Universal and Timeless Message

 Islam has a message that applies to all people at all times, from the creation of Adam up until the Day of Judgement.
 It is applicable today as it always has been.
 God is accessible to everyone. 
People may distinguish themselves and earn God’s favour through belief and righteous actions only – not through race, wealth, gender, nationality or social class.

 Practical and Balanced Way of Life

 Islam provides the right balance between faith and action, as both are required for a stable life. 
It provides guidance for all situations and circumstances.
 It is a practical religion with practical acts of worship that are designed to fulfil the spiritual, physical, psychological and social needs of people. 
Examples of practical acts of worship that have numerous benefits include: The five daily prayers – Enriches the soul by satisfying the spiritual need of being in regular contact with God (especially in today’s busy lifestyle); makes one humble by bowing and prostrating to God; removes any barriers/pride/racism between believers praying in congregation; helps one refrain from committing sins given the person stands regularly before God.
 The obligatory charity – Purifies a person from selfishness; encourages empathy to the poor; reminds one of the blessings of God; helps reduce poverty; bridges the gap between rich and poor. The fasting in Ramadan – Promotes spiritual self-purification, self-restraint and growth; scientifically proven health benefits; empathy and awareness of those less fortunate; trains people to acquire the habit of obeying God. 
The pilgrimage – Unites people of every colour, race, status and nationality, as pilgrims wear simple and similar clothing, while performing a range of good deeds in congregation. 
Given that Islam is from God, every command found in the religion is ultimately good and beneficial to the individual and society when practised correctly. 
Quranic examples include being honest, forgiving, truthful, kind to one’s wife, patient, fair, moderate, modest, sincere, and respecting parents, family and the elderly. 
There are also many principles in the teachings of Islam that prevent or reduce many of the individual and social ills facing the world today.

 Beauty of Islam 

Islam is a religion in which faith is based on clear proof. 
It encourages people to use their God given intelligence to think and ponder over their life and the universe. 
Although this life is a test, God has provided sufficient signs and guidance to people who are open-minded and sincere to be able to acknowledge the truth. 
“We (God) have certainly sent down Signs that make things clear: and God guides whom He wills to the straight path.
”Quran 24:46 Unlike other religions, there are many clear proofs, signs and miracles that the book of Islam, The Quran, is from God.

 What is The Quran ? 

The Quran:

•  Is free from any errors or contradictions, despite it being revealed over a period of 23 years.
• Is preserved, word-for-word, since it was revealed in its original Arabic language, unlike other scriptures which have been distorted, changed or lost. 
• Contains a simple, pure and universal message that has a profound effect on all those who are sincerely searching for the truth. Contains a unique and inimitable style of language that is universally known as the pinnacle of Arabic eloquence and linguistic beauty – yet the Quran was revealed to Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) who was known to be illiterate. 
• Contains many amazing scientific facts which have only been discovered recently, despite being revealed over 1400 years ago. The most rational explanation for the many unique and miraculous aspects of the Quran is that it cannot be from other than God.

The 6 Aspects (Articles) of Belief :-

1. Belief in Allah   *** “Allah”   ***  :-

is the unique Arabic name of The One True God. 
Allah has no rivals, partners, equals, children or parents. 
He is not like His creation, as nothing shares His divine essence and perfect attributes. Some of His names and attributes include: 
The Creator, The Most Merciful, The Most High, The All-Powerful, The Most Just, The All-Wise, The Sustainer and The All-Knowing. He is the Creator and Sustainer of all, the One who has granted us countless blessings, such as our faculties of hearing, seeing and thinking, as well as the ability to walk, talk and be productive. As such, we should acknowledge, thank and worship Him alone by following His guidance. 
It is rational to conclude that such a complex and balanced universe is not possible by any other than a powerful and intelligent being. 
It is therefore illogical to believe that the universe created itself, or was the result of random or coincidental events.

 2. Belief in the  * Angels * :- 

 Angels are made from light, have allocated tasks and never disobey their Creator. 
Details about a few have been revealed, such as Gabriel, who delivers God’s message to the Prophets, and the Angel of Death, who takes the souls of people. 

3. Belief in the. *  Revealed Books  * :-

 Allah sent divine revelation to His Messengers as a guidance and mercy to mankind. 
These include the Torah and Gospel as originally revealed to Moses and Jesus respectively, and the Quran as revealed to Muhammad (peace be upon them all). The Quran is the literal word of God and the final revelation to all of mankind. There are many clear signs and miracles that it is from God, examples of which include: Contains a simple, pure and universal message which appeals to Man’s inherent beliefs about Almighty God. Contains a unique style of language that is universally known as the pinnacle of Arabic eloquence and linguistic beauty – yet the Quran was revealed to Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) who was known, historically, to be illiterate. Contains many scientific facts which have only been discovered recently despite being revealed over 1400 years ago. 
Free from any errors or contradictions. Preserved, word-for-word, since it was revealed in its original Arabic language, unlike other scriptures which have been distorted, changed or lost. The most rational explanation for the many unique and miraculous aspects of the Quran is that it can only be from God. Together with the authentic sayings and actions of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), it is the primary source of Islamic knowledge . 

 4. Belief in the  * Prophets *  :-

Muslims believe that thousands of Prophets were sent by Allah, at least one to every nation, to convey God’s revelation.
 These Prophets include Adam, Noah, Abraham, David, Joseph, Moses, Jesus and Muhammad (peace be upon them all). 
Their mission was to return people to the worship of the One True God, to serve as practical examples of how to obey God, and to guide people to the path of salvation.
 Prophets do not share in any part of God’s divinity, and any type of prayer or worship towards the Prophets, or to God through them, is strictly forbidden and considered a violation of God’s right to be worshipped alone. - Prophet Jesus Muslims believe that Jesus is an honourable prophet of God, born miraculously through his virgin mother Mary.
 He performed many miracles with the permission of God, such as healing the sick, curing the blind and speaking as a newborn defending his mother from accusations. 
Although Muslims respect and love Jesus, they do not worship him. 
He is not considered the son of God, nor part of a trinity, nor does he share in any of God’s perfect attributes. 
God says: “It is not befitting for Allah to take a son; exalted is He! When he decrees an affair, He only says, ‘Be’ and it is.”Quran 19:35 - Prophet Muhammad Muhammad (peace be upon him) was the final Prophet sent to all of mankind. 
He came with the Quran to demonstrate how its teachings should be applied, and was a perfect example of an honest, just, merciful, compassionate, truthful and brave human being. 
As with Jesus, Muslims do not worship Muhammad. 

5. Belief in  * the Day of Judgement The Day of Judgment *  :-

is the inevitable event when each one of us will stand before our Creator and be questioned about our good and bad deeds. 
Every one of our actions will be accounted for, regardless of size. 
On this momentous Day, Allah, the All-Just, will settle all matters fairly and no person will be wronged. 
Everyone’s rights will be returned. All will be treated justly, by either the reward of Paradise, or the punishment of the Hellfire. 
Without a Day of Judgement, life would be grossly unfair, as not everyone receives justice in this world. 

6. Belief in  *  Divine Destiny  *  :- 

Allah knows everything from the past, the present, and anything that will occur in the future. He has power over all things – nothing occurs without His knowledge and permission.
 Every person has been given the free will to choose between right and wrong, and will be held to account accordingly Free will does not contradict the fact that events can only occur with God’s knowledge and permission.
 Nor does it mean that God’s power over everything prevents or restricts people’s free will.
 God’s knowledge of people’s decisions does not mean that they are being forced to make such decisions, and God is not necessarily pleased with everything that He allows to occur

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