Islam

• Resurrection after death is certain and will happen on the Day of Judgement, where everyone will be held accountable
• Good people will be rewarded with eternal happiness in heaven, while evil individuals will be punished in fiery hell
• To go to heaven, one must believe in God and Muhammad, believe in prophets and messengers, believe in the Day of Judgement, and observe all pillars
• The declaration of faith in One God involves pronouncing: there is no god but God
• The declaration of faith is reiterated in the funeral prayer to express the glory and greatness of God
• The first takbir in the funeral prayer is devoted to the worship and praise of God
• Dying individuals are reminded of God's forgiveness and encouraged to repent sins to receive God's mercy
• Cleaning and purification of the body after death is important to meet God in the afterlife
• The third takbir in the funeral prayer symbolizes God's forgiveness and mercy, with hopes that the deceased will enter heaven
• Cremation is prohibited in Islam as it destroys the body
• Deceased individuals are questioned about their faith and actions relating to the five pillars of Islam
• Worshippers offer prayers after the burial of the deceased
• The belief in predestination states that nothing happens without the will of Allah
• The five pillars of Islam include: Faith, Prayer, Charity, Fasting, and Pilgrimage
• Allah respects people's freedom and free will, rejecting the concept of fate
• Destiny, in terms of divine decree, means that God knows what happens in the present, past, and future but does not interfere with our actions
• The Qur'an is a recitation containing God's words revealed to Muhammad through the Angel Gabriel
• Muhammad was ordered to recite the revelations, and the collection of these revelations is called the Qur'an