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Start of training

2026-10-25T19:34:37Z

IslamdTranslator: Created by translating the page "Начало обучения"

The beginning of a learning process is a quiet one for a person who is just starting out [[The Islam|by Islam]]. You don't have to memorize everything at once. You just go from common sense to practice and back to the complex words.

== Step one. Understanding the Basis ==

* Islam is the belief in one God and worship.
* [[Iman]] is the six foundations of faith.
* The Tawheed are monotheists.
* Shahada is a testimony of faith.
* It is a revelation and a guidance.

== Step two. Getting to Know Worship ==

* [[Омовение|Washing]] is preparation for prayer.
* Separate training routes: Men's and Women's Laundry.
* Prayer is five obligatory [[Prayers]] and a slow visual lesson of a full prayer.
* Separate training routes: Men's and Women's prayers.
* [[Posting]] and [[Ramadan]] is fasting and its meaning.
* Women's physiological conditions: [[Fasting for women]].
* Zakat and Sadaqa are obligatory and voluntary charity.
* [[The Hajj|Hajj]] is a pilgrimage if possible.

== Step three. Asking questions ==

* Dua is a prayer and thanksgiving.
* [[Frequently Asked Questions About Islam]] - short answers and moving on to detailed articles.
* [[Repentance]] is what to do after a mistake.
* [[Reading the Quran]] is like reading a verse.
* [[Muslim ethics]] is how faith is expressed in relation to people.
* Halal food is how to understand what is allowed and what is not allowed in food.
* How to accept Islam is about the shahada and the beginning of the path.

These articles give the first explanation in simple terms. If the question concerns a specific activity, health, money or family situation, check the conditions separately and consult a knowledgeable teacher.

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Prayers for Men

2026-10-25T19:31:09Z

IslamdTranslator: Created by translating the page "Намаз для мужчин"

The '''[[Prayers]] for Men''' is a separate training route for men according to the common Hanafi scheme. The general conditions, readings, status of the fard/wadjib/sunnah and the full order are in the article of the Namaz. This page helps you choose a male visual pattern and not confuse it with a female route.

== First, open up the common ground. ==

# [[Prayers]] is a complete course from preparation and time of prayer to the tashahhud and salem.
# [[Омовение|Washing]] is purification before prayer.
# Al-Fatiha, verses 1:1-1:7 and the Surah Al-Ihlás, verses 112:1-112:4 - precise Arabic text and translation of meanings on the internal pages.

== Male visual sequence ==
[[Файл:Namaz-Hanafi-Complete-Polished.gif|alt=Проработанная анимация мужского учебного маршрута намаза без лица|center|thumb|397x397px|A male training example from intention to salam. Animation shows movements, and readings and statuses should be studied in the article [[Prayers]].]]

== What to Consider Before Prayer ==

* the time and date of the chosen prayer in the city;
* [[Омовение|washing]], cleaning clothes, bodies and places;
* the direction of the kite;
* body coverage for the school chosen;
* The intention and the peaceful execution of each position.

== What the article says about the man 's example ==
The position of the bristles, the width of the stand, the way the man sits and some of the details of the body cover in the visual example are part of the male Hanafi curriculum. Other law schools may describe details differently. Do not automatically transfer a male image to a female practice: a separate page of [[Prayers for Women]] has been created for this.

== If there is an error ==
Don't fix a complicated case with one animation. Go back to the section "What to do when you make a mistake" in the article "[[Prayers]]" and contact the school teacher.
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Prayers

2026-10-25T19:15:20Z

IslamdTranslator: Created by translating the page "Намаз"

Salat is a Muslim's obligatory '''Prayers'''. This article is an extended learning path for beginners on the common Hanafi scheme. Inside, there's a separation between the obligatory and the desirable. The details of the fiqh may vary in other law schools, so if you have a dispute, compare it with a trained teacher.

== Training routes for men and women ==
The general principles of prayer are one, but some details of dress, pose, voice, and physiological circumstances are discussed separately in the school chosen. See [[Prayers for Women]] and Prayer for Women. The male GIF below is a male-only training example.

== 1. What You Need Before You Pray ==

# '''It's time for prayer.''' The Quran says that prayer is set at certain times.<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/4:103|Коран, 4:103 — полный аят]].</ref> The local time depends on the city and the dates: Fajr is performed after the true dawn before sunrise; Zuhr is performed after sunset; Asr is performed at noon; Maghrib is performed after sundown; Isha is performed at night. Take the exact minutes from the local schedule, not from this general table.
# '''Washing.''' Do the voodoo; learn the ta'amum or the gussal if necessary. The basis of purification and ta'ammum is mentioned in verse 5:6.<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/5:6|Коран, 5:6 — полный аят]].</ref>
# '''The cleanliness.''' Clothes, body and place of worship must be cleaned according to the rules of the school chosen.
# '''The qub.''' Stand up to the Sacred Mosque in Mecca; the Quran commands to address it.<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/2:144|Коран, 2:144 — полный аят]].</ref>
# '''Cover and calm.''' Keep your body covered and stand up so that no movement will harm others.
# '''The intention.''' Know what kind of prayer you pray. Intent is the action of the heart; the Arabic formula for it is not included here.

== 2. Five prayers and rakahs ==
The Rak'at is a cycle of prayer. The following is the number of obligatory rakā'at in the usual Hanafi school curriculum; additional sunnah and naphil prayers are not included in the table.
{| class="wikitable"
!Prayers
!The total interval
!The Fard-Rakaats
|-
|The Fajr
|From the rising of the sunrise to the rising
|2
|-
|Uh , Uh , Uh ...
|After the Zenith before the beginning of the Asr time
|4
|-
|Asr
|After the time of Zuhr till the sun sets
|4
|-
|The Maghreb
|After the sun goes down
|3
|-
|I know.
|After the evening sunset disappears before dawn
|4
|}
The number of rakāṭ is a practical scheme of fiqh, not the full literal text of verse 4:103. Please specify the time and number according to the schedule agreed by the teacher.

== 3. Quick visual route ==

'''Full visual sequence.'''
[[Файл:Namaz-Hanafi-Complete-Polished.gif|alt=Полная последовательность намаза без лица: от намерения до саляма|center|thumb|397x397px|A visual clue from intent to the salam. It's no substitute for reading formulas and learning from a mentor.]]

'''The first one is a big deal.'''

Animations show the position of the body and the order of transitions; compulsory and desirable actions, readings and school differences are broken down in the text of the article.

== 4. Status of actions ==
{| class="wikitable"
!The mark
!How to Understand
|-
|'''Fard .'''
|The obligatory part of the prayer is in the chosen pattern; conscious abandonment makes the prayer invalid or requires replenishment according to the rules of the fiqh.
|-
|'''Wajib'''
|The Hanafi list is necessary; its classification differs from the fard and has separate rules for forgetting.
|-
|'''Sunnah'''
|A given wish order that complements prayer.
|-
|'''Mustahab'''
|Recommended action with reward; leaving it alone does not violate prayer.
|}
These tags are a teaching classification of the Hanafi fiqh, not an affirmation that all schools use the same boundaries.

== 5. One Rak'at: Movement and Reading ==

=== 5.1 The entrance to prayer ===
'''Fard: Standing for a capable man and takbir takrim.'''

Raise your hands according to the Hanafi order and say:
<div dir="rtl" lang="ar"><nowiki>God is greater.</nowiki></div>
''Allāhu akbar'' is the Supreme God.

'''Sunna: the prayer of initiation (sanaa).'''
<div dir="rtl" lang="ar"><nowiki>Praise be to thy God and praise be to thee, and blessed be thy name and thy father, and there is no god but thou.</nowiki></div>
''Subḥānaka Allāhumma wa biḥamdik, wa tabāraka-smuk, wa taʿālā jadduk, wa lā ilāha ghayruk'' - ⁇ Praise be to You, O Allah, and praise be to Thee; blessed is Your name; exalted is Your majesty; there is no god but You. ⁇

'''Sunnah: Recourse to protection and basma.'''
<div dir="rtl" lang="ar"><nowiki>I will help you, by Allah, against the evil-doing Satan,</nowiki></div>
''Aʿūdhu billāhi min ash-shayṭānir-rajīm'' - "I seek the protection of Allah from the accursed devil".

<div dir="rtl" lang="ar"><nowiki>By Allah, the Most Merciful, the Most Compassionate.</nowiki></div>
In the name of Allah, the Most Merciful, the Most Compassionate.

=== 5.2 Fatiha and short surah ===
'''Fard: Reading the Quran in a stand.'''

