islam beliefs

What does Islam?

Islam is a religion. It is the oldest, or rather the only religion of God for human heten.Det is why Islam means complete submission to God's will and to act in accordance with His message. Because all of God's message, Islam encouraged to submit to God's will and to act according to his message, it means that all of God's message preached. All of God's prophets preached Islam in all times, because all prophets urged to obey God and encouraged to act in accordance with God's message.

Islam is a message that mainly can be divided into three parts:

An ideological doctrine, including urge to believe in God, the only God, believing in His righteousness to believe in revelation and in life after death.

There is also a message of a just learn. Islam urges to publish laws and control society, economically and politically and legally, in accordance with the teachings of God. Islam also urges that, if necessary, to take the battle to defend human society to decay and dissolution and corruption and oppression.

Islam is also a message of moral teachings. The message encourages good morals and roses honesty, patience, kindness and forgiveness. At the same time encourages message to elude eg doing abominable actions or to slander other people.

Islam in its latest version, was revealed in "The Arab Eyes", now called Saudia Arabia between the years 610 and 632 years This happened through the angel Jibril (Gabriel-peace be upon him) during 23 years, gradually, the word of God communicated to mankind through a man named Muhammad (peace be upon him). These words are collected in a holy book called the Qur'an.

Does Islam and Christianity different origins?

No. Together with Judaism, they go back to the prophet and patriarch Abraham, and the three prophets are directly descended from his sons, Muhammad (pbuh) from the elder son Ishmael, and Moses and Jesus from the younger son Isaac. Abraham established the settlement which today is the city of Makkah, and built the Ka'ba which all Muslims turn toward when praying.

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