Transcript Faith by Islam

By:
Abdolmanan
Rahmani
Laran
The zakat
The prayer
The faith
The fast
Islam
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Hajj
(pilgrimage)
In dictionary:
Strong belief in someone or something.
In Arabic:
 We use Iman and its root is a_m_n.
By Islam
Then comes illa llah: ‘except Allah, the
source of all creation. The second part
of shahadah is Muhammadun rasulu’
lalah; ‘ Muhammad is the messenger
of guidance has come through a man
like ourselves.
Therefore, Iman is something which cannot and
should not taken for granted, unfortunately , many
of us take it for granted. If Iman is so important that
it is the gist of life here and a savior in the hereafter ,
then it becomes necessary for each of us to find out
what Iman really is. It is not right to say that I am
Muslim and therefore I have Iman because I was
born in a Muslim family.
Iman means to accept truthfully to be convinced
to verify something to rely upon or have
confidence in something. Iman is usually
translated in English as faith or belief, and faith
in turn signifies acceptance without proof or
argument, without reference to reason or
thought, knowledge or insight.
According to the Quran, Iman is conviction which is based upon
reason and knowledge ; a conviction that results from full mental
acceptance and intellectual satisfaction; the kind of conviction
that gives one a feeling of inner contentment and peace. And a
Mumin is one who accepts truth in such a way that it ensures his
own peace and helps him to safeguard the peace and the security
of the rest of mankind . In fact , Al-Mumin is one of the
attributes of god himself
ُ ‫ُهوَ ه‬
‫ُّوس الس َهَلمُ ا ْل ُم ْؤ ِم ُن‬
ُ ‫اَّلل ا هل ِذي ََل إ ِ َل َه إ ِ هَل ُهوَ ا ْل َملِ ُك ا ْل ُقد‬
َ‫اَّلل عَ مها يُ ْش ِر ُكون‬
ُ ‫ا ْل ُمه َ ْي ِم ُن ا ْلع َِزي ُز ا ْل َجبها ُر ا ْل ُمتَ َكب ِ ُر‬
ِ ‫س ْب َحانَ ه‬
﴾23﴿
he is allah, besides whom there is no god; the king, the holy, the
giver of peace, the granter of security, guardian over all, the
mighty, the supreme, the possessor of every greatness glory be to
allah from what they set up (with him) (23)
It is better to see
something once for
yourself than to hear
about it a hundred
times.