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Islam Park University Desmond Hutchinson LE300   All Praise is due to Allah, the Lord of the Worlds and Allah Akbar Phrases that maybe more familiar to western culture in current times (Supreme wisdom 2012). Where do these statements originate from? Where do these beliefs come from? The people of Islam hold many core beliefs within their religion with the upmost importance; they utilize their interpretation of the Qur’an and the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad as a way to shape their lives. Origin

Pakistan, 1986. Zahid was a Muslim priest who had been brought up to hate and kill those with conflicting beliefs, especially Christians. He often persecuted Christians in town, feeling that by doing so, he would please Allah (the Muslim god). One day when Zahid was persecuting Christians, someone dropped a Bible. Rather than disposing of it, as he normally would have, Zahid hung onto it because he felt compelled to read it and expose its errors. In short, Zahid converted to Christianity and shared

1) How is God (Allah) described in these passages? What Muslim religious practices do they reveal? These passages from the Qur’an described Allah as an indivisible merciful God who guides Muslims. Allah was described as the compassionate “Lord of the Worlds,” who is the king of the day of judgement. These few statements revealed that the monolithic religion of Islam believes there is only one true God that rules over everything, not multiple. Another practice that is revealed, was their belief that

Introduction Seeking Allah, Finding Jesus is a book written by Nabeel Qureshi, a devout Muslim who encountered Christianity after growing up in a Muslim home in America, which instilled Islamic practices, disciplines, and teachings in a non-Muslim culture. This book response identifies some of the significant challenges Muslims face as they attempt to preserve the traditions and teaching of their family in the Western world. It provides great insight into the life of Muslims and reveals why the

When I first read the book “Allah: A Christian Response”, I was thinking of brutality of Serbians in Bosnian war, but this book was beyond of my expectations. The author makes interesting points, compares person and ideas very efficiently, mentions some events from the past whose memories disturb the peace of present very wisely, and tries to find common grounds between two major populations in the world. The author states his interest that the proper Christian stance toward the God of the Qur’an

the Islamic beliefs about Tawhid, Akhira and the Books of Allah. Islam is described as a living religious system that applies to an estimated one billion people globally. The key beliefs in Islam revolve around the elements of Tawhid, Akhira and the Books of Allah. Tawhid is the most basic tenet in Islam, where each Muslim worships one omnipotent, omnipresent and omniscient deity and personality. It is the acknowledgment that Allah is the “Creator and Provider” and the belief in worshiping

be seen to be a very contradictive one which many Westerners do not agree with. In Arabic Islam means peace through acceptance to their God, Allah (Source A). This is the reason as to why people do not agree with their religion as it is supposed to be one

Main Points @ “The ground is an agent responsive to God’s will; it is resistant to human disobedience and violence” (705). The ground being God’s creation serves as an agent of God in administering God’s punishment of man. This singular theme echoes through the article. To illustrate this point the author refers to Cain and relies upon a comparison between Cain, Adam, and Noah. By comparing the similarities between the three and their intimate connections with the ground; the author attempts to

it named after a tribe like Judaism after the tribe of Judah and Hinduism after the Hindus. Islam is the true religion of "Allah" and as such, its name represents the central principle of Allah's "God's" religion; the total submission to the will of Allah "God". The Arabic word "Islam" means the submission or surrender of one's will to the only true god worthy of worship "Allah" and anyone who does so is termed a

worship but Allah, and that Muhammad (peace be upon him) is His Servant and Messenger. It must be based on a sincere and firm belief in the heart, as well as being uttered verbally. The first part of the declaration implies that No person, object or being has the right to be worshipped except Allah alone. The Arabic name “Allah” refers to the One True God of all mankind and everything that exists. Allah alone is the Creator and Sustainer of all that exists, and He has power over all things. Allah alone