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What is the significance of كرامة in relation to the saints?
كرامة refers to the miraculous events that Allah manifests through His saints as a form of honor.
What does the phrase 'من عادى لي وليا، فقد آذنته بالحرب' imply?
This phrase implies that showing enmity towards Allah's saints results in Allah declaring war against the offender.
How was the miracle of Prophet Sulaiman (ع) demonstrated through Asif ibn Barqia?
Asif ibn Barqia brought the throne of Bilqis to Sulaiman (ع) before he could blink, showcasing his extraordinary abilities.
What actions can lead to apostasy (الردة) according to the content?
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What are the consequences of apostasy as described in the content?
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What is a miracle (معجزة) in the context of prophethood, and why is it significant?
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Describe the miracle performed by Prophet Ebrahim (ع) and its significance.
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What miracle did Prophet Moosa (ع) perform against the magicians of Fir’on, and what was the outcome?
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Explain the concept of a saint (الولي) in Islam and their relationship with Allah.
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List two miracles attributed to Prophet Muhammed ﷺ and their significance.
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Study Notes
Prophethood and Miracles
- Claims of prophethood must be verified; some individuals claiming to be prophets are liars.
- Miracle (معجزة): A supernatural power granted to prophets by Allah as proof of their prophethood.
Examples of Miracles
- Prophet Ebrahim (ع): Survived being thrown into fire unharmed, with Allah commanding the fire to be cool and safe for him.
- Prophet Moosa (ع): His staff turned into a snake, swallowing the tricks of the magicians of Fir’on, leading the magicians to believe in Allah.
- Prophet Swalih (ع): Brought forth a she-camel from a rock as a sign for his people.
- Prophet Esa (ع): Healed the blind, cured leprosy, and resurrected the dead with Allah’s permission.
- Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ): Experienced significant miracles such as Isra’a and Mi’araj, the splitting of the moon, and water emerging from his fingers. The Holy Qur’an is considered his greatest and lasting miracle.
Saints and their Miracles
- Saint (ولي): An individual who knows and serves Allah, avoiding personal desires, revered as servants of Allah.
- Promise of safety and absence of grief for Allah's saints: "For saints of Allah, there is no fear nor shall they have grief."
- Respect and belief in the miraculous events (كرامة) associated with saints is mandatory.
- Divine displeasure towards those who oppose His saints: “If anyone shows enmity towards my saint, I declare war against him.”
Examples of Miracles of Saints
- Prophet Sulaiman (ع): His companion Asif ibn Barqia brought the throne of Bilqis swiftly, showcasing miraculous capabilities.
- Prophet Zakariyya (ع) and Mariyam (ع): Zakariyya found Mariyam abundantly supplied with food, illustrating Allah’s miraculous provisions without limits.
Apostasy (الردة)
- Defined as a sane Muslim intentionally breaking faith through words, actions, or beliefs; considered the gravest form of disbelief.
- Apostasy voids all previous good deeds and categorizes the apostate (مرتد) as a كافر, condemned to eternal punishment in hell.
- Apostates cannot inherit or bequeath, and are denied Islamic funeral rites and burial in Muslim cemeteries.
Causes of Apostasy
- Failing to affirm faith or expressing doubts about becoming a كافر.
- Denial of the Creator, the Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ), or any tenet of the Qur’an.
- Prostrating to humans or idols.
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Description
This quiz explores the concept of prophethood in Islam, focusing on the characteristics that define true prophets and their miracles. Learn about the miraculous events associated with prophets, such as Prophet Ebrahim's experience with fire, and understand their significance in affirming the truth of their prophethood.
