IS - 5 roots of Usul ad-Din Flashcards
What are the 5 roots of Usul ad-din
Day of judgement, Imamate, Tawhid, Adalat, Prophets
Day of Judgement definition (DITAP)
belief that all humans will be judged by Allah on their actions after death
Imamate definition (DITAP)
successors to Muhammad, Allah appointed leaders to guide humanity and be a source of authority
Tawhid definition (DITAP)
oneness and unity of Allah
Adalat definition (DITAP)
justice, Allah is understood to be fair and just in the way he treats everything
Similarites about the 5 roots and 6 articles of faith
both include tawhid and prophets, both affect how they live their lives, both unite and support their faith
Prophets definition (DITAP)
belief that Allah appointed prophets or messengers to pass messages onto humanity
Differences about the 5 roots and 6 articles of faith
Shi’a (roots) show justice as one of their beliefs, Sunni (articles) show Angles as one of their beliefs, Shi’a believe Ali is the rightful leader after Muhammad and the imamates which Sunni do not believe