1. ISLAM By: Ronnie Fecso, Beth Ann Johnson, Mickaela Cummings, and Emily Parr

2. Islamic Beliefs of the Afterlife

3. Muslims believe in the Day of Judgment – a day when the world is destroyed and Allah ( there main god) must judge the dead Until the Day of Judgment those who are dead stay in their graves, but they can tell where they are going to end up – those who are destined for Hell feel pain, those who are destined for Heaven – feel peace Judgment is determined by the deeds done in a lifetime Heaven also call the garden is a place filled with spiritual pleasure Hell also called Jahannam has seven doors – the door you take depends on the severity of your bad deeds Allah can rescue people from Hell is he chooses It is believed that hell is where souls are made ready to go to heaven

4. Location of Islamic Belief

5. Muslims holy city is Mecca – many Muslims make pilgrimages there Most Muslims are found in the middle east, but they are all over the world

6. Founder of Islam

7. Muhammad Born in Mecca, Arabia around 570 AD Had a vision about becoming God’s prophet from an archangel He would preach about different topics to his neighbors Preached about restraining from polytheism, immortality and materialism

8. Muhammad Only had 40 followers at first Both he and his followers experienced serious punishment for what he was teaching Traveled to Yathrib, they were in need of a leader and suggested him Mecca city leaders found out and went to war against the Muslims

9. Holy Books/Key Writings

10. Hadith Important source for practices, ways and laws Created in the first three centuries of Islamic history Two parts –The tradition and the authorities that would relay the tradition

11. Qur'an Means “recitation” in Arabic Is a perfect record of the words spoken by Angel Gabriel and Muhammed Mostly written in first person plural Created after the death of Muhammed around 632 AD Divided into 114 surahs, or chapters

12. Key Writings Six Articles of Faith –One God –The Angels of God –The books of God –The prophets of God –The Day of Judgment (or afterlife) –The supremacy of Gods will This is everything that a Muslim must believe in They must follow this guideline

13. Origins of Islam Can be traced back to 7 th century Prophet Muhammad introduced Islam after angelic experience He dictated Qur’an the holy book God ->Angel->Prophet Muhammad Origin is controversial

14. Key Beliefs and Practices Beliefs in Allah as the one god and only god and the Qur’an. Beliefs in the Prophets Adam, Ibrahim (Abraham), Musa (Moses), Dawud (David), Isa (Jesus). Muhammad is the last prophet and the one that will come back to save the people. Salat is the obligatory Muslim prayers performed five times each day. Praying together in a mosque helps Muslims to realize that all humanity is one and that all are equal in the sight of Allah. Muslims must clean before they pray. They perform a ritual washing called Wudhu. Once a year the Hajj, when all Muslims gather together before the Kaaba to praise Allah together. Ramadan, the 9 th month of the yeah

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