Covenant and Leadership of Ibrahim

The belief that one's righteous ancestors will guarantee salvation on the Day of Judgement.

The idea that no ransom or compensation can secure salvation on the Day of Judgement.

The concept that intercession by righteous individuals may be granted by Allah, but only for those He chooses.

Living in accordance with Allah's will and covenant.

Refers to the lineage descended from Ibrahim alayhis salaam.

The act of migrating from one's homeland for religious reasons.

The land promised to Ibrahim alayhis salaam and his descendants, which is now known as Israel.

A covenant made with Ibrahim alayhis salaam, promising blessings for him and his descendants, making them a blessing for the world.

Being grateful to Allah for His blessings.

The covenant between Allah and the Bani Israel, where Allah promised them leadership, prosperity, and blessings in exchange for obeying His laws.

A command given by Allah that involves immediate action.

A command given by Allah that involves gradual action.

When Allah tests his prophets with commands.

The story of Ibrahim, alayhi salaam, is an example for Muslims to learn from and be inspired by.

Ibrahim alayhi salaam was a great example of someone who faced trials and remained obedient to Allah.

We need to see examples of people's lives to understand how to live a righteous life.

The covenant between God and Abraham, which promised land, leadership, and prosperity to Abraham's descendants. This covenant was conditional, meaning it was dependent on Abraham's descendants fulfilling their obligations to God.

The covenant between God and Abraham required his descendants to obey God's commands. Failure to do so could lead to consequences in fulfilling the covenant.

The belief that the Abrahamic Covenant guarantees ongoing blessings for Abraham's descendants, regardless of their actions. This is a common misconception.

Abraham's descendants, including the Israelite people, often believed they were entitled to the blessings of the covenant without fulfilling their obligations. This led to issues with their relationship with God.

The Quran emphasizes that the Abrahamic Covenant is not unconditional. It is contingent on fulfilling one's obligations to God.

The Bible also emphasizes the importance of fulfilling the covenant, stating that Abraham's descendants must keep God's covenant. Therefore, the blessings are not automatic.

God's promise to Abraham that he would be the father of many nations. This promise highlights the vast scope of the covenant and its impact on various cultures and people.

The Abrahamic Covenant highlights the importance of fulfilling obligations to receive blessings. The promise of leadership, prosperity, and land was not automatic for Abraham's descendants but was contingent upon their obedience to God.

Ibrahim (Abraham) was tested with barrenness. He and Sarah longed for a child for a very long time.

Ibrahim faced rejection from his own father, who did not believe in his message.

The king of Egypt captured Sarah, placing both Ibrahim and his wife in danger.

Ibrahim was instructed by Allah to sacrifice Ishaq, his beloved son, as an ultimate test of faith.

Ibrahim faced trials and challenges in his life that tested his faith and obedience.

Ibrahim embodied unwavering obedience to Allah, never complaining or questioning.

Ibrahim diligently fulfilled all the commands given by Allah, including acts of purification and pilgrimage.

Ibrahim heeding Allah's command, circumcised himself at an older age, demonstrating commitment.

A person who fulfills every command from Allah.

A person who has passed trials set by Allah.

The test of Adam (AS) and his forgetfulness.

The test of Iblis and his refusal to repent.

The test of the Bani Israel (Children of Israel).

Ibrahim (AS) was granted leadership by Allah as a reward for passing his tests.

Leadership is granted by Allah and comes after many trials and hardships.

There is wisdom and purpose behind every hardship and trial.

A commitment between Allah and a person, often with special promises and responsibilities.

A person who breaks the covenant with Allah, disobeying His commands and acting unjustly.

The descendants of Prophet Ibrahim, they have a special covenant with Allah but they are not automatically saved.

A specific advantage or favor given to someone by Allah.

The action of doing wrong or being unfair to others.

A person's genuine belief in something and wanting it for their loved ones as well.

The practice of magic, particularly used to harm others.

The act of making an agreement with Allah, often with specific promises and responsibilities.