The document discusses the fundamental Islamic belief that everyone believes in Allah, but not necessarily follows His commands. It states that this belief is reflected in the Islamic declaration of faith that there is no god but Allah. All prophets, including Adam, Noah, Abraham, Moses, Jesus, and Muhammad (peace be upon them all), are believed to have obeyed Allah's commands and conveyed His message. The fundamental principle of Islam is belief in Allah and following His commands. Muslims look to the prophets as examples to follow in their own lives.
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1. "Everyone believes in Allah, but no one believes in Allah."" ہللا
کو
ہر
کوئی
مانتا
ہے
لیکن
ہللا
کی
کوئی
نہیں
"مانتا
Introduction
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If we consider the belief that everyone believes in Allah, it implies that some people are
following and obeying Allah's commands. Conversely, if one does not believe in Allah, it
means that they are not following Allah's commands.
This belief is reflected in the words of the Islamic declaration of faith, which states "There is
no god but Allah, and Muhammad is the messenger of Allah". The prophets mentioned in
the Quran are believed to have been chosen by Allah to convey His message to humanity
and guide them towards righteousness. The Quran states in Surah Al-An'am, Verse 83: "And
that was Our [conclusive] argument which We gave Abraham against his people. We raise
by degrees whom We will. Indeed, your Lord is Wise and Knowing."
Furthermore, all prophets, including Adam, Noah, Abraham, Moses, Jesus, and Muhammad
(peace be upon them all), are believed to have obeyed the commandments of Allah and
conveyed His message to the people. Muslims consider them as the role models for
humanity and strive to follow their examples in their daily lives.
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3. In summary, the belief in Allah and following His commands is a fundamental principle of
Islam. All prophets are believed to have obeyed Allah's commands and conveyed His
message to humanity. Muslims look to these prophets as examples to follow in their own
lives.
اگر
ہم
اس
عقیدے
پر
غور
کریں
کہ
ہر
کوئی
ہللا
پر
ایمان
رکھتا
،ہے
تو
اس
کا
مطلب
یہ
ہے
کہ
کچھ
لوگ
ہللا
کے
احکامات
کی
پیروی
اور
اطاعت
کر
رہے
ہیں۔
اس
کے
،برعکس
اگر
کوئی
ہللا
کو
نہیں
مانتا
تو
اس
کا
مطلب
یہ
ہے
کہ
وہ
ہللا
کے
احکامات
پر
عمل
نہیں
کر
رہے۔
یہ
عقیدہ
ایمان
کے
اسالمی
اعالن
کے
الفاظ
سے
ظاہر
ہوتا
،ہے
جس
میں
کہا
گیا
ہے
کہ
"ہللا
کے
سوا
کوئی
معبود
،نہیں
اور
محمد
ہللا
کے
رسول
ہیں"۔
قرآن
میں
مذکور
انبیاء
کے
بارے
میں
خیال
کیا
جاتا
ہے
کہ
انہیں
ہللا
نے
اپنا
پیغام
انسانیت
تک
پہنچانے
اور
نیکی
کی
طرف
رہنمائی
کے
لیے
منتخب
کیا
ہے۔
قرآن
نے
سورۃ
االنعام
کی
آیت
نمبر
83
میں
کہا
:ہے
"اور
یہ
ہماری
دلیل
تھی
جو
ہم
نے
ابراہیم
کو
ان
کی
قوم
کے
خالف
دی
تھی۔
ہم
جس
کے
چاہیں
درجات
بلند
کرتے
ہیں۔
بے
شک
تمہارا
رب
حکمت
واال
اور
جاننے
واال
"ہے۔
مزید
،برآں
تمام
انبیاء
بشمول
،آدم
،نوح
،ابراہیم
، ٰ
موسی
ٰ
عیسی
اور
محمد
(صلی
ہللا
علیہ
)وسلم
کے
بارے
میں
مانا
جاتا
ہے
کہ
انہوں
نے
ہللا
کے
احکام
کی
تعمیل
کی
اور
لوگوں
تک
اس
کا
پیغام
پہنچایا۔
مسلمان
انہیں
انسانیت
کے
لیے
رول
ماڈل
سمجھتے
ہیں
اور
اپنی
روزمرہ
کی
زندگی
میں
ان
کی
مثالوں
پر
عمل
کرنے
کی
کوشش
کرتے
ہیں۔
خالصہ
یہ
کہ
ہللا
پر
ایمان
اور
اس
کے
احکام
کی
پیروی
اسالم
کا
بنیادی
اصول
ہے۔
تمام
انبیاء
کے
بارے
میں
یقین
کیا
جاتا
ہے
کہ
انہوں
نے
ہللا
کے
احکامات
کی
تعمیل
کی
اور
انسانیت
تک
اس
کا
پیغام
پہنچایا۔
مسلمان
ان
انبیاء
کو
اپنی
زندگی
میں
مثال
کے
طور
پر
دیکھتے
ہیں۔
Our duty now is to compile and understand God's divine orders, as revealed in the
scriptures, and translate them into policies and actions that benefit all of humanity. By
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4. carefully studying and comprehending these teachings, we can develop comprehensive
guidelines that encompass every aspect of human existence. Implementing these policies
would not only lead to a just society but also pave the way for the ultimate goal: ensuring
that all human beings have the opportunity to attain Jannat, or heaven.
