RE - Islam - Key terms

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Eduqas GCSE RE

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Tawhid

‘oneness’ in reference to God and is the basic Muslim belief in the oneness of Allah.

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Risalah

Prophethood - the term used of the messengers of Allah, beginning with Adam and ending with Muhammad.

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Allah

The Muslim name for God in Arabic.

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Immanence

the belief that Allah is always close by, pervading and sustaining the universethe

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Transcendence

the belief that Allah is beyond all things, notlimited by the rules of natural law or space or time.

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Malaikah

Angels - beings made by Allah to carry out his will and bring his divine message.

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Al Qadr

Predestination - God has set out the destiny of all living things

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Akirah

belief in the Final Judgement and life after death not finished, where individuals are held accountable for their actions and rewarded or punished accordingly.

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Halal

Actions or things with are permitted within Islam, such as eating permitted foods.

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Haram

Any actions or things which are forbidden within Isla, such as eating forbidden foods.

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Jihad (general)

To strive

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Greater jihad

The daily struggle and inner spiritual striving to live as a Muslim

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Lesser Jihad

Physical struggle/holy war in defense of Islam.

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Mosque

A place of prostration - a communal place of worship for a Muslim community

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Sharia

Straight path - A way of life set out by Allah for how muslims should live.

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Shariah Law

the set of moral and religious rules that put the priciples set out by the Qur’an and the Hadith into practice.

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Ummah

The world wide community of Muslims who share a common religious identity.