ISLAMIC BELIEFS Flashcards
(50 cards)
Tawhid
oneness of god
omniscient
all knowing
omnibenevolent
all loving
omnipotent
all powerful
Shirk
the one unforgivable sin in Islam
idolatry
worshipping idols
polytheism
WORSHOPPING LOTS OF DIFFERENT GODS
evidence of omnibenevolence in the Quran
surah 1
the infinitely compassionate and merciful
evidence of Allah being beyond human imagination
Surah 6:103
no vision can grasp him
evidence of the teaching of tawhid in the Quran
Surah 112
he is Allah the one
why is the teaching of tawhid is important
because acting against it is the sin of shirk the one unforgivable sin in Islam
Islam follows strict
monotheism
Muslims are
monotheists
what do Muslims believe about Allah
has no partners is omniscient is omnibenevolent omnipotent is one god of all time and all human kind
what do the 99 names of Allah reinforce
Muslim belief that Allah is beyond human comprehension
evidence of tawhid in the Shahadah
there is no god but god
an important belief about allah in islma is…
the concept of tawhid, means oneness of god, is the idea hat there is one god and teaches oneness is central to allah.
muslims do not make pics….
or any statue, image or likeness of allah. this is to avoid the danger of idolatry and because allah is far beyond human imagination and cannot be compared to anything or anyone else
what sin is it to depict allah
sin of shirk
evidence for allah being beyond human imagination
Surah 6:103
‘no vision can grasp him’
what are the six articles of faith in sunni islam
tawhid- oneness of allah
risalah- how allah communicates with humans
belief about angles
belief about the holy books (kutub)
belief about the messengers of allah (prophets)
belief about life after death (ahirah)
belief about pre destination (al qadr)
what are the five roots of usul ad din in shia islam
tawhid belief in divine justice belief in prophethood belief in imams belief in the day of resurrection
what do sunni and shias agree on
tawhid
prophets
life after death
what do sunni and shia disagree on
divine justice (al-adl)– shia believe there is an objective rules about right and wrong, sunni believe only that right and wrong is up to allah
shia believe there is no such thing as predestination as humans have free will but they will be judged on jidgement day