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akhirah
everlasting life after death
allah
the arabic name for God
angels
spiritual beings that act as messengers for God
beneficent
benevolent, all-loving
caliph
political
and
religious
successor
to the prophet Muhammad, and leader of the
Sunni
muslims
day
of
judgement
when the world ends and every soul will be
judged
by
God
and either
rewarded
or
punished
fairness
God treats people
fairly
without
favour
or
discrimination
Hadith
the
savings
and
actions
of
Muhammad
recorded by this
friends
and
family
hajj
the
annual
pilgrimage
to
Mecca
that every muslim should complete at least
once
in their life
iblis
satan
- a spiritual being created from fire, who was
thrown
out of
paradise
for refusing to follow Allah
Id-ul-Adha
festival celebrated at the
end
of
Hajj
which remembers
Ibrahim's
willingness
to
sacrifice
his
son
for
God
Imam
a person who leads
salah
(prayer) in a mosque and title given to leaders of
Shi'a
islam
Imamate
the
divinely
(by God) appointed
successors
of
Muhammad
, blood related to the prophet
immanent
the idea that God is
present
and
involved
with life on Earth and the universe
islam
the religion followed by
muslims
Jibril
Gabriel - the
archangel
who brought God's message to the prophets (particularly Muhammad)
Ka'aba
the black, cube-shaped building at the centre of the Grand Mosque in Mecca (the holiest place in islam)
merciful
compassion and forgiveness
Mika'il
Michael - the
archangel
of mercy who rewards
good
deeds
and provides
nourishment
to people
monotheistic
a religion that believes there is only
one
God
muslim
one who has
submitted
the will of God and
accepted
islam
polytheistic
a religion that believes there are
many
Gods
predestination
the idea that God
knows
and
determines
everything
that will happen in the
universe
prophet
a person who
proclaims
the message of God
prophethood
when God makes someone a
prophet
to communicate his
message
to the people
Psalms
the holy book revealed by
God
to
David
(prophet)
Qur'an
the holy book revealed to
Muhammad
by the Angel
Jibril
risalah
the
channel
of
communication
between
Allah
and
humans
(angles, prophets and the Qur'an)
scrolls of Abraham
a
holy
book
revealed by God to
Ibrahim
shi'a
muslims who believe in the
Imamate
, the successorship of
Ali
sunnah
the example of Muhammad based on his sayings and actions found in the
Hadith
sunni
muslims who believe that
Abu
Bakr
is the rightful
successor
of
Muhammad
supremacy
supreme power or authority
tawhid
the
oneness
of God
torah
the
5
books
revealed by
God
to
Moses
transcendent
the idea that God is
beyond
time
and
space
, not bound by any laws of the universe
sanctity of life
belief that life is
sacred
because it was created by God