Introduction to Islam and Tawhid

A set of rules and beliefs based on natural principles.

Distinctive features that make it different from other religions.

The foundation on which a religion is built.

Specific guidelines or instructions for behavior within a religion.

Laws that can adapt to different situations or circumstances.

The Holy Quran is considered a source of guidance that remains relevant for all of humanity until the Day of Judgement.

The Holy Quran is believed to be preserved in its original form, ensuring its authenticity and reliability.

The Quran's guidance is applicable to all people, regardless of their background, time period, or circumstance.

The Quran serves as a foundation for the Islamic faith, providing a comprehensive framework for belief and practice.

The Quran is believed to be revealed by God through the Prophet Muhammad, making it a divine message for humanity.

When Allah directly communicates with someone, like prophets.

Someone receives messages from Allah, hidden behind a barrier.

Allah sends a messenger to convey His message.

Human intellect is limited, unable to grasp all knowledge.

Our five senses provide most human knowledge.

The inability or refusal to believe in something, especially the existence of God.

A rhetorical question used to highlight the absurdity of the doubter's position.

The process of breaking down organic matter into simpler substances.

The creator of the universe, who has the power to bring life.

The act of giving life again to something that was previously dead, representing the power of the creator.

The ability of a powerful entity to completely change an existing system or order.

A set of structures, rules, or principles that govern a particular area or system.

A new set of rules or principles that replaces an existing one.

The ease with which a powerful entity can change or replace a system.

The entity responsible for creating the universe, often attributed to a higher power.

The belief that actions have consequences even after death, motivating individuals to live virtuously.

This individual's strong moral character contributes to societal stability.

The idea that individuals are held accountable for their actions, even after their physical lives end.

A belief that actions have lasting effects and that individuals will be responsible for their choices.

A person who is driven by a strong sense of right and wrong, and strives to live a virtuous life.