FAITH: Declaration of FAITH : EeMaaN-e-MuAjMal & MuFaSSaL

Iman-e-Mufassil

and

Iman-e-Mujmal

IMAN-E-MUJMAL

(The Summary Declaration of Faith)

I have faith in Allah as He is known by His

Names and attributes and I accept all His

commands.

IMAN-E-MUFASSIL

(The Detailed Declaration of Faith)

I have faith in Allah and His Angels, His Books

and His Messengers, and the Day of Judgement

and that all good and evil and fate is from

Almighty Allah and it is sure that there will be

resurrection after death

EeMaaN-e- MuFaSSaL:

EeMaaN-e- MuFaSSaL:

I believe in ALLAH; and His Angels; and His

Books; and His Messengers;

and the Day of Judgment; and that of Fate, the

good and the bad given

by ALLAH Ta’ala; and the Life after Death.

-( Translation).

Aamantu bilLahi wa Malaikatihi wa Kutubihi wa Rusulihi wal Yawmul

Akhirihi wal Qadri khairihi wa sharrihi minALlahi Ta’ala wal ba’sihi Ba’adal

Mawt.-

(Transliteration).

EeMaaN/ IMaaN consists of beliefs in the

following seven articles:

1. Belief in ALLAH

ALLAH is One.

He has no partners.

He is All Powerful.

He Created the earth we live in, the air we breathe, the food we eat, the

water we drink, the sun, the moon, the skies, the stars, the galaxies and the

entire universe.

He Provides sustenance to all of His creation.

He Gives life and Causes death.

He was not created.

He does not depend on anyone, rather all depend on Him.

None resemble Him whatsoever and He resembles no one.

He does not have eyes, ears, hands, nose, organs or a body like that of

human beings.

He is Pure from all faults.

2. Belief in His Angels

ALLAH Created the Angels from light (Nur), each Angel has various duties to

perform.

All Angels are free from sins.

We do not know the exact number of Angels Created

by ALLAH.

There are four particular Angels who are very

famous: Jibra’il; Mikra’il; Azra’il;

andIsrafi’l (‘alaihus salam).

Jibra’il {Gabriel} brought ALLAH’s Revelations

(Wahy),

Messages, Books and

Orders to all the Prophets. He was also charged with

helping and aiding the

Prophets at times to fight their enemies.

Mikra’il {Michael} is in charge of food and rain.

Numerous Angels work under

him who are in charge of clouds, seas, rivers and

winds. He receives Orders

from ALLAH, and then orders the other Angels under

his command.

Azra’il {Angel of Death} is in charge of death and

takes away life with the

Order of ALLAH. Numerous Angels work under him.

Some appear in a beautiful

state and take away the lives of believers while others

appear in a terrifying

state and take the lives of unbelievers and sinners.

Israfi’l {Raphael} will blow the Trumpet (Sur) on the

Day of Judgment. The

sound of the Trumpet will destroy and kill everything

and everyone that is on

the earth and in the skies. Israfi’l will blow the

Trumpet a second time and all

will come back to life according to the Order of ALLAH.

Every human being has two Angels with him at all

times, one Angel writes all

of his good deeds while the other Angel writes all of

his bad deeds. Those

two Angels are known as Kiramun Katibin.

3. Belief in His Books

ALLAH sent His Books to various Prophets for the

guidance of their nations.

The larger Books are known as Kitabs while the

smaller Books are known

as Sahifas.

The Kitabs that were reveled

are: Tawrat; Zabur; Injil; Qur’an.

The Tawrat {Torah} was sent to Hazrat Musa

{Moses} (‘alaihis salam)

The Zabur {Psalms} was sent to Hazrat Da’wuud

{David} (‘alaihis salam)

The Injil {Gospels} was sent to Hazrat ‘Isa {Jesus}

(‘alaihis salam)

The Qur’an is the Final Book of ALLAH and was

revealed to Last

Prophet: Hazrat Mohammed Mustapha (salLallhu

‘alaihi wa salLam) (peace &

blessings of Allah the Almighty be upon him), all the

other Kitabs (Scriptures

sent by ALLAH) were revealed at once, except the

Holy Qur’an, which was

revealed over a period of 23 years. The other

three Kitabs no longer appear in

their original revealed format, changes, alterations,

additions and omissions

have been made to them over the centuries. The

Holy Qur’an has been

memorized by thousands of believers from the very

beginning of Islam right

to the present day. ALLAH Has promised to safeguard the text of

the Qur’an till the end of time.

4. Belief in His Messengers

ALLAH sent various Messengers to this world from

time to time to guide

humanity.

The first of the Messengers is Hazrat ‘Adam (‘alaihis salam) and the final

Messenger isHazrat Mohammed Mustapha (salla’Llahu ‘alayhi wa salLam) who

is the Seal of Prophethood (Khatamun Nabiyin) and no new Messenger will

come after him.

5. Belief in the Day of Judgment

The Last and Final Holy Prophet Hazrat Mohammed

Mustapha (salla’Llahu

‘alayhi wa salLam) has warned his followers that the

two feet of the

son/daughter of ‘Adam will not move on the Day of

Judgment until he/she has

answered questions regarding five matters:

about his/her life and how he/she spent it;

about his/her youth, and how he/she took care of it;

about his/her wealth, and how he/she earned it;

and how he/she spent his/her wealth;

about how he/she acted upon the knowledge he/she

acquired.

6. Belief in Fate:

ALLAH Has Knowledge of everything, even before its

creation.

ALLAH Has Given human beings the will-power and

the ability to do either

good or bad.

ALLAH’s Knowledge of who will do good or bad even before he has done it is

known as Fate (Taqdir).

All favors are by the Will of ALLAH Alone and no misfortune can happen

without His Will.

We should at no time despair over any misfortune befalling us nor should we

boast any favors given to us by ALLAH.

We should always be thankful to ALLAH for His Favors

and be patient over any

misfortune falling us.

7. Belief in the Life after Death:

Every person who has lived on this earth from the

time of Hazrat ‘Adam

(‘alaihis salam) up to the final day will be brought to

They will all gather before The King: ALLAH Ta’ala, for

Judgment in the Field

of Resurrection (Maidan-e-Hashr).

On this Day they will all have to give account of their

deeds.

This Day is known as:

Yawm-ul-Hashr (Day of Resurrection)

Yawm-ul-Hisab (Day of Reckoning)

That Day the believers will be blessed and rewarded

with the Garden

(Jannah)

while the unbelievers will be punished in the Fire

(Jahannam).

♥*☆*♥ In the name of Allah, the Most Beneficent, the Most Merciful: ♥*☆*♥

Lo! Religion with Allah (is) the Surrender (to His Will and Guidance). Those

who (formerly) received the Scripture differed only after knowledge

came

unto them, through transgression among themselves. Whoso disbelieveth

the revelations of Allah (will find that) lo! Allah is swift at reckoning.

☆ The Glorious Quran; 3; The Family of Imran; 19. ☆