The blessing is in verses [[IslamD:Коран/1:1|1:1]]-[[IslamD:Коран/1:7|1:7]]. The Arabic text is transcribed from these internal pages below; before publication, the editor must check each sign with a canonical page.
<div class="notranslate" dir="rtl" lang="ar"><nowiki>بِسۡمِ ٱللَّهِ ٱلرَّحۡمَٰنِ ٱلرَّحِيمِ
ٱلۡحَمۡدُ لِلَّهِ رَبِّ ٱلۡعَٰلَمِينَ
ٱلرَّحۡمَٰنِ ٱلرَّحِيمِ
مَٰلِكِ يَوۡمِ ٱلدِّينِ
إِيَّاكَ نَعۡبُدُ وَإِيَّاكَ نَسۡتَعِينُ
ٱهۡدِنَا ٱلصِّرَٰطَ ٱلۡمُسۡتَقِيمَ
صِرَٰطَ ٱلَّذِينَ أَنۡعَمۡتَ عَلَيۡهِمۡ غَيۡرِ ٱلۡمَغۡضُوبِ عَلَيۡهِمۡ وَلَا ٱلضَّآلِّينَ</nowiki></div>

For training pronunciation:

* In the name of Allah, the Most Merciful, the Most Compassionate.
* Al-hamdu lilāhi rabbil-ālamīn - "All praise is to Allah, the Lord of the worlds".
* ''Ar-raḥmānir-raḥīm'' is the Most Merciful, the Most Mercious.
* ''Maliki yawmid-dīn'' is the Lord of the Day of Reward.
* ''Iyyāka naʿbudu wa iyyāka nastaʿīn'' - "You alone we worship and You alone we ask for help".
* ''Ihdinaṣ-ṣirāṭal-mustaqīm'' - "Lead us on the right path".
* The way of those whom Thou hast favoured, not of those who are angry, nor of those who go astray.

'''Sunnah:''' After Fateh, the first two fard-rak'ahs read an additional sura or a few verses in the accepted order. For a brief example, we can read the Surah Al-Ikhlas: [[IslamD:Коран/112:1|112:1]], [[IslamD:Коран/112:2|112:2]], [[IslamD:Коран/112:3|112:3]], [[IslamD:Коран/112:4|112:4]].

<div class="notranslate" dir="rtl" lang="ar"><nowiki>قُلۡ هُوَ ٱللَّهُ أَحَدٌ ۝ ٱللَّهُ ٱلصَّمَدُ ۝ لَمۡ يَلِدۡ وَلَمۡ يُولَدۡ ۝ وَلَمۡ يَكُن لَّهُۥ كُفُوًا أَحَدُۢ</nowiki></div>
''Qul huwa Allāhu aḥad. Allāhuṣ-ṣamad. I'm going to go back to the hospital. Wa lam yakun lahu kufuwan aḥad.''

The meaning translations and the full Arabic text of this sura are found in the four linked pages of the Quran. Do not replace them with machine transliteration.

After the Fateh, they say, "O Allah, answer me". In this article, this is referred to as sunnah,''I'm not'' as a part of a verse.

=== 5.3 The belt bowing ===
'''Fard: belt-bound and gently straightened.'''

When you cross over , say the following:
<div dir="rtl" lang="ar"><nowiki>God is greater.</nowiki></div>
''Allāhu akbar'' is the Supreme God.

'''Sunnah:''' in the hand' say at least three times:
<div dir="rtl" lang="ar"><nowiki>The praise of the Lord, the Great.</nowiki></div>
Subhanah rabbiyal-ʿaẓīm is the supreme Lord.

When the imam or the prayers are straightened up, one of them says:
<div dir="rtl" lang="ar"><nowiki>God Hears Those Who Praise Him</nowiki></div>
Allah is Hearing, the All-Praising.

Then:
<div dir="rtl" lang="ar"><nowiki>Our Lord is grateful to you.</nowiki></div>
Rabbana lakal-hamd is our Lord, praise be to thee.

=== 5.4 The Earth's Bowing ===
'''Fard: Two bows and a short sit-down.'''

When you descend, say the takbir. In the judge:<div dir="rtl" lang="ar"><nowiki>The praise of the Lord of the Most High</nowiki></div>Subhanah rabbiyal-a'lā is the Lord of my Majesty.

Between the bows, you can say:<div dir="rtl" lang="ar"><nowiki>Lord forgive me .</nowiki></div>''Rabbighfir lī'' is my Lord, forgive me.

Repeat the second earthly bowing. Don't rush, the body must stop at every base position.

=== 5.5 Move to the next rakāṭa ===
After the second judgement of the first rakhat, stand on the second. Basma, Fatiha, an additional sura, a 'hand' and two judges are repeated in the order accepted. In the third and fourth fard-rakaat of the Hanafi scheme, the Fateh is usually recited; the details of the additional prayers are given in a separate section of the fiqh.

== 6. Last sitting and completion ==
'''FDR: The last seat.'''

The last seat is the Toshahud. For the teaching pronunciation:
<div dir="rtl" lang="ar"><nowiki>Salutes to Allah, and prayers, and purifications, and peace be upon thee, O Prophet, and the mercy of Allah and His blessings, and peace upon us and upon the servants of Allah, the righteous, I testify that there is no god but Allah, and I testify, that Muhammad is His servant and His apostle,</nowiki></div>
''At-taḥiyyātu lillāhi waṣ-ṣalawātu waṭ-ṭayyibāt. As-salāmu ʿalayka ayyuhan-nabiyyu wa raḥmatullāhi wa barakātuh. As-salāmu ʿalaynā wa ʿalā ʿibādillāhiṣ-ṣāliḥīn. Ashhadu an lā ilāha illallāh, wa ashhadu anna Muḥammadan ʿabduhū wa rasūluh.''

Peace be upon you, and peace be upon us, and upon the righteous servants of Allah; I testify that there is no god but Allah, and I testify (that) Muhammad is His slave and messenger.

'''Wajib in the common Hanafi scheme:''' after the Tashakhhud, recite the salawat. '''Mustahab:''' Then make a personal plea. You can read the prayer from the Quran:
<div class="notranslate" dir="rtl" lang="ar"><nowiki>وَمِنۡهُم مَّن يَقُولُ رَبَّنَآ ءَاتِنَا فِي ٱلدُّنۡيَا حَسَنَةٗ وَفِي ٱلۡأٓخِرَةِ حَسَنَةٗ وَقِنَا عَذَابَ ٱلنَّارِ</nowiki></div>
Rabbana ātinā fid-dunyā ḥasanatan wa fil-ākhirati ḥasanatan Wa qinā ʿadhāban-nār - Our Lord, give us good in this world and good in the Hereafter and protect us from the punishment of the Fire. Full verse and translation of the meanings: Quran, 2:201.

Completing the prayer with a prayer to your right and to your left:
<div dir="rtl" lang="ar"><nowiki>Peace be with you and mercy from God.</nowiki></div>
As-salāmu 'ʿalaykum wa raḥmatullāh - Peace be upon you and mercy from Allah.

== 7. What to do if you make a mistake ==

* If you have forgotten how many rak'ahs you have done, do not guess: stop and consult the rules of your school or your teacher.
* If the required part is omitted, the replenishment issue cannot be solved by one picture; you need advice on a specific error.
* Prayer-related nonsense, talk, and actions can disrupt prayer; do not solve a complicated case on your own, as advised by a random video.
* There are benefits for the physically ill, but the form depends on the condition and the legal school.

== 8. A little plan for a beginner . ==

# Learn to wash and to speak briefly without hurry.
# Open the pages 1:1-1:7 and 112:1-112:4 to see the exact Arabic text and the translation of the meaning.
# Practice one rakhat on a GIF without trying to memorize all the additional sunnahs at once.
# Learn from the imam or the teacher to correct pronunciation and body posture.
# Once you've mastered the two-step pattern, move on to the differences in five prayers.

== Sources ==
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Ramadan

2026-10-25T19:07:59Z

IslamdTranslator: Created by translating the page "Рамадан"

'''Ramadan''' is the ninth month of the Islamic lunar calendar and the month of obligatory fasting. The Quran links this month with the revelation of guidance for people and commands those who have caught the month and are able to do so to fast.<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/2:185|Коран, 2:185 — полный аят]].</ref>

Women's physiological and medical circumstances are further explored in the article Post for Women.

== 1. The plan of the month ==
{| class="wikitable"
!The period
!It 's a simple task for a beginner .
|-
|Before the start
|Learn the local schedule, prepare a safe diet and sleep regimen, ask your doctor about contraindications
|-
|Every day
|To make a vow, to fast from dawn to dusk, not to leave the obligatory prayer.
|-
|The evening
|To relax after sunset, to recharge without waste
|-
|It 's night .
|Rest, reading the Quran, prayers and extra prayers for strength
|-
|End of the month
|Make clear the days and rules of the holiday with the teacher
|}

== 2. Time of the post ==
2:187 allows for eating and drinking at night and for fasting until night.<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/2:187|Коран, 2:187 — полный аят]].</ref> In the practical sense , this means:

# Until the dawn of the night;
# from dawn to dusk - day fast;
# After the sunset, the night is full of rest and relaxation.

