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Muslim should know who they have to belief

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Rukun ImanVersión en línea Muslim should know who they have to belief por Rie Nieysya 1 Belief in Allah (God) Muslims believe in one God, Allah, who is the Creator of everything. He is all-powerful, all-knowing, and has no partners or equals. 2 Belief in Angels (Malaikat) Muslims believe that angels are created from light and always obey Allah. They have specific duties, such as: Jibril: delivers revelation Mikail: provides sustenance (rain, food) Israfil: will blow the trumpet on Judgment Day Izrail: takes souls Raqib & Atid: record good and bad deeds 3 Belief in Holy Books (Kitab) Muslims believe Allah revealed holy books to guide humanity, including: Taurat (Torah) Zabur (Psalms) Injil (Gospel) Al-Quran (final and complete guidance) 4 Belief in Prophets (Rasul) Muslims believe Allah sent prophets to guide people. Examples include: Prophet Adam (first human) Prophet Ibrahim Prophet Musa Prophet Isa Prophet Muhammad (final prophet) 5 Belief in the Day of Judgment (Hari Kiamat) Muslims believe that one day the world will end, and all humans will be resurrected and judged by Allah for their actions. 6 Belief in Qada’ and Qadar (Divine Decree) Muslims believe everything happens by Allah’s will, whether good or bad, but humans still have responsibility for their choices.

Rukun ImanVersión en línea

Muslim should know who they have to belief

por Rie Nieysya

Belief in Allah (God)

Muslims believe in one God, Allah, who is the Creator of everything. He is all-powerful, all-knowing, and has no partners or equals.

Belief in Angels (Malaikat)

Muslims believe that angels are created from light and always obey Allah. They have specific duties, such as:

Jibril: delivers revelation

Mikail: provides sustenance (rain, food)

Israfil: will blow the trumpet on Judgment Day

Izrail: takes souls

Raqib & Atid: record good and bad deeds

Belief in Holy Books (Kitab)

Muslims believe Allah revealed holy books to guide humanity, including:

Taurat (Torah)

Zabur (Psalms)

Injil (Gospel)

Al-Quran (final and complete guidance)

Belief in Prophets (Rasul)

Muslims believe Allah sent prophets to guide people. Examples include:

Prophet Adam (first human)

Prophet Ibrahim

Prophet Musa

Prophet Isa

Prophet Muhammad (final prophet)

Belief in the Day of Judgment (Hari Kiamat)

Muslims believe that one day the world will end, and all humans will be resurrected and judged by Allah for their actions.

Belief in Qada’ and Qadar (Divine Decree)

Muslims believe everything happens by Allah’s will, whether good or bad, but humans still have responsibility for their choices.

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