islam believes

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  • Shahada

  • Salah


  • Performing the five daily prayers at specific times.
  • Zakat


  • Giving a portion of one's wealth to the poor and needy.
  • Sawm


  • Fasting during the month of Ramadan.
  • Hajj

  • What is Jummah?


  • Benefits of Jummah

  • Aqidah
    The creed or beliefs of Sunni Muslims
  • Ja'fari
    Twelver Shia Islamic theology and beliefs
  • Ithna Ashariyyah
    Theology and beliefs of Twelver Shia Muslims
  • Tawhid
    Belief in the oneness and uniqueness of God (Allah)
  • Risalah
    Belief in the prophethood of Muhammad (peace be upon him) and the previous prophets
  • Ma'ad
    Belief in the afterlife, including judgment, paradise, and hell
  • Qadr
    Belief in predestination, that God has predetermined the course of events
  • Khalifah
    Belief in the caliphate, that the successors of the Prophet should be chosen by the community
  • Sunnah
    Belief in the practices of the Prophet (peace be upon him) and the first generation of Muslims
  • Tawhid al-Hakimiyyah
    The supremacy of Allah (God) in all aspects, including uniquness, sovereignty, and authority over all creation. Allah's will and decree (Qadr) is absolute, and everything happens according to His plan and wisdom.
  • Imamah
    The belief in the institution of Imamate, where the Prophet's descendants, particularly the Imams, have a special role in guiding the Muslim community
  • Wilayah
    The belief that the Imams have the authority to lead and guide the community, and that they are infallible and sinless
  • Tawassul
    Asking the Imams for intercession with God, based on the concept of "Mediation" (Barrakat) and the idea that the Imams can facilitate the closeness of the believer to God
  • Ahad
    The belief in the unseen and the unseen knowledge possessed by the Imams, a point of controversy between Shia and Sunni Muslims
  • Tafsir az-Zahiri
    The belief that the external and literal meaning of the Quran and Hadith is more important than secondary interpretations, emphasizing the importance of the Prophet's family's interpretations