The exact minutes vary by city and date. You shouldn't set a time for all countries on the website.

== 3. The Night of Destiny ==
The Quran dedicates to the Surah 97 a special place of the night in which guidance was revealed, and speaks of peace before dawn.<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/97:1|Коран, 97:1]]; [[IslamD:Коран/97:2|2]]; [[IslamD:Коран/97:3|3]]; [[IslamD:Коран/97:4|4]]; [[IslamD:Коран/97:5|5]].</ref> There's no number of nights in the month. Therefore, calendar assumptions cannot be taken for granted as the literal text of these verses.

== 4. The mode for beginners ==

* Eat well and drink well at night.
* Do not cut back on your sleep to the point of putting your health or work at risk.
* Keep the obligatory prayers and do not turn Ramadan into a nightly feast.
* If you missed a day due to illness or travel, write down the circumstances and fill out the form separately.

== 5. Visual materials ==
[[Файл:Ramadan-Day-Timeline-Polished.gif|thumb|A working animation of the time scale of the post day]]
The [[Posting|Detailed course of the post]] explains the basis, the violations and the relief. The animation on offer only shows the shift of night, dawn, day and sunset; it does not replace your city's schedule.

== Sources ==
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Posting

2026-10-25T18:56:09Z

IslamdTranslator: Created by translating the page "Пост"

The fast is a service to Allah, wherein one abstains from eating and drinking and from the marriage until the rising of the sun. The obligatory annual fast is observed during the month of [[Рамадан|Ramadan]]. The Quran links '''Posting''' [[God is|To God]].<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/2:183|Коран, 2:183 — полный аят]].</ref>

== The educational routes ==
The general basis of the fast is for men and women. Physiological periods and medical circumstances are separately explained in the article Post for Women.

== 1. What is the basis ==

* Fasting begins at the true dawn, not at sunrise.
* The night period ends when the dawn becomes distinct.
* The fast continues until night, that is, until sunset.
* The Quran provides relief for the sick and traveler and speaks of replenishing days later.<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/2:185|Коран, 2:185 — полный аят]].</ref>

2:187 describes the boundary between nighttime eating and drinking and daytime abstinence.<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/2:187|Коран, 2:187 — полный аят]].</ref> The names ⁇ suchur ⁇ and ⁇ iftar ⁇ , details of intent and lists of violators are related to the practical teaching of fikhu.

== 2. Preparing a newbie ==

# Find out the local time of true sunrise and sunset for each day.
# Make sure you eat, drink, sleep, and work safely in advance.
# Check with your doctor if you have a medical condition, pregnancy, treatment or are undergoing severe physical activity.
# Understand the intention: it is necessary for a mandatory post; the exact time and form depends on the type of post and the chosen law school.
# Do not start with any voluntary limitations: first, master the obligatory fasting and the maintenance of prayer.

== 3. How the day goes ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Stage
!What's going on?
!The note
|-
|Until the dawn
|Food and drink are still allowed; pre-dawn food is usually called suhr.
|Practical sunnah/habituation, not a separate Ayah
|-
|The dawn and the dusk
|Abstinence from eating, drinking, and sexual relations
|The Fard of the Mandatory Post
|-
|The sun is setting
|The excitation, commonly called the iftar
|Permitted completion of the day 's fast
|-
|It 's night .
|Time for eating, drinking, resting, reading the Quran and additional prayers
|The practical schedule
|}

== 4. What's wrong with the post? ==
In the basic curriculum, intentional eating or drinking and intentional marriage during the daytime violates fasting. Medications, injections, accidental swallowing, vomiting, forgetfulness, menstruation, postpartum condition and other circumstances have separate rules. The type of violation, the replacement, and the possible redemptive obligation depend on the school and the situation.

If a person accidentally eats or drinks, don't panic: stop and ask a knowledgeable teacher about the specific case. Do not invalidate another person's post without knowing the circumstances.

== 5. The ease ==
The Quran directly mentions illness and travel and allows for missed days to be filled later.<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/2:185|Коран, 2:185 — полный аят]].</ref> Severe illness, persistent inability to fast, old age, pregnancy and feeding require a separate solution. If you are at medical risk, first consult a doctor, then compare your medical information with the religious rule.

== 6. Purpose of the post ==
The goal of fasting is not hunger. The verse 2:183 associates it with God-fearing, with mindfulness to God, with words and deeds. So it's good for a beginner to minimize quarreling, lying, and harming people, keep praying, and not turn the whole month into a night's feast after a meal.

== 7. Step by step route ==

# On the first day, keep only the boundaries: the time of dawn and dusk and the right intention.
# Make a simple and safe nightly diet.
# Write down the time of [[Намаз|Prayers]] and do not neglect the prayer.
# If it gets worse, stop taking the risk and get medical attention.
# After Ramadan, settle the missed days and the disputes with the teacher.

== 8. Visual storyboard ==
[[Файл:Ramadan-Day-Timeline-Polished.gif|alt=Проработанная анимация дня поста: ночь, рассвет, день, закат|center|thumb|512x512px|A refined illustrated scale of the day's post from night to the iftar. It's not a replacement for your city schedule.]]

'''What the animation shows:'''

# At night, water and food are allowed.
# Intention: short signature intention is the action of the heart.
# True dawn: the shooter closes the day.
# Day: quiet work, prayer, reading and good deeds.
# Sunset: the shooter opens the time of the unfolding.
# Night: food, rest and preparation for the next day.

Animation should not show medical promises, accurate clocks without a city or fic as the only option for all schools.

== Sources ==
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Fasting for women

2026-10-25T18:42:07Z

IslamdTranslator: Created by translating the page "Пост для женщин"

The women's post is a separate training route on Ramadan and physiological circumstances. The general basis for [[Пост|Posting]], the time of sunrise and sunset, the relief of illness and travel are described in the article.

== Common ground ==
The Quran links fasting to piety and speaks of fasting Ramadan, illness and travel.<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/2:183|Коран, 2:183 — полный аят]].</ref><ref>[[IslamD:Коран/2:185|Коран, 2:185 — полный аят]].</ref> Verse 2:187 describes the boundary between nighttime eating and daytime abstinence.<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/2:187|Коран, 2:187 — полный аят]].</ref>

== Menstruation and postpartum ==
In the common Hanafi school curriculum, fasting during menstruation and after-birth bleeding is not performed, and missed days are considered for subsequent replenishment. The specific deadlines, the termination of the period and the issue of replenishment cannot be decided by a calendar picture: a teacher is required, taking into account the school and circumstances chosen. It's a practical fiction, not a literal quote from a verse.

== Pregnancy, feeding and illness ==
If you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or are suffering from a chronic illness or are being treated, first assess the risk with your doctor. Then compare the medical conclusion with the religious rule of the teacher. 2:185 makes a direct mention of sickness and travel; other personal cases should not be automatically equated with them.

== The daily mode ==

# Know the local times of dawn and sunset.
# prepare safe food and drink at night;
# keep the obligatory prayers and do not take medical risks for your faith .
# If in doubt, write down the date, symptoms and circumstances to get an accurate answer.

Back to the general course of fasting and the [[Рамадан|plan for the month of Ramadan]].

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Prayers for Women

2026-10-25T18:30:54Z

IslamdTranslator: Created by translating the page "Намаз для женщин"

Women's [[Намаз|Prayers]] is a separate training route for women according to the common Hanafi script. The basics of prayer, the Qur'an, the time, the qibla, the fard/wajib/sunnah and the conclusion are described in the general article of the Prayer. Here, women's clothing, visual sequence and physiology-related situations are shown separately.

== Common ground for both schemes ==

# Open the prayer and study the preparation, the five [[Намаз|Prayers]], the reading and the complete order.
# Before you pray, do the [[Омовение|Washing]] and clean the place and the clothes.
# The exact Arabic text of Al-Fatiha and the short surah is found on the inner pages of the Qur'an; this article does not replace them with machine translation.

== The female visual sequence ==
[[Файл:Namaz-Women-Complete-Polished.gif|alt=Проработанная анимация женского учебного маршрута намаза без лица|center|thumb|397x397px|A female example of intentional training to a salamander. Clothes cover the body, face is not shown. The animation shows the movements, and the classification and reading are discussed in the article Namaz.]]

== What to Consider on a Women's Rout ==

* Body cover, free clothing and prayer facilities must be in accordance with the legal school and security requirements.
* The position of the hands, the compactness of the postures, the way the man sits and some of the details of the movements may differ from the male training example. The female pattern cannot be automatically removed from the male pattern.
* The volume of the reading and some of the details of the [[Намаз|Prayers]] are specified by school and situation. The general reading is given in the Namaz.
* The only difference between the male and female learning path is the practical explanation of the fiqh, not the literal content of one verse.

