Basic Elm On Islam For All Ages

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By Allah’s mercy and kindness on me due to which i was able to compile complete booklet titled “Basic Elm On Islam For All Ages” last year 2015. I am sharing this work now with every race. Following are the content covered in this booklet:

Compiler and Writers Notes………………………..…………………… IV
i. Islam………..…….……………………………………………………… 1
ii. Tawheed (Islamic Monotheism).…….……………………………….. 4
iii. Eemaan………..……….……………………………………………… 7
iv. Tahaarah (Purification & Cleanliness) ……………….……………..18
v. Ablution (Wudu’) ………..…..……….……………………..………….19
vi. Adhaan & Iqaamah……..…..…………….…………………………..25
vii. Salah……………….….…………..…………………………………..28
viii. Zakaah and Zakaat al-Fitr………….………….……..…………….55
ix. Islamic Hijri calendar.….………………..……………………………58
x. Ramadaan (Soum/Fasts) …………..…….…………..………..……59
xi. Durood-e-Ibrahim……….…………….………………………………64
xii. Ash-Shirk(Polytheism)…….…………………………………………65
xiii. Al-Kufr…………….…………………….……..………………………71
xiv. An-Nifaq/Munafiq…….….…..…….…………………………………74
xv. Quranic Recitation…….……..……………………………………….75
xvi. Common starting words of a Speaker…..……………..…………..78
xvii. Juma Khutba (Sermon) …….……..………………………………..79
xviii. References ………………….……..………………………………..82

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Basic Elm On Islam For All Ages

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مرتب کرنے والے اور مصنفین کے نوٹس ……………………………………………………… IV
i اسلام ……………………………………………………………………………………… 1
نہیں توحید (اسلامی توحید) ……………………………………….. 4
iii ایمان……………………………………………………………… 7
iv طہارت (طہارت و صفائی) ………………………………..18
v. وضو (وضو) ………………………………………………………………….19
vi اذان اور اقامت………………………………………………………….25
vii غلط………………………………………………………………………….28
viii زکوٰۃ اور فطرانہ۔
ix اسلامی ہجری کیلنڈر ………………………………………… ……………….58
x رمضان (صوم/روزے) ………………………………………………………59
xi درودِ ابراہیمی ………………………………………………………………64
xii شرک (شرک)………………………………………………….65
xiii الکفر…………………………………………. …………………………………………71
xiv انفاق/منافق………………………………………… …………………………….74
xv قرآنی تلاوت ……………………………………………………….75
xvi اسپیکر کے عام ابتدائی الفاظ ………………………………….78
xvii خطبہ جمعہ ………………………………………… …………79
xviii حوالہ جات ………………………………………………………….82

1. ISLAM ( DEEN )
2. MONOTHEISM
3. EMAAN
4. TAHARAH
5. WAZU
6. AZAN AND NAMAZ (SALAT) MASJID
7. ZAKAT
8. ROZA (SAUM) RAMZAN
9. HAJ AND UMRAH
10. QURAN
11. HADEES
12. FIQA
13. SHARIYAT
14. QAZAT
15. MADARIS AND MAKATIB

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WHAT IS ISLAM ( DEEN )?

Islam, also known as “Deen” in Arabic, is a monotheistic Abrahamic religion that means “submission” or “surrender” to the will of Allah (God). It is based on the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), who received revelations from Allah through the angel Gabriel.

The Five Pillars of Islam:

1. Shahada (Faith): Declaring that there is no god but Allah and that Muhammad is the Messenger of Allah.
2. Salat (Prayer): Performing five daily prayers.
3. Zakat (Charity): Giving to the poor and needy.
4. Sawm (Fasting): Fasting during Ramadan, the ninth month of the Islamic calendar.
5. Hajj (Pilgrimage): Visiting Mecca at least once in a lifetime.

Key principles:

1. Tawhid (Oneness with God): Believing in the unity and uniqueness of Allah.
2. Risalah (Prophethood): Recognizing Muhammad as the final prophet.
3. Akhirah (Afterlife): Believing in the Day of Judgment and accountability.
4. Ihsan (Good deeds): Striving for moral excellence.

