Iman in Islamic Theology
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According to Islamic theology, what does iman refer to?

  • Entry into Paradise
  • Belief in the six articles of faith
  • Recognition of faith and deeds in the religious aspects of Islam (correct)
  • Faith and reason in religion
  • What are the six articles of faith known as in Islam?

  • Iman
  • Arkān al-īmān (correct)
  • Ihsan
  • Islam
  • According to the Quran, what is necessary for entry into Paradise?

  • Faith and reason
  • Recognition
  • Iman
  • Righteous deeds (correct)
  • What are the three dimensions of the Islamic religion according to the hadith?

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    What is the etymology of the Arabic term iman?

    <p>'To have faith' or 'to give recognition'</p> Signup and view all the answers

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    Iman in Islamic Theology

    • Iman refers to faith or belief in the fundamental tenets of Islam, embodying both inner conviction and external expression of that faith.
    • It signifies a comprehensive acknowledgment and acceptance of the teachings of Islam and a commitment to live according to its principles.

    Six Articles of Faith

    • The six articles of faith in Islam include belief in:
      • One God (Allah)
      • Angels
      • Divine scriptures (including the Quran)
      • Prophets (such as Muhammad)
      • Day of Judgment
      • Divine predestination (qadar)

    Entry into Paradise

    • According to the Quran, entry into Paradise requires sincere faith, righteous deeds, and adherence to divine commandments.

    Three Dimensions of Islam

    • The three dimensions of the Islamic religion, as described in hadith, are:
      • Islam: The outward practices of the faith, including the Five Pillars.
      • Iman: The inner belief and faith aspects.
      • Ihsan: The pursuit of excellence in worship and conduct.

    Etymology of Iman

    • The Arabic term iman derives from the root word "a-m-n," which conveys meanings of security, safety, and trust, reflecting the essence of faith as a source of spiritual assurance and stability.

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