What were some of the teachings of Muhammad?

Answer 1

The messages that prophet Muhammad (PBUH) preached are mainly:

• Calling for Allah (God in English) worship as the one and only one God, no partner, no companion, and no associate.
• Conveying Quran and Quran teachings.
• Calling for good morals
• Calling for good deeds for benefit of mankind and environment.
• promising the good people with paradise and warning the disobedient with the Hell fire

Answer 2

Answer:

The preaching of Muhammad was the same as every other Prophet or Messenger sent by God.

They came - all of them - as bringers of good news, and as warners. The good news is for those who worship God in His Oneness - not considering anyone or anything else as divine (not even Jesus). They will have forgiveness and a great reward if they reamian true to God.

The warning is for all those who worship other than the One God - or deny God altogether - and commit great sins for which they have not repented. In fact, disbelief in God, by itself, or worshipping someone along with God, is enough for a person to receive damnation.

Muhammad brought the Final Law for all Mankind, and exemplified the Law clearer and better than any before him.

Peace be upon Muhammad and upon Jesus, Moses, Abraham and all of God's Prophets and Messengers.

Answer 3

The Main Teachings of Islam

Muslims have seven main beliefs. These are as follows:

• A belief in a single, unitary God who is all-powerful, all-knowing, and without any children or family of any kind.
• A belief in angels who are made of light and who can assume any form they wish, much like a hologram.
• A belief in revealed scriptures (oral or written) that are given to prophets. These include the Torah of Moses, the Psalms of David, the Gospel of Jesus, and the Qur'an of Muhammad.
• A belief in the concept of prophets, or chosen guides who are contacted by God and given a mission to teach and/or lead.
• A belief in a last day for the earth, when it will all end and then all souls will be brought back to God for a review of their record of beliefs and actions.
• A belief in the foreknowledge of God regarding the future.
• A belief in a next life. The soul will live on after judgment day and exist in either Paradise or Hellfire. Some souls, whose sins are minor, will be allowed to leave Hellfire and enter Paradise after their punishment has been served.

Answer 4

Muhammad's teachings became known as the teaching or the religion of Islam/ Muslim

Answer 5

come to Islam