== Menstruation and postpartum ==
In the popular Hanafi curriculum, prayer during menstruation and after-birth bleeding is not performed; issues of missed prayers, fasting and the end of the period are dealt with separately by a qualified teacher. This rule is a practical fiction and requires editorial comparison; it is not attributed to verse 5:6.

== Pregnancy, feeding and illness ==
2:185 speaks of relief for the sick and traveler and of the fasting later.<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/2:185|Коран, 2:185 — полный аят]].</ref> If you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or ill, first discuss the health risks with your doctor, then discuss the religious decision with your teacher. This article does not replace medical advice or personal fatwa.

== If there is an error ==
Return to the section "What to do when you make a mistake" in the [[Намаз|Prayers]]. Don't try to judge the truth of a prayer by a single GIF: the difficulty depends on the event you missed, the time and the school you chose.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Islam

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Frequent questions about Islam are a short guide to first-time acquaintances. If the question requires a detailed analysis, please look at the linked article and its internal sources.

== What is Islam? ==
Islam is the religion of Allah. The [[Iman]] page explains the basics of religion, and the Tawheed explains the monotheistic beliefs.

== What should we start a study? ==
Open the Learning Center, which provides a series of steps from the basics of faith to worship and daily ethics.

== How to embrace Islam? ==
The initial answer is on the [[How to embrace Islam]] page. It explains the meaning of [[The Shahada|The Shahadas]] and the first steps after its conscious pronunciation.

== How is prayer done? ==
Start with the prayer page. It has a table of five daily [[Намаз|Prayers]], a learning explanation of one rak'at, transliteration, and a visual GIF instruction.

== How can we prepare for prayer? ==
Open the Wash. It is clearly stated that what is directly mentioned in the verse is the teaching sequence of the fiqh.

== What is a fard and a sunnah? ==
The [[Fard .]] a must-have base, and the [[Sunnah]] is a desirable addition. First, they study the compulsory, then the additional actions.

== How do you read the Quran? ==
The Quran Reading page explains the meaning of the Surahs and the verses, the differences in Arabic originals and the translation of meanings, and also leads to the verse indicator.

== What should we do after a mistake or a sin? ==
Open up the penitence. This is a simple explanation of the return to Allah.

== What is the difference between zakat and zakat? ==
Zaqat is a mandatory aid for fulfilling the conditions. The charity is voluntary. They're not to be mixed.

== What's allowed in the food? ==
The general guideline is given in the articles Halal, Haram and Halal food. The product must be checked for composition and preparation.

== Where can I look for the sources? ==
The rules for publication and internal citation are on the page [[IslamD:Правила источников|IslamD:Source rule]]. IslamD's religious articles use the internal pages of the Quran and hadiths that have been individually verified as mutated.
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The Shahada

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Shahada is the testimony of the faith with which [[The Islam|Islam]] begins. In it man recognizes the One God and the Messenger [[God is|To Allah]].

== Meaning of the certificate ==
The meaning of the shahada is conveyed by the words:<blockquote>I bear witness that there is no god but Allah, and I bear witness, that Muhammad is His slave and Messenger.</blockquote>The first part is a monotheistic expression: worship is directed only to God. The second is to acknowledge the prophet as God's messenger and to seek to follow his direction. The words of Rab and the prophet also help to show that the prophet is not worshiped as God.

== What does the Quran say about this? ==
In verse 47:19, it is stated that there is no god but Allah.<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/47:19|Коран, 47:19 — полный аят]].</ref> In verse 48:29, Muhammad is called the Messenger of Allah.<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/48:29|Коран, 48:29 — полный аят]].</ref> These verses explain two basic proofs; the above formula is not a literal quote from one verse.

== Where to Start ==
In conventional Islamic teaching, Islam is associated with sincere testimony and understanding of its meaning. It's a conscious expression of faith. It is not necessary to memorize all the terms first: after meeting the Shahada, you can gradually learn [[Iman|the basis of faith]], [[Омовение|washing]] and prayer.

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Reading the Quran

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'''Reading the Quran''' is an acquaintance with the revelation in Arabic and with the translation of its meanings into a language that the reader can understand. The translation helps to understand the meaning, but it is not the original Arabic.

== How to Find the Right Verse ==
The '''2:255''' refers to Surah 2 and verse 255. On IslamD, you can open a page of verse and see the Arabic text, meaning translation and tafsir separately.

== A simple way to start ==

# Read a small passage, rather than trying to cover it all at once.
# First, understand the general meaning, then open up the unfamiliar words.
# Compare the translation with the Arabic text on the page of a particular verse.
# Consider the context of the verses next to it and a separate note about the taphsir.
# Write down questions that you need to answer later.

The Quran calls itself a guide to the most correct path.<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/17:9|Коран, 17:9]].</ref> It also speaks of reading with a measured attention.<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/73:4|Коран, 73:4]].</ref> The following is a step-by-step guide, not a literal quotation.

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The Haram

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'''[[The Hallal|the halal]]''' is what is forbidden in Islam. The opposite concept is halal, meaning permissible. The distinction between lawful and unlawful is not only in food but also in the way a person treats others.

== Examples That Are Clear ==
The Quran lists specific prohibitions:

* consumption of pork;<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/5:3|Коран, 5:3]].</ref>
* intoxicating drinks and gambling;<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/5:90|Коран, 5:90]].</ref>
* unjust appropriation of property from others.<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/4:29|Коран, 4:29]].</ref>

For example, taking money from someone else without the right to use it cannot be explained by the fact that the buyer needs it for a good purpose. The way you get property is also important.

== If a person makes a mistake ==
The fact that there are bans does not mean that the wrongdoer should lose hope. The Quran urges us not to despair of God's mercy.<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/39:53|Коран, 39:53]].</ref> It is helpful for a beginner to learn the rules and to make adjustments. The final judgment of man is one of accountability to God, and understanding specific circumstances requires knowledge, not hasty labels.

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The halal food

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Halal food is food that is considered permissible by Islamic law. '''The Haram''' is forbidden. The composition, preparation, and health requirements of a particular product should be considered, not by a single common name.

== The general principle ==
The Qur'an addresses people with the call to eat all that is lawful and good on earth.<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/2:168|Коран, 2:168]].</ref> In verse 5:3, some of the forbidden foods are listed and some exceptions are made in case of extreme necessity.<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/5:3|Коран, 5:3]].</ref>

== How to read a label ==

# Look at the composition and the way it's made.
# Separately check the meat, alcohol and any mixing of dishes or products.
# If there is a medical restriction, consider it along with the religious rule.
# If in doubt, check with a competent halal control specialist.

This article provides a general guide and does not declare a particular brand or product authorized without a verification of its composition.

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The Hallal

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Halal is what is permitted in Islam. This concept helps a Muslim to orientate himself in everyday life. The opposite of it is haram, which means forbidden. The Qur'an enjoins on men to consume the lawful and the good.<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/2:168|Коран, 2:168]].</ref>

== Not just food. ==
The word ⁇ halyal ⁇ is often found in food. But the question of what is allowed also concerns earnings and the handling of other people's property. For example, the Quran forbids the unjust appropriation of each other's property and indicates trade by mutual consent.<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/4:29|Коран, 4:29]].</ref>

A simple example: Buying something from an approved seller and taking someone else's thing without permission are two different things. It is important to pay attention not only to the object itself but also to how it was obtained.

== How to Study This Topic ==
Start with clear examples from the Qur'an. And there is a clear commandment in it not to forbid the good things which Allah has made lawful.<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/5:87|Коран, 5:87]].</ref> This article explains the concept itself; detailed questions about a particular product or contract require a separate analysis.

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The Hajj

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'''Hajj''' is a pilgrimage to [[Mecca]] and its associated holy places at a set time. [[The Quran]] establishes the duty of pilgrimage for those who are able to make the journey.<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/3:97|Коран, 3:97 — полный аят]].</ref> In the usual Sunni teachings, the Hajj is considered one of the five pillars of [[The Islam|Islam]] and is explained as a once-in-a-lifetime obligation when the conditions are met. The statement "once in a lifetime" is not a literal wording of verse 3:97.

== The main idea ==
The pilgrim leaves his regular schedule for worship. People from different countries come together; wealth, background, and language do not replace sincerity and good deeds. During the Hajj, the Quran commands to avoid sin and quarrel.<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/2:197|Коран, 2:197 — полный аят]].</ref>

== What Pilgrimage Includes ==
In practical training, Hajj includes entering the state of ihram, bypassing Kaaba - taaf, passing between Safa and Marva - sa'i, staying at Arafat and other activities. Their order depends on the type of hajj. This is a brief introduction to the terms of the fiqh. The complete order is not derived from the two verses.

Before traveling, the pilgrim studies the order of action and its meaning with the instructor. A short article does not replace the training to perform all rituals on your own.

