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Islam is the world's fastest growing religion, having approximately 1.8 billion adherents worldwide. You've undoubtedly heard about Islam via the news, a chat with a friend or coworker, or a random Google search. Despite being the world's second most popular religion after Christianity, Islam is also one of the most misunderstood. It might be difficult to tell the difference between what Islam actually teaches and the prevalent disinformation and misunderstandings. This handbook was intended for anyone who wants to learn the truth about Islam from a reliable source. – PowerPoint PPT presentation

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Topic What is Islam?
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M.Ikram Aziz
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Islam?What is Islam?
  • The word Islam means voluntary Submission or
    Surrender to the Will of God. It derives from
    the root word salam, meaning peace.
  • In the Quran, God defines that the only purpose
    for which He created mankind is to Worship Him.

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Islam A way of life
  • Islam is both a religion and a complete way of
    life. Muslims follow a religion of peace, mercy,
    and forgiveness, Which is Islam.
  • Islam is a natural way of life that encourages
    one to give due attention to their relationship
    with God and His creation.
  • Islam teaches that it is through the doing of
    good deeds and seeking the pleasure of God that
    souls find true happiness and peace.

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Belief in God
  • Islam teaches belief in one God who neither gives
    birth nor was born Himself, and has no share in
    His caretaking of the world.
  • He alone gives life, causes death, brings good,
    causes affliction, and provides sustenance for
    His creation. God in Islam is the sole Creator,
    Lord, Sustainer, Ruler, Judge, and Savior of the
    universe. He has no equal in His qualities and
    abilities, such as knowledge and power.

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The Prophetic Tradition
Hazrat Adam (A.S)
Hazrat Noah (A.S)
Hazrat Abraham (A.S)
Hazrat Musa (A.S)
Hazrat Isa (A.S)
Hazrat Muhammad (S.A.W)
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Belief in the Prophets and Messengers
  • Islam teaches God sent prophets to all nations in
    the world with one central message worship God
    alone. 
  • Muslims must believe in all prophets sent by God
    mentioned in the Quran, without making any
    distinction between them.
  • Hazrat Muhammad (pbuh) was sent with the final
    message, and there is no prophet to come after
    him.  His message is final and eternal, and
    through him God completed His Message to humanity.

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The Qur'an God's Last Revelation
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The Origins of the Quran
  • Hazrat Muhammad (pbuh) received his first
    revelation from the angel Gabriel in the Cave
    of Hira in 610(AD).
  • 622(AD) ? Hijrah ? Hazrat Muhammed (pbuh)
    migrated from Mecca to Medina.
  • The beginning of the Muslim calendar (1
    A.H.)
  • Hazrat Muhammad (pbuh)s revelations were
    compiled into the Quran after his death.

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The Quran
  • We Muslims believe Quran contains the word of
    God.
  • 114 surah (chapters).
  • In the name of Allah, the compassionate,
    the merciful.
  • Written in Arabic.

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Belief in the Angels
  • Angels were created from light before human
    beings were created.
  • Muslims believe in specific angels mentioned in
    the Islamic sources like Jibreel (Gabriel),
    Mikaeel (Michael), Israfeel, Malik the guard
    over Hell, and others.
  • The angels possess great powers given to them by
    God. They can take on different forms.

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Belief in Life after Death
  • Muslims believe on the Day of Judgment.  On this
    day, all will gather in the presence of God and
    each individual will be questioned about their
    life in the world and how they lived it.
  • Those who held correct beliefs about God and
    life, and followed their belief with righteous
    deeds will enter Paradise. As for those who fell
    into polytheism in its many faces, they will
    enter Hellfire, never to leave therefrom.

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The Five Pillars of Islam
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1. The Faith(Shahada)
  • The testimony.
  • The declaration of faith
  • There is no god worthy of worship except Allah,
    andMuhammad(pbuh)is HisMessenger or Prophet.

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2. The Salat
  • The mandatory prayers performed 5 times a
    day Fajar zuhur Asar
    Maghrib Isha
  • Perform ablution before praying.
  • Face kaba sharif and use a prayer rug.

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2. The Salat
  • The call to prayer by the muezzin in the
    minaret.
  • Pray in the mosque on Friday.

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3. The Zakat
  • Almsgiving (charitable donations).
  • Muslims believe that all things belong to
    God.
  • Zakat means both purification and growth.
  • About 2.5 of your income.

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4. The Sawm
  • Fasting during the holy month of Ramadan.
  • Considered a method of self- purification.
  • No eating or drinking from sunrise to sunset
    during Ramadan.

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5. The Hajj
  • The pilgrimage to Mecca.
  • Must be done at least once in a Muslims
    lifetime.
  • 2-3 million Muslims make the pilgrimage
    every year.

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5. The Hajj
  • Those who complete the pilgrimage can add
    the title hajji to their name.

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