Intentions in Islamic Teachings

In Islam, the intention behind an action determines its reward.

Actions performed with several intentions yield higher rewards than those with a single intention.

Actions like washing and walking to prayers carry rewards based on intention.

Everyday actions, like applying perfume, gain different rewards based on one's intention.

Islamic teachings refer to texts like Sharh Sahih al-Bukhari for insights on intentions.

The concept of faith in Islam, representing belief in Allah and His teachings.

Guidance provided by Muhammad that includes principles of faith and family obligations.

The duty Muslims have to care for and support family members as taught in Islam.

A religious learning institute where Islamic teachings are imparted, often including faith education.

The characteristics and attributes that define a strong faith in Islam, such as trust and obedience.

A major sin leading to disbelief, possibly resulting in denial of faith.

God's authority to judge, forgiving sins or punishing the unfaithful.

Faithful may be forgiven and enter Paradise, while unbelievers will not.

Key to seeking forgiveness; it is urged before sleep or after sinning.

God's willingness to forgive believers' sins under sincere repentance.