== Hajj and death ==
Death is a small pilgrimage with its rituals. In practical teaching, it is distinguished from the hajj: the umrah does not replace the obligatory hajj. Hajj is performed on certain days of the month of Zul-Hij, while ''The death'' can be performed at other times. The details of the terms and conditions are subject to the fiqh.

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Fard .

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'''Fard .''' a compulsory act in Islam. It is required of a person who is subject to the relevant obligation. The farde differs from the [[Sunnah|Sunny]] in the sense of a desirable complement.[[Файл:Full-protection-shackle.svg.webp|link=Фард|alt=Фард — обязательное|baseline|20x20px]]

== In simple terms . ==
First, you need to know what you have to do and follow that basic rule. Desirable additions help to improve worship, but they do not replace a missed duty. For example, extra prayer does not replace obligatory prayer.

The Quran prescribes prayer and indicates that there is a time for it.<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/2:43|Коран, 2:43]]; [[IslamD:Коран/4:103|Коран, 4:103]].</ref> He also speaks of fasting in [[Рамадан|Ramadan]] and of the [[Хадж|Hajj]] for those who can do it.<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/2:185|Коран, 2:185]]; [[IslamD:Коран/3:97|Коран, 3:97]].</ref>

== Obligation and Right Worship ==
A distinction must be made between the obligation to worship and its obligatory conditions or components. If a particular worship is not compulsory, it may be invalid or it may require correction. However, it cannot be said that any pass automatically invalidates all other human affairs.

The rules depend on the worship itself, the ability of the person, the presence of a good reason and the understanding of the particular case. For example, the verse about fasting separately provides for sickness and travel. So it's useful for a beginner to learn not only the name of the job, but also the conditions for doing it.

== How to Read the Study Articles ==
On IslamD, the yellow F badge represents a mandatory base. The legal school explanation notes that the terms ⁇ fard ⁇ and ⁇ vadjib ⁇ are sometimes used interchangeably; it does not state that all the rules are the same.

It's a school explanation of terms. The above verses confirm the above-mentioned precepts, and do not contain the literal legal classification of this article.

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The Tauhid

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'''The Tauhid''' are the Unity of Allah. In Islam, Allah has no partners, children, or equals. This faith is briefly expressed in the 112th sura of the Qur'an, ⁇ Al-Ihlás ⁇ .<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/112:1|Коран, 112:1]]; [[IslamD:Коран/112:2|Коран, 112:2]]; [[IslamD:Коран/112:3|Коран, 112:3]]; [[IslamD:Коран/112:4|Коран, 112:4]].</ref>

== What does that mean? ==
The Muslim acknowledges Allah as his Creator and turns his worship to Him. The Qur'an commands mankind to worship their Creator and not to associate others with Him.<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/2:21|Коран, 2:21]]; [[IslamD:Коран/2:22|Коран, 2:22]].</ref> So the tawheed is the basis of the faith that begins with the knowledge of Islam.

The first part of the martyrdom is that of the one God. It is also related to the practice of a Muslim worshipping one God during [[Намаз|The prayer]]. It is helpful to learn this before moving on to individual rules and rituals.

== Where to Start a Study ==
Read the translation of the meaning of the Surah ⁇ Al-Ikhlas ⁇ , then get acquainted with the Shahada and [[Iman|The six pillars of faith]]. These topics help to see the connection between the beliefs of a Muslim and his daily worship.

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Sunnah

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'''Sunnah''' is a desirable addition to the obligatory basis. His sincere execution is linked to the hope of reward. By itself, missing such a supplement does not invalidate a properly executed fard.[[Файл:Create-protection-shackle.svg.webp|link=Сунна|alt=Сунна — желательное дополнение|baseline|20x20px]]

== Meaning of the word ==
The word ⁇ sunna ⁇ is used:

* '''In a broad sense''', the path and example of the Prophet [./Мухаммад_<span class= ﷺ" id="mwDg" rel="mw:WikiLink" title="Мухаммад ﷺ">Muhammad]. In this sense, it's not just about involuntary actions.

The Quran points to a beautiful example of the Messenger of Allah.<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/33:21|Коран, 33:21]].</ref> This verse itself does not list all desirable actions and does not set out the detailed rules for each ritual.

== How to Apply This Difference ==
When studying prayer or other worship, first consider the compulsory basis, then the desired additions. If the textbook lists an action as sunnah, it does not mean that it should be considered unimportant. But it cannot be made mandatory just because of a personal habit.

For example, if a person has fulfilled all the necessary conditions and the obligatory parts of a prayer, the lack of a desired addition does not in itself cancel it. This is an example of the use of terms, not a specific prayer instruction.

== What Is Important to Clarify ==
Law schools can assess individual actions differently and vary the degree of adherence to recommendations. So before you do it, you need to read the explanation for a specific action. Not every action called "sunny" in the broad sense is obligatory.

It is a scholarly explanation of terms; it is not a quotation from the Quran or a passing of a hadith.

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The Day of Judgment

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The Day of Resurrection is the Day of Reckoning. Faith in him is the foundation of the Imam.

== In simple terms . ==
In the Islamic sense, death does not mean the final disappearance of a person. The Quran speaks of the resurrection and the just reward. It reminds us that every soul will taste death, and full reward will be given on the Day of Resurrection.<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/3:185|Коран, 3:185]].</ref>

The concept of Paradise and Hell is related to the hereafter. They remind us of God's mercy, justice, and the seriousness of human choice.

== Why should we remember that? ==
Belief in the Day of Judgment moves us to look beyond immediate gain. Even if a wrongdoing can be hidden from others, it does not make it indifferent to God. The Quran emphasizes the importance of even the smallest good and evil.<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/99:7|Коран, 99:7]]; [[IslamD:Коран/99:8|Коран, 99:8]].</ref>

So faith is linked to everyday activities - honesty, returning strangers, helping people, and rejecting injustice. Remembering the future answer should help correct the situation, not make it a reason to judge each one.

== Where to Start ==
Study this subject with determination and [[Iman|the foundations of faith]]. Do not set a date for the end of the world, and do not take sensational messages as evidence. The Quran relates knowledge of the time of the Hour to God.<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/7:187|Коран, 7:187 — полный аят]].</ref>

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The Holy Scriptures

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'''The Holy Scriptures''' are revelations that [[God is]] sent down to mankind through [[The Prophets]]. Faith in the Scriptures is a fundamental part of the Imam.<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/4:136|Коран, 4:136]].</ref>

== What scriptures are mentioned ==
The Qur'an mentions, in particular:

* '''The Torah''' is the Torah related to [[The Prophets|Moses,]].
* Psalm is a psalm given to David.<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/4:163|Коран, 4:163]].</ref>
* The Gospel is the Gospel given to [[The Prophets|Jesus,]].<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/5:46|Коран, 5:46]].</ref>
* '''[[The Quran]]'''<nowiki/>'an is a revelation to the Prophet [./Мухаммад_<span class= ﷺ" id="mwJA" rel="mw:WikiLink" title="Мухаммад ﷺ">Muhammad].

The Quran speaks of the revelation of the Torah and the Gospel as guidance for people.<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/3:3|Коран, 3:3]]; [[IslamD:Коран/3:4|Коран, 3:4]].</ref>

== In simple terms . ==
Faith in the Scriptures means acknowledging that God has not left humans without guidance. And this is the belief of the Prophets, who revealed and explained the way of Allah.

When reading, it is important to distinguish between the original revelation, the history of the text and the translation. These are different questions that shouldn't be mixed up in one short definition. The names of the Islamic Scriptures also do not always coincide fully with how the relevant books are defined in other religious traditions.

== Where to Start ==
To get acquainted with Islam, start with the Qur'an and translate its meaning into a language you understand. Then read the article Prophets to see the connection between the revelation and the people who gave it.

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The orchard

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Almsgiving is voluntary help and charity. It is different from obligatory zakat: Zakat is given on the basis of a set set of conditions, and a person can give a zakat voluntarily.

== What the Quran Says ==
The Quran describes the reward for spending property on good deeds and compares it to a seed that yields many stalks.<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/2:261|Коран, 2:261]].</ref> Believers are commanded to spend of good property, not to give what they themselves would not accept.<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/2:267|Коран, 2:267]].</ref>

== How to Help Wisely ==

# First, do not leave helpless those for whom you already have responsibility.
# Make sure that the aid is actually reaching the person in need.
# Do not humiliate a man by telling him about your charity.
# Give your best: money, food, time, knowledge, and kindness can be different forms of support.

The list above is a simple instructional guide. It does not replace the rules of the obligatory zakat.

