Islam Beliefs

Cards (16)

  • what are the six articles of faith?
    • the Sunni Muslims believe in them
    • they are: prophethood, Al-Qadr, Judgement Day, Holybooks, Angels and Tawhid.
  • what are the five roots of Usul- ad-din?
    • The Shi'a Muslims believe in them
    • they are: Imams, Resurrection, Prophets, Divine Justice and Tawhid.
  • quote for Tawhid?
    'He is God' - Surah 112:1
  • what are angels?
    they're part of God's early creation and always complete what Allah says.
    • quote: 'Each person has angels before him' - Qur'an 13:11
  • who are the two main angels?
    • Jibril: the bringer of good news who revealed the Qur'an to Muhammad.
    • Mikail: giver of rain and food and also guards Heaven.
  • who is Prophet Adam?
    he is the first man who built the first Ka'aba.
  • who is Prophet Ibrahim?
    • he refused to worship idols so he broke them.
    • he was also willing to sacrifice his son to prove his loyalty to God.
  • who is Prophet Muhammad?
    • the final prophet and arguably the most influential.
    • he began preaching the Qur'an after the Night of Power and lead Muslims to war.
  • quote on prophets?
    Qur'an 2:136 'all prophets are equal'
  • what are Allah's attributes?
    transcendent, fair, immanent, beneficial, omnipotent and merciful.
  • what are Imams?
    they were chosen by God to lead Islam after Muhammad.
  • what are Imamates?
    a Shi'a belief that all imams are spiritual descendants of Muhammad.
  • what is predestination (Al-Qadr) ?
    everything that happens in a person's life is all part of God's plan.
  • what is Jannah?
    a magical and mystical place which is rewarded from Allah for living a good life.
    • quote: 'no soul knows what delights of the eye' - Surah 32:17
  • what is the importance of Akhirah?
    it encourages human responsibility and accountability; the idea that people must take account for their own acts.
  • what are the two types of Muslims?
    • Shi'a: the minority of Muslims, they contribute more.
    • Sunni: the majority of Muslims.