The document discusses the five pillars of Islam: faith, fasting during Ramadan, paying zakat or charity, performing the hajj pilgrimage to Mecca, and praying five times daily. It provides details on the principles and benefits of each pillar, including declaring faith in God and the Prophet Muhammad, abstaining from food and drink during daylight in Ramadan, giving 2.5% of wealth annually to the poor, undertaking the hajj once in a lifetime if able, and establishing daily prayer as an act of worship and purification.
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ALLAH in the name of The Most Affectionate, the Merciful.
By the time of the beloved (Prophet).
Undoubtedly, man is necessarily in loss.
But those who believed and did good deeds and stressed one another to accept truth and counseled one another to be steadfast
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ALLAH in the name of The Most Affectionate, the Merciful.
By the time of the beloved (Prophet).
Undoubtedly, man is necessarily in loss.
But those who believed and did good deeds and stressed one another to accept truth and counseled one another to be steadfast
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2. The Five Pillars of Islam.
1) FAITH
2) ROZA
3) ZAKAT
4) HAJJ
5) PRAYER
1)FAITH:
The declaration of faith is bearing witness (testifying)
that there is no deity worthy of worship but Allah (God),
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
3. “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 has perfect attributes and is free from
all deficiencies.
Allah has no partner, equal, father, mother or son.
The second part of the declaration is that Muhammad
(peace be upon him) is Allah’s Servant and final
Messenger. He is the final Prophet in a long chain of
Prophets sent to call the people to the obedience and
worship of Allah alone. Some of these Prophets include
Adam, Noah, Abraham, Ishmael, Isaac, Jacob, Joseph,
Moses, David, Solomon and Jesus (peace be upon
them all).
The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) was
sent with the Qur’an (the final revelation), in order to
teach the people Allah’s message, and serve as an
example for all to follow.
Some benefits of the Declaration of Faith:
Complete surrender to the will of Allah and
becoming His true servant and subject.
Produces a high degree of self-respect and
confidence, while also remaining humble and
modest.
4. Produces strong determination, patience and
perseverance, making a person brave and
courageous, as well as dutiful and upright.
Makes a person obey and observe Allah’s
commands.
2) ROZA:
As with any act of worship, fasting requires obedience
and submission to Allah’s commands through the
highest degree of commitment and sincerity. Every
year during the month of Ramadan (the 9th month of
the lunar calendar), Muslims fast from dawn until
sunset, abstaining from three key human needs -
food, drink and sexual relations. One should also
abstain from all sinful actions.
Fasting during Ramadan is obligatory on every
physically and mentally capable adult Muslim.
Children, the sick, the mentally unfit, the elderly,
menstruating women, and travellers are exempt.
Some benefits of fasting:
Promotes spiritual self-purification and growth.
Scientifically proven health benefits.
Sympathy for those less fortunate, prompting
more charity.
5. A means of learning self-restraint and patience.
Purifies the soul and helps it acquire the habit of
obeying Allah by restraining desires, and
promotes steadfastness.
Creates an increased feeling of unity and
collective identity amongst those fasting.
Creates an increased awareness about the state
of affairs across the globe and the hardships
endured.
Forgiveness of sins. The Prophet (peace be upon
him) said, “He who fasts Ramadan, with faith and
hoping for reward (from Allah), then his past sins
are forgiven.”
3) ZAKAT:
Zakat: Zakat literally means “purification”—a payment of a
portion of one’s wealth to purify the rest and to ensure
justice in society. Used to help the needy members of a
community or those working for just causes, the zakat is
part of the larger Islamic vision of social justice. While
Muslims are encouraged to pursue economic and social
gain, they are also reminded to use their wealth unselfishly
and to care for others less fortunate. The rate of zakat is
generally 2.5 percent of annual accumulated wealth,
6. including savings and nonessential property; in some
countries it is collected and distributed by the government.
American Muslims often distribute their zakat through local
mosques and Muslim associations. Muslim relief agencies
are at work throughout the world today, and American
Muslims run special programs through zakat contributions—
from soup kitchens to Bosnian refugee relief.
4) HAJJ:
The final pillar of Islam is the Hajj, or pilgrimage to the Ka’bah in Mecca, performed during Dhu’l-Hijjah,
the last lunar month of the Muslim year. The Hajj recalls the faithfulness of Prophet Abraham who was
ready to sacrifice his son Ishmael at God’s command; but it was not God’s will. It is both joy and
faithfulness that bring millions of Muslims from all over the world to Mecca for this pilgrimage. The Hajj
is required at least once of every Muslim in good health and with the financial means. It brings together
the world-wide ummah, making clear that Muslims of all races, ethnic groups,
Pilgrimage to the Holy city of Makkah (in Saudi
Arabia) and other sacred sites must be performed at
least once in a person’s life, if they are physically and
financially capable.
Performing the pilgrimage is a temporary suspension
of all worldly activities, and is a time for one to reflect,
worship, seek the forgiveness of Allah and attain His
closeness.
7. The Pilgrimage is an annual event in the 12th month
of the lunar calendar (Dhul-Hijjah in Arabic), which
unifies people of every colour, race, status and age,
as they join in worship of the One True God. All
pilgrims wear simple and similar clothing, which strips
away distinctions of class and culture, so that all
stand equal before Allah.
Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him)
said, “Whoever performs Hajj and does not utter
obscenities or commit sin, will come back just like
the day when his mother bore him (i.e. pure of
sins).”
Hajj involves following in the footsteps of Prophet
Abraham, as taught to us by Prophet Muhammad
(peace be upon them). This great act of worship
consists of many components including sacrificing an
animal, supplicating, visiting and praying at various
sites, circling the Ka’bah, walking between two
mountains, as well as many other rituals, all of which
are performed over a period of 6 continuous days.
Such an experience0 is life-altering and humbles a
person, making them more patient and thankful to
8. Allah. Brotherhood is increased, as is the sense that
all Muslims, regardless of their differences, are one
nation.
5 )PRAYER:
The five daily prayers form the most important ritual of
worship in a Muslim’s life; one each at dawn, noon,
mid-afternoon, sunset and nightfall. Prophet
Muhammad (peace be upon him) said: “Prayer is a
pillar of the religion (Islam). Whoever establishes
it, establishes religion; and whoever destroys it
(e.g. neglects it), destroys religion.”
Prayer establishes a personal and spiritual connection
between the Muslim and his Creator, based on faith,
love, hope and reverence. When prayer is performed
correctly with complete concentration, humility and
sincerity, it will have an enduring effect on the person,
filling his heart with contentment, peace and
closeness with Allah.
Prayer is the centre of a Muslim’s life and the best
way to achieve submission to Allah. It can be offered
9. almost anywhere clean: such as in fields, offices,
factories or universities; and takes only a few minutes
to perform. It consists of recitation from the Holy
Qur’an, supplicating to and praising Allah, with
various body postures such as standing, bowing,
prostrating and sitting. Through prayer, the Muslim
remembers the greatness of his Creator and
supplicates to Him for his needs and wishes.
Repeatedly humbling oneself before Allah prevents a
person from falling into sin, and is a type of
purification for one’s soul, as mentioned in the
Qur’an: “Verily, the prayer prevents one from the
shameful and evil deeds.” Qur’an 29:45. Prayer is
also an opportunity for repentance and seeking
forgiveness from Allah.
The Messenger of Allah (peace be upon him) asked
his companions, “If one of you had a river by his
door in which he bathed five times a day, would
any filth remain on him?” They replied, “No.” Then
the Prophet added, “Likewise, Allah wipes away
sins with the five daily prayers.”