Introduction:
Easy few steps to win God's Mercy, Grace and Heavens, that through
Surrender and Submission to the Creator, Secondly followed by Acknowledging the Six
Fundamentals of Faith (Heart), and 5 Pillars of Religion (Action).
Six
Fundamentals of Faith are Following
Belief in One God;
Belief in the angels;
Belief in the
revealed books;
Belief in the
commissioned Messengers (peace be upon them).
Belief in the
resurrection and the events of Judgment Day.
Belief in the
predestination by Allah of all things, both the (seemingly) good and the
(seemingly) bad.
THE 5 PILLARS
OF ISLAM (Religion)
1. To testify that there is no true God but Allah and that Muhammad (صلى الله عليه و
سلم) is His last Messenger and the
seal (last) of prophets.
2. To perform prayers (5 times a day)
3. To pay zakat (Charity-poor due once a year).
4. To fast during the month of Ramadhan.
5. To perform hajj (Pilgrimage - Once in a lifetime, if one
capable).
2. To perform prayers (5 times a day)
3. To pay zakat (Charity-poor due once a year).
4. To fast during the month of Ramadhan.
5. To perform hajj (Pilgrimage - Once in a lifetime, if one
capable).
Salvation in Islam
Islam describes a true believer to have Love and Fear of God. Islam teaches that every person is responsible for their own sins. The
Quran states;
If ye reject (Allah), Truly Allah hath no need of you; but He liketh not
ingratitude from His servants: if ye are grateful, He is pleased with you. No
bearer of burdens can bear the burden of another. In the end, to your Lord is
your Return, when He will tell you the truth of all that ye did (in this life).
for He knoweth well all that is in (men's) hearts. Qur'an, sura 39 (Az-Zumar), ayat 7
Salvation obtained by both to have faith in God as one of fundamental of
Faith, and associated with Good deeds, called Pillars of Religion as
recommended by the creator.
Sin in Islam is an important term in Islamic ethics. Muslims see sin as anything that goes against the commands of Allah (God), a breach of the laws and norms laid down by religion. Islam teaches that sin is an act and not a state of being. It is believed that
Allah weighs an individual’s good deeds and against his or her sins on the Day
of Judgement and punishes those individuals whose evil deeds outweigh their
good deeds, the actual counter starting at the age of puberty, These
individuals are thought to be sentenced to afterlife in the fires of jahannam (Hell).
Because of the freewill that Human possess as a result of Logic and
reasoning capabilities Mankind are fully accountable of their deeds,
Animal are not.
The Quran describes these sins throughout the text and demonstrates that
some sins are more punishable than others. A clear distinction is made between
major and minor sins (53:31-32), indicating that if an individual stays away
from the major sins, then he/she will be forgiven of the minor sins. Regardless,
Islam teaches that God is merciful and individuals can be forgiven of their
sins if they repent.
The Quran describes these sins throughout the text and demonstrates that
some sins.
Some of the major or al-Kaba'ir sins in Islam are as follows:
2. Despair of Allah's
mercy
3. Teasing parents
5. Sodomy
10. Leaving the prayer
14. Consuming the
property of an orphan
As a result of this view of redemption, Muslims have attacked alternative
views on redemption, especially the Christian notion of Original Sin.
Man and Woman are treated equality when it comes to Salvation.
The followers of original scriptures of Prophet Moses and Prophet Jesus are
considered as true believers in Islam.
Sincere intentions to submit and surrender to one God i.e. Islam, is a way
of Salvation.
The Qur’an challenges people to make sure of their future salvation by
repentance and obeying God now before death.
