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God created us to worship and submit to him because we love him.
God created us to worship and submit to him because we love him.
Worship of God are:
* prayer
* fast
* resolve conflict between people
* visit and support those who are sick
* help people
* work (with excellence)

Revision as of 20:30, 3 January 2021

The Islamic dogma (Al'aqida) is eternal, has no beginning, and has always been. It has never been created by Islam.

God is the creator of everything that exists. Human being cannot comprehend God's nature. How could it possible if they cannot even comprehend their soul?

God is unique (At-tawhid), perfect, omniscient

When we are in danger, we feel our original nature (Al-Fitra) more deeply. Being more focused in the present helps us to feel our original nature.

There are four channels or mean of guidance (Al hidayah) God uses to transmit information to us:

  1. Instinctive/Intuition (even animals have it)
  2. Sense perceptions and feelings, thirst, hunger
  3. Reason: only human beings have it
  4. Revelation:knowledge brought to us by prophets and messengers

Everything that happen to everybody has already been written down. God knows past, present, future. Every life events has been written down in the mother of book (oummou l kitab). After 4 months as a fetus, God chooses his life characteristics and events but still does not define when it will happen. Every year during the night of destiny, God chooses what events chosen from the mother of book will happen in the coming year.

Everything on earth is at the service of us, human beings and human beings is at the service of God.

God created us to worship and submit to him because we love him.

Worship of God are:

  • prayer
  • fast
  • resolve conflict between people
  • visit and support those who are sick
  • help people
  • work (with excellence)