Search Results - "God in Islam"
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Identifying entity and attributes of God: an Islamic perspective = Mengenal pasti entiti dan sifat-sifat Allah: satu perspektif Islam
Published 2016“…This paper deals with all these dimensions of “The God” from Islamic perspective as available in the Qur’an and the Prophetic traditions. …”
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The nucleus of Islamic religion and its bearing upon the Islamic concept of salvation and the practice of multiculturalism in contemporary Malaysia
Published 2007“…In its concluding part, the paper concludes that Islam agrees with the general contention regarding "salvation" that, "(t)he way to salvation is to live according to the laws of God." However, Islam has its own unique teachings on how to live according to the guidance and laws of Allah. …”
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Society-Based Dakwah Communication: A Case Study Of Gerakan Jamaah Dakwah Jamaah (Gjdj) In Muhammadiyah
Published 2015“…It is an instinct to follow tauhid (oneness of God in Islam) that was given by Allah SWT when the first man was created. …”
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Parental reproductive liberty for choosing the sex of their offspring: an analysis of the positions in Muslim law and Christianity
Published 2019“…Christianity genrally objects to it mainly because it turns procreation into a manufacturing business instead of leaving the sex of a baby to God. The Islamic position, on the other hand, is less rigid as the majority of Sunni Muslim legists, without much reflections on its ethical dilemmas, approve it not only for medical reason but also family balancing while dissenting views among them consider it a direct affront on what God has declard to be His domain of perfection of human procreation. …”
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Moderation (wasatiyyah) in Islam and its manifestations from the Quran and Sunnah: Imam Bediuzzaman Said Nursi’s perspective
Published 2017“…The study finds out several points, firstly, Islamic Faith stands in between two extremes; extreme excessiveness (the materialistic which abolishes the whole matter of metaphysical existence that cannot be proved by sensory evidence) and extreme deficiency (the unreserved associations or the unreserved belief in more than one god). Secondly, Islamic Worship presents a compromise between those who completely negate the divine side and those who devote all their teachings to worship part in seclusion from the practical productive daily life yet proposes a balance between worldly matters and religious concerns. …”
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