To accomplish this noble objective, it is crucial that we approach the task with wisdom,
compassion, and inclusivity. We must recognize the diversity among people and their
varying interpretations of God's law. While ensuring the core principles of justice, love, and
respect, we should also be mindful of the different cultural, social, and historical contexts
that shape our understanding of the divine commandments.
Additionally, it is essential to engage in open dialogue and foster an environment of mutual
understanding and respect. By promoting interfaith and intercultural dialogue, we can
bridge gaps, dissolve misunderstandings, and work towards a shared vision of a
harmonious society. This collaborative approach will enable us to create policies that
embrace the values of compassion, equality, and human dignity, thereby bringing us closer
to the ideal of Jannat for all.
As we embark on this journey, let us remember that the path to Jannat is not solely paved
with legislation and policies. It is also a personal endeavor that requires each individual to
strive for righteousness and virtuous conduct. While policy-making is crucial, it must be
accompanied by a genuine commitment to embodying the teachings of our faith in our
daily lives.
May our collective efforts to understand, implement, and exemplify God's laws bring us
closer to a world where all human beings can experience the blessings of Jannat, and where
justice, love, and mercy prevail. Together, let us strive for a future where humanity
flourishes in the light of divine guidance, leading us towards eternal bliss.
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7. "Everyone believes in God, but no one believes in God's law" Everyone believes in God
Although people may claim to believe in God, their actions may not reflect their true beliefs.
Alternatively, it can be interpreted in terms of the complexity of belief and faith, and the
ways in which individuals understand concepts such as Allah differently.
. This gap between belief and practice arises due to several factors. These include a lack of
understanding of religious teachings, the influence of personal problems or impulses, or
societal pressures.
However, it is important to note that faith in Allah is not only a matter of belief, but also a
complex set of associated beliefs, values and practices that influence a person's worldly
observations and actions. According to Muslim views, Allah has given all human beings a
set of rules, which are known through the revelation of the Qur'an and the example of
Prophet Muhammad.
These rules are known as Sharia, which provides a framework for all aspects of life, from
personal ethics to social and political foundations. While it is true that man is capable of
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9. It is not uncommon for individuals to claim belief in a higher power, such as Allah, but fail
to demonstrate their beliefs through their actions. This discrepancy between belief and
behavior can be due to a variety of factors, including a lack of understanding of the
teachings of their faith, personal struggles or temptations, or societal pressures.
"Everyone believes in God, but no one believes in God's law" Everyone believes in God
Although people may claim to believe in God, their actions may not reflect their true beliefs.
Alternatively, it can be interpreted in terms of the complexity of belief and faith, and the
ways in which individuals understand concepts such as Allah differently.
. This gap between belief and practice arises due to several factors. These include a lack of
understanding of religious teachings, the influence of personal problems or impulses, or
societal pressures.
However, it is important to note that faith in Allah is not only a matter of belief, but also a
complex set of associated beliefs, values and practices that influence a person's worldly
observations and actions. According to Muslim views, Allah has given all human beings a
set of rules, which are known through the revelation of the Qur'an and the example of
Prophet Muhammad.