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The Paradise

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Paradise is the reward of the believers. The believers who do good deeds will enter gardens beneath which rivers flow, where they will abide forever.<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/4:122|Коран, 4:122]].</ref>

== How the Quran Describes Paradise ==
Paradise is described as a place of good and fulfillment. The believers will have what their souls desire. These are the blessings of the Forgiving and Merciful.<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/41:31|Коран, 41:31]]; [[IslamD:Коран/41:32|Коран, 41:32]].</ref>

== Why is it important? ==
Belief in the hereafter is linked to the Imam and [[Судный день|The Day of Judgment]]. Earthly deeds are important: the Quran reminds us that even the smallest good and evil done will be seen.<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/99:7|Коран, 99:7]]; [[IslamD:Коран/99:8|Коран, 99:8]].</ref> For a beginner, this helps to understand a simple connection: Faith moves a person not only to hope for God's mercy but also to do good.

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The Prophets

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'''The Prophets''' were men whom [[God is]] to convey His guidance. Muslims believe in the prophets and worship them, but they worship only God.

== In simple terms . ==
The call of the messengers is to worship Allah. This is clearly stated in the Quran.<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/21:25|Коран, 21:25]].</ref> So the accounts of the different prophets are related to a common theme - [[Таухид|The One God]], even when they are about different peoples and times.

Prophets are not gods. Their mission is to communicate revelation, educate people, and warn people of responsibility. Faith in them is the foundation of the Imam.

== The Names of the Prophets ==
To begin with, it's helpful to know a few names and their usual Russian forms:

* '''Adam is''' Adam.
* '''Noah''' is Noah.
* '''Abraham is''' Abraham.
* Moses is Moses.
* '''David is''' David.
* '''Jesus''' is Jesus.
* Muhammad is the last prophet in the Islamic faith.<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/33:40|Коран, 33:40]].</ref>

This is not a complete list. The Quran mentions other prophets; it also says that some of the prophets are told to the people, and others are not.<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/4:163|Коран, 4:163]]; [[IslamD:Коран/4:164|Коран, 4:164]].</ref>

== Where to Start ==
Recall the general meaning of the prophetic call, and then read the article. It explains how prophecy is related to revelation. When you learn the stories, distinguish between the text of the Quran, the interpretations of the scholars, and the later narratives. For the hadith messages on the site, a separately confirmed category of mutators is required.

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The definition

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The decree is that nothing goes beyond the knowledge of God. In the Sunni text, it is one of the six basic elements of the Imam.

== In simple terms . ==
A man doesn't know everything that's going to happen, and he doesn't control everything around him. God knows everything. The Quran says that the disasters that are occurring are known and recorded before they are realized.<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/57:22|Коран, 57:22]]; [[IslamD:Коран/57:23|Коран, 57:23]].</ref>

Yet, belief in predestination does not absolve us of our responsibility for our own choices. The Quran addresses those who want to follow the right path and at the same time reminds them of God's will.<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/81:28|Коран, 81:28]]; [[IslamD:Коран/81:29|Коран, 81:29]].</ref> The question of the relationship between God's will and man's choice is studied in detail in theology; it is enough to begin by holding both.

== How to understand it in life ==

* Before you do anything, choose the right thing and make an effort.
* After a mistake, admit it and try to correct the consequences.
* When you are in trouble, seek help and keep your hope.

For example, preparing for an important task makes sense: a person is responsible for his efforts, even though he cannot guarantee the outcome. The Quran emphasizes the importance of human endeavour.<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/53:39|Коран, 53:39]].</ref>

== Where to Start ==
Study this topic along with the articles Allah, the Last Day, Halal and Haram. Do not use a predestination as an excuse for harm or for discharge of duty.

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Repentance

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To Allah is the return after sin or error. It includes admitting wrongdoing, regretting, stopping evil, and not returning to it. If someone's rights have been violated, you should make amends and repay the debt or property.

== Hope for Forgiveness ==
The Quran forbids despair of Allah's mercy and calls upon people to return to Him.<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/39:53|Коран, 39:53]].</ref> Believers are commanded to repent with sincere repentance.<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/66:8|Коран, 66:8]].</ref>

== Practical order ==

# Name the mistake honestly, without excuses.
# Stop if it continues.
# Repair the damage as much as possible.
# Ask forgiveness of God and of the wronged man.
# Take the next step, even if the guilt is still there.

This article should not be used to condemn another person for religious reasons. It's a brief educational explanation, not a replacement for personal counseling.

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The Nisab

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Nisbah is the minimum amount of property that can be paid by the Muslims. The achievement of nisbah alone does not replace the rest of the conditions. For savings in ordinary practical training, the monthly year of ownership and the rules on property types are also taken into account.

== What the Qur 'an says and what the fiqh teaches ==
[[The Quran]] commands the payment of zakat and lists the categories of its recipients.<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/2:43|Коран, 2:43 — полный аят]].</ref><ref>[[IslamD:Коран/9:60|Коран, 9:60 — полный аят]].</ref> The above verses do not set a numbering for each kind of property. The thresholds, the rules of the year of ownership and the recalculation of the cost are studied separately in the fiqh.

== Why is there no fixed amount in rubles? ==
The money calculation uses the Islamic guidelines for the value of gold or silver. The value of metal varies; religious organizations may use different guidelines. Therefore, one amount in rubles cannot be considered suitable for all dates and for all occasions.

== How to Understand Calculation ==

# The property type and the rules applicable to it are determined.
# The nisbah is specified according to the accepted religious explanation.
# Compare the property with it and check the rest of the conditions.
# If the zakat is obligatory, the amount is calculated.

In the usual scheme of money zakat, the nisab is the threshold of duty, not the untaxable deduction: when the conditions are met, the rate is applied to the amount taxed, not just to exceeding the threshing point. This is a practical accounting explanation; it is not given for the formulation of quoted verses. Voluntary assistance is also possible if you are not obliged to pay zakat.

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Muhammad (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him)

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Muhammad is the Messenger [[God is|To Allah]]. In Islamic tradition he is considered the last prophet: [[The Quran]] calls him the seal of the prophets.<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/33:40|Коран, 33:40]].</ref>

== In simple terms . ==
Muslims love and respect the prophet, learn from him about worship and morality. And they do not worship him; Allah is the true worship. [[Шахада|the shahade]] recognizes the oneness of God and the Prophet's messengerhood.

The Qur'an points to the Prophet as a good example for the believers.<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/33:21|Коран, 33:21]].</ref> His mission is also described as mercy for the worlds.<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/21:107|Коран, 21:107]].</ref>

== How they know about his life ==

* '''The Quran''' contains guidance and references to the events of the prophetic mission.
* Hadiths are reports of the words, deeds and approval of the prophet; their veracity is assessed by experts.
* A siren is a biography that is studied with the quality of the sources in mind.

For this introductory article, see the inner pages of the verses. Hadith messages are only allowed on the site after their category of mutations is individually confirmed; the word ⁇ trustworthy ⁇ does not establish this category by itself.

== What does it mean?<span class="notranslate" lang="ar">ﷺ</span> ==
The sign of Allah (swt) sends blessings and salutations. It is placed after the name of the prophet is mentioned.

To begin, it is helpful to read [[The Quran]]'an, the Jibril, [[Шахада|The Shahada]], and the Nasamah. They show how knowledge of the prophet is linked to the foundations of faith and daily worship.

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Muslim ethics

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'''Muslim ethics''' is the application of faith to people, words, promises and obligations. The ceremony should not be an excuse for lying, pride, or injustice.

== The main guidelines ==

* To tell the truth and keep your promises.
* Helping parents, relatives, neighbors and those in need.
* Do not humiliate a person because of his or her background, language, or position.
* To stop the harm and not respond to injustice with new injustice.

The Quran calls for justice, kindness and help to the nearby, and forbids indecency and oppression.<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/16:90|Коран, 16:90]].</ref> People differ by peoples and tribes to get to know each other, rather than boasting of their origins.<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/49:13|Коран, 49:13]].</ref>

== In our daily lives ==
Before you talk, ask yourself if this is true, fair, and if it will cause unnecessary harm. If you're wrong, admit the mistake and correct it. These counsels are practical application of common moral principles, not literal translation of a single verse.

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Mecca

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'''Mecca''' is a holy city of Islam in modern-day Saudi Arabia. It contains the Ka'bah and the ''Al-Masjid al-Haram''. The city is associated with [[Хадж|Hajj]] and Umrah, and the Kaaba is the place of worship for Muslims during the time of prayer. That direction is called the cube. The Quran commands to address the Al-Masjid al-Aqsa.<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/2:144|Коран, 2:144 — полный аят]].</ref>

== What is Kaaba? ==
The Kaaba is a shrine in the center of the Preserved Mosque.[[The Quran|The Qur 'an]] says that Abraham and Ishmael laid the foundation of the House and asked Allah to accept their labor.<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/2:127|Коран, 2:127 — полный аят]].</ref> In practical pilgrimage, circumnavigation around the Kaaba is called a taof.

