Hebrew scriptures, so the Hebrew prophets have a place in Islam as well.
What are the four major themes in the preaching of the old testament prophets?
Worship the one, true God, Accept God's love and mercy, be just especially to the poor, and Know that God will ultimately triumph.
Are the teachings of Jesus and the Hebrew prophets part of Islam?
Islam teaches that Jesus was a real, historical person but does not accept all his teachings or the Christian view that Jesus was the Son of God. In fact, Islam is largely based on an interpretation of the Christian Bible and Hebrew scriptures, so the Hebrew prophets have a place in Islam as well.