Deen:

In Arabic, “Deen” encompasses not only the spiritual aspects of Islam but also its social, economic, and political dimensions. It represents a complete way of life, guiding individuals to live righteously and in harmony with Allah’s will.

Sources of guidance:

1. Qur’an: The holy book of Islam, considered the word of Allah.
2. Hadith: Collections of sayings, actions, and approvals of the Prophet Muhammad.
3. Sunnah: The Prophet’s way of life, serving as a model for believers.
4. Fiqh (Jurisprudence): Interpretations of Islamic law by scholars.

Diversity within Islam:

Islam has various schools of thought, including:

1. Sunni
2. Shia
3. Sufi
4. Other sects and denominations

Conclusion:

Islam, or Deen, is a comprehensive and inclusive faith that seeks to guide humanity toward spiritual growth, moral excellence, and social justice, with the ultimate goal of achieving peace and harmony in this life and the hereafter.

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WHAT IS MONOTHEISM ?

Montheism is the belief in the existence of one all-powerful, all-knowing, and supreme deity or God. This concept is often contrasted with polytheism (the belief in multiple gods) and atheism (the lack of belief in any gods).

Key characteristics of montheism:

1. Unity of God: The belief in a single, indivisible God.
2. All-powerful: God has unlimited power and control.
3. All-knowing: God has complete knowledge of all things.
4. Eternal: God exists beyond time and space.
5. Personal relationship: Montheistic faiths often emphasize a personal connection with God.

Examples of montheistic religions:

1. Christianity: Belief in one God, manifested in the Trinity (Father, Son, and Holy Spirit).
2. Islam: Worship of Allah as the sole, almighty God.
3. Judaism: Belief in one God, known as Yahweh or Jehovah.
4. Sikhism: Belief in one God, known as Waheguru.

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WHAT IS EMAAN?

Emaan (الإيمان) is an Arabic term that refers to faith or belief in Islam. It is one of the six pillars of Iman (faith) in Islam and is often translated as “faith” or “belief”.

In Islamic theology, Emaan is defined as:

1. Believing in the existence and unity of Allah (God).
2. Accepting the prophethood of Muhammad as the final messenger of God.
3. Believing in the angels, the revealed books (including the Quran), and the Day of Judgment.
4. Submitting to Allah’s will and obeying His commandments.

Emaan is considered a fundamental aspect of a Muslim’s spiritual life, and it is often described as having six components:

1. Belief in Allah (God)
2. Belief in the angels
3. Belief in the revealed books (Quran, Torah, Gospel, etc.)
4. Belief in the prophets
5. Belief in the Day of Judgment ( 11 COMPONENTS )
6. Belief in the divine decree (Qadr)

Having Emaan means having conviction, confidence, and trust in Allah and His message, and it is considered essential for a person’s spiritual growth and salvation in Islam.

In a broader sense, Emaan can also be understood as:

• Trust and reliance on Allah
• Confidence in Allah’s promises and plans
• Loyalty and devotion to Allah
• Inner peace and certainty

Overall, Emaan is a vital concept in Islam that encompasses the intellectual, emotional, and spiritual dimensions of faith.

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WHAT IS TAHARAH?

Taharah is an Arabic term that refers to ritual purity or cleanliness in Islam. It is a fundamental concept in Islamic law and practice, particularly in relation to worship and prayer.

In Islam, Taharah involves removing physical and spiritual impurities to achieve a state of purity, which is necessary for performing various acts of worship, such as:

1. Salat (prayer)
2. Sawm (fasting)
3. Hajj (pilgrimage)
4. Umrah (lesser pilgrimage)
5. Reciting the Quran

There are several ways to achieve Taharah, including:

1. Wudu (ablution): washing the face, hands, arms, and feet.
2. Ghusl (ritual bath): bathing the entire body.
3. Istinja (cleaning oneself after using the restroom).
4. Tayammum (dry ablution): using clean soil or sand when water is not available.

Taharah also involves avoiding actions or activities that invalidate ritual purity, such as:

1. Contact with impure substances (e.g., urine, feces, blood).
2. Eating certain foods (e.g., pork, carrion).
3. Engaging in intimate relations.
4. Touching or handling deceased animals.

By maintaining Taharah, Muslims demonstrate their commitment to spiritual cleanliness and purity, which is essential for spiritual growth and closeness to Allah.

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