Índice
- ¿Qué es el Islam? ¿Cuál es el propósito del Islam?
- Enseñanzas de los profetas sobre cuestiones sociales y de reproducción
- 1. ¿Qué enseñaban sobre la fe?
- 2. Cómo los profetas moldearon las sociedades para garantizar su supervivencia y reproducción
- Los cinco pilares, los libros y los sectores del islam, y ¿por qué el islam se enfrentó a la resistencia de otras religiones?
- Recordatorio del Corán para todos
The Creator’s Divine Guidance in Quran:
As we discussed before, about the creation of humans in a pair form, and how their weak physiques create dependencies and their growth on earth brought religion conflicts, and why The Creator sent guidance by angels to chosen individuals (Prophets) to guide humans.
| “La humanidad formaba parte de una única religión [comunidad]. Y Alá envió a los profetas como portadores de buenas nuevas y como advertidores, y reveló con ellos el Libro con la verdad para juzgar entre las personas sobre aquello en lo que discrepaban…” Al-Baqarah (2:213) Al-Baqarah (2:213)
1. What They taught about Faith? What is the purpose of right belief?
Every Prophet taught about the Tawhid (Worship one God for Unity), belief in one unseen Creator who created human beings and made this life a test (trial) for recording everyone’s actions. And after death, on the day of judgment, He will resurrect everyone for accountability, rewarding those who did good to others and punishing those who did wrong to others, leading to an unimaginable and eternal life in the Hereafter – with the supreme honor of meeting their Lord.
The Identical lives, death, memories and actions with aftereffects for other humans are the clear signs for the Resurrection.
Purpose of Right Belief:
- Tawhid: Builds unity, equality, and peace in society. Prevents misgudances, divisions and injustice caused by false beliefs.
- Fear of afterlife accountability: Creates self-accountability, even in private actions.
- Hope of eternal reward in the afterlife promotes right actions and brings peace and justice in life.
That’s why Shirk (associates with One Creator) is unforgivable sin in Islam, it is main root of misguidance, divisions, long term instabilities in a society.
For Example – A man lives with wrongdoings, driven by wrong belief, and build a chain by influencing others by his words/action. Till his death he didn’t break that wrong chain by reflecting/accepting/declaring himself wrong, for other’s safies. As a result, their influence continues beyond their lifetime, becoming a source of ongoing misguidance for others.
They taught The Creator’s presence is unseen while the trial, so social life is not directly controlled by force or fear. Believe in the one Creator only by seeing his signs in nature. Also, the Creator has already placed the true belief in humans’ hearts and sense of true and false for self-judgment. Without engaging in such activities like proving the existence of Creator.
- | “Say, ‘He is Allah, [who is] One. Allah, the Eternal Refuge. He neither begets nor is born, nor is there to Him any equivalent.’” Al-Ikhlas (112)
- | “And hold firmly to the rope of Allah all together and do not become divided…” Aal-e-Imran (3:103)
- | “By the soul and the One who formed it, and inspired it with its wrongdoing and its righteousness, successful indeed is the one who purifies it.” Ash-Shams (91:7–9)
- | “Indeed, Allah does not forgive Shirk (associates with Allah),…” An-Nisa (4:116)
- | “O you who believe! Avoid much assumptions. Indeed, some assumptions are sin….” Al-Hujurat (49:12)
- | “And do not pursue that of which you have no knowledge….” Al-Isra (17:36)
- | “Y si todos los árboles de la tierra fueran plumas y el mar fuera tinta, y se le añadieran otros siete mares, las palabras de Alá no se agotarían. Ciertamente, Alá es Todopoderoso, Sabio”. Al-Luqman (31:27) Al-Luqman (31:27)
- | “Indeed, within the heavens and earth are signs for the believers. And in your own creation, and whatever living beings He dispersed, are signs for people of sure faith.” Al-Jathiya (45:3–4)
- | “Y te preguntan acerca del Espíritu (ar-Rūḥ). Di: ”El Espíritu es asunto de mi Señor. Y a la humanidad no se le ha concedido más que un poco de conocimiento”». Al-Isra 17:85 Al-Isra 17:85
True Meaning of Worship?
True meaning of worship is – purifying thoughts, souls, and actions by praising One Creator for everything with patience and gratitude, while seeking forgiveness for own ignorance and mistakes with humility. In the same way as Quran described.
| “La rectitud no consiste en que volváis vuestros rostros hacia el este o hacia el oeste, sino que la verdadera rectitud reside en quien cree en Alá, en el Día del Juicio, en los ángeles, en el Libro y en los profetas; quien da de su riqueza —‘a pesar de amarla’— a sus familiares, a los huérfanos, a los necesitados, al viajero, a quienes piden y para liberar a los esclavos; quien cumple con la oración y da el zakāt (limosna); quien cumple sus promesas cuando las hace; y quienes son pacientes ante las adversidades, el sufrimiento y durante la batalla. Esos son los sinceros, y son ellos los justos”. — Al-Baqarah 2:177