'''Muslims worship God, not the Kaaba.''' The general direction of prayer unites worshippers in different parts of the world and expresses a communion of worship.

== Three connections for a beginner ==

# '''Mecca and prayer:''' here is the Kaaba, which defines the Qibla.
# '''Mecca and pilgrimage:''' they are sent here for the Hajj and Umrah.
# '''Mecca and the idolaters:''' the sanctuary is associated with the worship of one God and the legacy of Abraham.

The Quran calls the House in Bacca a blessed place and a guide for the worlds.<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/3:96|Коран, 3:96 — полный аят]].</ref> Studying the [[Таухид|Tauhid]] helps us understand the meaning of these rituals.

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The Quran

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'''The Quran''' is the Holy Book of [[The Islam|Islam]]. Muslims believe that this is the revelation [[God is|To Allah]] to the Prophet [./Мухаммад_<span class= ﷺ" id="mwBg" rel="mw:WikiLink" title="Мухаммад ﷺ">Muhammad] through the angel Gabriel. The Quran calls itself the guide to the most correct path.<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/17:9|Коран, 17:9]].</ref>

== How the text is arranged ==
The Qur'an is divided into chapters, and '''The Surah''' are of verses, separate verses. The reference to '''112:1''' means the first verse of the one hundred and twelfth sura. It helps you find the right place quickly in any publication.

The original text of the Quran is in Arabic. The translation conveys its meaning by means of another language. Translations can have different words and explanations, so it is helpful to compare a vague place with the context and commentary. The Quran itself speaks of the revelation in Arabic.<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/26:192|Коран, 26:192]]; [[IslamD:Коран/26:193|Коран, 26:193]]; [[IslamD:Коран/26:194|Коран, 26:194]]; [[IslamD:Коран/26:195|Коран, 26:195]].</ref>

== What to Read First ==

* '''The Surah of Al-Ikhlas''' is about the one God.
* '''The Surah of Al-Fatihah''' is a prayer to God for guidance.<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/1:1|Коран, 1:1]]; [[IslamD:Коран/1:2|Коран, 1:2]]; [[IslamD:Коран/1:3|Коран, 1:3]]; [[IslamD:Коран/1:4|Коран, 1:4]]; [[IslamD:Коран/1:5|Коран, 1:5]]; [[IslamD:Коран/1:6|Коран, 1:6]]; [[IslamD:Коран/1:7|Коран, 1:7]].</ref>
* 2:177 - the connection between faith, worship and moral actions.

== Where to Start ==
Read a short passage with the translation, make new words clear, and consider what it teaches. You don't have to judge a whole subject by a single sentence taken out of context. The first practical steps will be taken by the articles Tauhid, [[Iman]] and Namaz. The links below allow you to open the source yourself.

== Read on IslamD ==
Full text of verses, meaning translations and taphsir used in the textbooks.

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How to embrace Islam

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'''How to embrace Islam''' is to start with a conscious belief in the One God and a sincere testimony of faith. A person does not have to know all the books and terms first: learning continues gradually after converting to Islam.

== Meaning of shahada ==
[[Шахада|The Shahada]] claims that there is no god but Allah and that [[Мухаммад ﷺ|Muhammad]] is His Messenger. The Quran calls upon people to come to a common word - to worship one God and not associate anything with Him.<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/3:64|Коран, 3:64]].</ref>

== What to do next ==

# Pronounce the Shahada, understanding its meaning and accepting it voluntarily.
# Start studying washing and [[Намаз|Prayers]].
# Read the Quran with a translation and ask questions.
# Find a trusted community or teacher who explains calmly and doesn't require questions to be hidden.

Faith should not be accepted under pressure: the Qur'an says that there is no coercion in religion.<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/2:256|Коран, 2:256]].</ref> Specific matters such as registration, family status or local rules require separate consultation.

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The Islam

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Islam is the religion [[God is|To Allah]], [[Таухид|The one God]], and His worship. A person who is a convert '''The Islam''' is called a Muslim. The central concept of Islam is the one God.

== In simple terms . ==
A Muslim seeks to learn God's guidance, follow it, and treat others fairly. Faith is expressed in worship, honesty, concern for loved ones, and help for those in need. The Quran links piety not only to rituals, but also to faith, generosity, faithfulness to promises and patience.<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/2:177|Коран, 2:177]].</ref>

== The Two Bases of Knowledge ==
In Sunni primary education, the following scheme is often used:

* The six pillars of faith are: belief in Allah,[[The Angels|of the angels.]], the Scripture, [[Пророки|The Prophets]], the Last Day and the Last Day.
* '''How to Worship''' - five pillars: shahada, prayer, zakat, fasting in [[Рамадан|Ramadan]] and [[Хадж|Hajj]] if possible.

It's a short learning curriculum for faith and worship. The Quran speaks separately about faith in God, angels, the Scriptures, the Messengers, and the Last Day.<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/4:136|Коран, 4:136 — полный аят]].</ref> These concepts help to study religion gradually; they should not be taken as a literal quote from a single verse.

== Where to Start ==
First, you need to understand the meaning of the one God and the testimony of faith. Then, you should know the Prophet and the Qur'an. The practice is easy to learn in stages: [[Омовение|washing]], prayer, and then the rest of the duties. You don't have to try to memorize all the terms in one day: just open up the explanatory links and go back to the complicated places.

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Iman

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Faith is the belief of a Muslim: that which a person believes to be true about God, His guidance and the Hereafter. Faith helps us to understand what it means to worship and to be responsible for our actions.

== Six Foundations of Faith ==
In the early Sunni teachings, the fundamentals of faith are usually studied in six themes:

# Allah is One God, with no equal.
# Angels are God's creatures who carry out his commands.
# '''[[Священные Писания|The Holy Scriptures]]''' are a revelation to men.
# '''[[Пророки|The Prophets]]''' were God's chosen people to communicate His guidance.
# '''[[Судный день|The Day of Judgment]]''' is the Resurrection and the Request of Allah.
# Predestination is faith in God's knowledge and will.

The Quran also speaks of belief in God, angels, the Book, the Messengers and the Last Day.<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/4:136|Коран, 4:136]].</ref>

== How it relates to life ==
Iman is not just a list of words to memorize. Faith in God leads to repentance, faith in the Last Day leads to a remembrance of the consequences of one's actions, and faith in the prophets leads to a study of the guidance they have brought. The Quran links faith with prayer, helping the needy, and fulfilling promises.<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/2:177|Коран, 2:177]].</ref>

== Where to Start ==
Learn the basics one by one. You can first open the articles of Allah and Tauhid, then move on to the rest of the paragraphs. If a question seems complex, it is helpful to formulate it in your own words and discuss it with a trained teacher who explains the sources [[God is]] not ashamed of questions.

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Zachy

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Zakat is a donation of certain types of property when the conditions are met. It reminds us that material prosperity is linked to responsibility to God and to helping people. [[Коран|The Quran]] commands to pay the zakat.<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/2:43|Коран, 2:43 — полный аят]].</ref> Zakat is different from voluntary charity - zakat.

== When it becomes mandatory ==
The following details relate to the practical study of fiction. For money savings, the property minimum - [[Нисаб|the nisab]] - and the passage of a lunar year under the appropriate conditions are taken into account. The standard rate for savings is 2.5%, which is forty-one. The figure of 2.5% and the year's condition are not mentioned in the verse 2:43. Agricultural products, livestock and other types of property have their own rules; the rate of 2.5% is not applied equally to everything.

== A simple example ==
If after checking all conditions a rate of 2.5% is applied to the sum of 100 000 money units , the calculation is as follows: '''100 000 × 0,025 = 2 500'''. This is an example of arithmetic. He does not decide for himself whether the niqab is reached or whether the obligatory payment of the zakat has arisen.

== Who is given the zakat? ==
The Quran lists categories of recipients, including poor, needy and people burdened with debt.<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/9:60|Коран, 9:60 — полный аят]].</ref> So the zakat is not equal to any charitable expenditure. Before paying, the type of property, the conditions of the settlement and the right of the recipient are determined. In particular, debts, trade or jewelry matters are addressed to an expert in Islamic law.

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Main Page

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[[Ислам|Islam is]] a simple and understandable introduction to Islam: the foundations of faith, worship and daily life. The editorial standard of the project is the preparation and scientific verification of materials by the doctors of Islamic sciences. Only a strictly defined category of users can write, edit and translate articles, as agreed by the Islamic Scholars' College, which is responsible for verifying and maintaining all articles on this site.

All links to sources only go to the internal pages of the site itself. The religious evidence on the site is [[Коран|The Quran]] and the hadiths of the highest degree of reliability - the Mutavatir. There is no other religious evidence on the site and there will be no more. The full verses, their translations and interpretations are indicated separately.

