What is Islam?(the origin and history of Islam).pptx
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Islam is defined as a divine religion revealed by Allah to humanity through the prophet Muhammad. Islamic teachings are found in the Quran and the Sunnah of the Prophet, which provide guidance for Muslims. The document discusses the history of Islam from local to global spread, and three phases of its transformation: 1) pre-Islamic Arab society, 2) leadership after the prophet's death under Khulafa'ar Rasyidin, 3) developing a civilization of science, art, and technology across regions such as Baghdad, Andalusia, and Egypt.
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- 1. What is islam? Saiful anwar Amani dliya Syifa Riska Nabilla
- 2. definition In the sense that Islam is a divine religion that was revealed by Allah to all humans through his messenger, Muhammad SAW, Islamic teachings are found in the holy book, the quran and the Sunnah of the Prophet. both of which are the main guidance for Islamic adherents in living their lives.
- 3. Islamic history, from local to global Islam is inclusive because for humanity it is rahmatal lil alamin, but because of its universal nature, this religion has quickly become a world religion that is very much taken
- 4. first phase transformation Arab society before Islam was known as jahiliyah through preaching in secret and openly
- 5. second phase transformation After the Prophet died, his leadership in religious and world affairs was continued by Khulafa'ar Rasyidin
- 6. THIRD phase transformation This phase focuses on developing a civilization of science, art, philosophy, economics and technology, so that the Islamic world becomes the center of world civilization spread across various regions such as Baghdad, Andalusia and Egypt.
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