These rules are known as Sharia, which provides a framework for all aspects of life, from
personal ethics to social and political foundations. While it is true that man is capable of
inventing laws and institutions, these laws must conform to the principles of Sharia, which
is God's law.
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11. "Everyone believes in God, but no one believes in God's law." Although people may claim to
believe in God, their actions may not reflect their true beliefs. Alternatively, it can be
interpreted in terms of the complexity of belief and faith, and the ways in which individuals
understand concepts such as Allah differently.
This gap between belief and practice arises due to several factors. These include a lack of
understanding of religious teachings, the influence of personal problems or impulses, or
societal pressures.
However, it is important to note that faith in Allah is not only a matter of belief but also a
complex set of associated beliefs, values, and practices that influence a person's
observations and actions in the world. According to Muslim views, Allah has given all
human beings a set of rules known through the revelation of the Qur'an and the example
of Prophet Muhammad.
These rules, known as Sharia, provide a framework for all aspects of life, from personal
ethics to social and political foundations. While it is true that humans are capable of
inventing laws and institutions, these laws must conform to the principles of Sharia, which
is God's law.
As individuals, it is our responsibility to strive to act in accordance with Allah's
commandments in all aspects of our lives, including our actions, thoughts, and intentions.
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12. This requires continuous self-reflection, spiritual growth, and a commitment to living
according to the teachings of the Qur'an.
Ultimately, it is up to each individual to accept the responsibility for their beliefs and actions
and make an effort to align the two in a way that is consistent with the teachings of their
faith. By doing so, we can develop a deep sense of faith and purpose in our lives and
contribute to the construction of a more just and compassionate world.
However, it is important to recognize that belief in Allah is not just a matter of faith, but
also encompasses a complex of beliefs, values, and practices that shape a person's
worldview and behavior. Muslims believe that Allah has given all human beings a set of
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13. guidelines to follow, through the revelation of the Quran and the example of the Prophet
Muhammad.
These guidelines, known as the Shariah, provide a framework for all aspects of life, from
personal morality to social and political structures. While it is true that humans have the
ability to create laws and institutions, these laws must be in accordance with the principles
of the Shariah, which is the law of God.
As individuals, it is our responsibility to strive to follow Allah's commands in all aspects of
our lives, including our actions, thoughts, and intentions. This requires ongoing
self-reflection, spiritual development, and a commitment to living in accordance with the
teachings of the Quran.
Ultimately, it is up to each individual to take responsibility for their beliefs and actions, and
to strive to align the two in a way that is consistent with the teachings of their faith. By
doing so, we can cultivate a deeper sense of faith and purpose in our lives, and contribute
to building a more just and compassionate world.
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consequat. Duis autem vel eum iriure dolor in hendrerit in vulputate velit esse molestie
consequat, vel illum dolore eu feugiat nulla facilisis at vero eros et accumsan. Nam liber
tempor cum soluta nobis eleifend option congue nihil imperdiet doming id quod mazim
placerat facer possim assum. Typi non habent claritatem insitam; est usus legentis in iis qui
facit eorum claritatem. Investigationes demonstraverunt lectores legere me lius quod ii
legunt saepius.
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tincidunt ut laoreet dolore magna aliquam erat volutpat. Ut wisi enim ad minim veniam,
quis nostrud exerci tation ullamcorper suscipit lobortis nisl ut aliquip ex ea commodo
consequat.
If we consider the belief that everyone believes in Allah, it implies that some people are
following and obeying Allah's commands. Conversely, if one does not believe in Allah, it
means that they are not following Allah's commands.
This belief is reflected in the words of the Islamic declaration of faith, which states "There is
no god but Allah, and Muhammad is the messenger of Allah". The prophets mentioned in
the Quran are believed to have been chosen by Allah to convey His message to humanity
and guide them towards righteousness. The Quran states in Surah Al-An'am, Verse 83: "And
that was Our [conclusive] argument which We gave Abraham against his people. We raise
by degrees whom We will. Indeed, your Lord is Wise and Knowing."
Furthermore, all prophets, including Adam, Noah, Abraham, Moses, Jesus, and Muhammad
(peace be upon them all), are believed to have obeyed the commandments of Allah and
conveyed His message to the people. Muslims consider them as the role models for
humanity and strive to follow their examples in their daily lives.
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