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Islam means submission and reconciliation. It is derived from an Arabic word meaning peace, submission, and reconciliation. Technically, it refers to submission to the will of God and obedience to His laws through faith in God and observance of religious practices. The document states that only through submitting to God and obeying His law can one achieve true peace and reconciliation with God. It also notes that while humans and jinn have free will and choice, other creations do not. Finally, it outlines that beliefs are the compulsory part of Islam, forming the basis of faith, while religious practices demonstrate that faith through actions.
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- 1. ISLAMISLAM Literal meaning:Literal meaning: It is derived fromIt is derived from م ل سم ل س whichwhich means peace, submission andmeans peace, submission and reconciliationreconciliation
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- 3. LinkLink Only through submission to theOnly through submission to the will of God and by obedience towill of God and by obedience to His law can one achieve trueHis law can one achieve true peace.peace. Submission and obedience canSubmission and obedience can resulted in re-conciliation withresulted in re-conciliation with Allah TaalaAllah Taala
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- 7. continuedcontinued Adoption of the Religion of IslamAdoption of the Religion of Islam Adoption of other Religion after one isAdoption of other Religion after one is MuslimMuslim The position of Ahli KitabThe position of Ahli Kitab Any person who denies any of theAny person who denies any of the essentials of the Islamic faith is unbelieveressentials of the Islamic faith is unbeliever