Our goal is to make every article accessible '''in all the languages of the world'''The language versions are published gradually. Machine translation receives a mark [[Файл:2.webp|link=IslamD:Machine_translation|alt=Машинный перевод|baseline|20x20px]] And it may contain inaccuracies. After the full manual translation and verification of the conformity of the original meaning the article receives a mark [[Файл:3.webp|link=IslamD:Human_translation|alt=Перевод выполнен и проверен человеком|baseline|20x20px]]- What ?

For convenience in practical explanations, we distinguish between '''[[Фард|Fard .]]''' [[Файл:Full-protection-shackle.svg.webp|link=Фард|alt=Фард — обязательные действия|baseline|20x20px]] - compulsory actions - and '''[[Сунна|I 'm going to sleep .]]''' [[Файл:Create-protection-shackle.svg.webp|link=Сунна|alt=Сунна — желательные дополнения|baseline|20x20px]] - any additional requirements. It is important for each ritual to know what actions are necessary for its reality. Performing the sunnah adds reward, and not passing it alone does not invalidate the ritual.

Starting a course is a step-by-step route for a beginner: faith, worship, reading the Quran and daily life.

== ⁇ The Six Pillars of Faith ([[Иман|Iman]]) ==

It's the Muslim's inner worldview and belief:

# Faith in Allah is the belief that Allah is One, He has no partner, nor son, nor any equal.
# Belief in angels is the recognition of the existence of spirit beings created from the light to fulfill God's commands (e.g., the angel Gabriel).
# Faith in [[Священные Писания|The Holy Scriptures]] is the belief that God has sent down the laws through the prophets ([[Священные Писания#Какие Писания упоминаются|Torah]], Psalms, Gospels and, as a final guide, [[Коран|The Quran]]).
# The belief in [[Пророки|The Prophets]] is the belief of all the Messengers of Allah, from Adam and [[Пророки#Имена пророков|Noah]] to [[Пророки#Имена пророков|Abraham,]] Moses, [[Пророки#Имена пророков|Jesus]] and the last of the Prophets.
# The belief in the Last Day is the belief that the life of this world will end, that all people will be raised to account before God, and then they will be brought [[Рай|The Paradise]] or Hell.
# Faith in the Destiny is believing that good and evil are all done by God's will, knowledge and wisdom.

== ⁇ ️ The Five Pillars of [[Ислам|Islam]] (Practice) ==

These are the main practical duties that every Muslim must fulfill:

* Shahada (Testimony of Faith). I bear witness that there is no god but Allah, and I bear witness, that [./Мухаммад_<span class= ﷺ" id="mwRA" rel="mw:WikiLink" title="Мухаммад ﷺ">Muhammad] is His slave and His messenger. These are the key words that Islam begins with.
* The prayer . Performing five obligatory [[Намаз|Prayers]] each day at a strictly set time. They help us to remember God throughout the day.
* The Zaqat (the Beneficent One). A mandatory annual tax for the poor and needy. It's usually 2.5% of a person's savings if they're above [[Нисаб|a certain minimum]].
* I 'm not going to say anything . A obligatory fast during the holy month of [[Рамадан|Ramadan]]. Muslims refuse to eat, drink, or have intimate relations from dawn to sunset.
* The [[Хадж|Hajj]] . A trip to the holy city of [[Мекка|Mecca]] (in Saudi Arabia) at least once in a lifetime. The Hajj is only obligatory for those who have the physical health and financial means to do so.

⁇ ️ The main values and concepts of the Tawheed (The One God) are the most important concept in Islam. All religions are strictly centered on the worship of the One Creator. Halal and Haram - ⁇ halal ⁇ means what is permitted (e.g., fair wages, certain food), and ⁇ haram ⁇ means what's forbidden (e. g., alcohol, pork, lies, theft).

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Duo

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Dua is a prayer, a prayer of thanks, or a prayer of forgiveness. Dua does not replace compulsory worship, but it helps a person to turn [[God is|To God]] consciously.

== What the Quran Says ==
The Quran promises that Allah is near and He answers the call of the one who turns to Him.<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/2:186|Коран, 2:186]].</ref> In another verse, the people are commanded to pray to Him.<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/40:60|Коран, 40:60]].</ref>

== How to Start ==

# Stop and put the request into clear words.
# Ask for the lawful and do not wish injustice on any human being.
# Be grateful for the good and apologize for the mistake.
# Do not make a prayer a substitute for your own reasonable actions: ask for help and at the same time do what you can in your situation.

It's a simple educational explanation. It does not set out a separate mandatory text or order of duet.

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Gabriel

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'''Gabriel''' (also known as Gabriel, in the Russian tradition as Gabriel) is an angel through whom God communicates revelations. It is a major part of the story of the Quran.

== In simple terms . ==
The Quran links Gabriel to the transmission of revelation to the heart of the Prophet [./Мухаммад_<span class= ﷺ" id="mwCQ" rel="mw:WikiLink" title="Мухаммад ﷺ">Muhammad] by God's permission.<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/2:97|Коран, 2:97]].</ref> Elsewhere, the revelation is said to have been revealed to the faithful in plain Arabic.<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/26:192|Коран, 26:192]]; [[IslamD:Коран/26:193|Коран, 26:193]]; [[IslamD:Коран/26:194|Коран, 26:194]]; [[IslamD:Коран/26:195|Коран, 26:195]].</ref>

It is important to distinguish between the source and the transmitter here: Revelation comes from God, and an angel performs His commission. Gabriel is not the author of the Quran or a being worshipped by Muslims.

== Where to Start ==
Put three concepts together: God → Revelation → Prophet. Gabriel is involved in the transmission of revelations at God's command. Then read the Holy Scriptures and the Quran. This will help us to see the bigger picture without confusing the roles of God, angels, and humans.

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The Angels

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'''The Angels''' are God's creatures, fulfilling His commands. Faith in them is the foundation of the Imam. Below are the accounts of the angels in the Qur'an.

== In simple terms . ==
Angels are about the inner world. When we tell stories, we need to rely on revelation and not add imaginary qualities.

Angels are not gods, children of God, or independent forces. The Quran calls them revered servants acting on His command.<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/21:26|Коран, 21:26]]; [[IslamD:Коран/21:27|Коран, 21:27]].</ref> That's why Muslims don't worship angels.

== What is Important to Know ==

* Angels carry out various assignments from God.
* [[Джабраил|Gabriel]] is known for his revelations to the prophets.
* The Quran mentions angels as messengers with wings.<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/35:1|Коран, 35:1]].</ref>
* Stories and images from popular culture do not replace religious sources.

You do not need to invent the appearance, biography, or qualities of angels that are not well known. To first meet them, it is enough to understand that they are God's creatures who do His will.

== Where to Start ==
Open the article [[Джабраил|Gabriel]], then return to the general scheme of the six principles of faith. This will make it clearer how belief in angels is linked to belief in prophets and [[Священные Писания|The Holy Scriptures]].

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God is

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Allah is the name of the One '''God is''' Islam. Muslims believe that He created the world, knows everything, and is worthy of worship. The basis of this belief is called tauhidism, that is, monotheism.

== In simple terms . ==
God is not a human, part of nature, or one of many gods. In the Surah ⁇ al-Ihlās ⁇ , it is said that He is unique: He did not have a child, nor was He born, and no one is equal to Him.<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/112:1|Коран, 112:1]]; [[IslamD:Коран/112:2|Коран, 112:2]]; [[IslamD:Коран/112:3|Коран, 112:3]]; [[IslamD:Коран/112:4|Коран, 112:4]].</ref> The Quran also teaches that nothing is like Him.<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/42:11|Коран, 42:11]].</ref>

Hence, God should not be represented as a human or any other familiar creature. To become acquainted with Islam, it is more important to understand the meaning of monotheism than to try to paint a mental image of God.

== Turning to God ==
He who is a Muslim, will pray to Allah and will ask Him for His help. The Quran says that God answers the prayer of the prayers.<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/2:186|Коран, 2:186]].</ref> Asking for help, thanking, and apologizing can be a sincere and understandable way of saying things.

[[Пророки|The Prophets]], including [./Мухаммад_<span class= ﷺ" id="mwGw" rel="mw:WikiLink" title="Мухаммад ﷺ">Muhammad], called for worship of the One God. The prophets and [[Ангелы|The angels]] themselves are not gods.

== Where to Start ==
Read the explanation of [[Шахада|The Shahadas]] and a short sura ⁇ Al-Ihlás ⁇ with a translation of the meaning. This will help to link the name of God to the main content of faith: God is One, and to Him all worship is directed.

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The hell

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Hell (one of the Arabic names - Jahannam) is the place of punishment in the Hereafter. [[Коран|The Quran]] warns of the Fire and the severity of this punishment.<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/4:56|Коран, 4:56]].</ref> This theme is about belief in [[Судный день|The Day of Judgment]] and responsibility for one's actions.

== Responsibility for actions ==
The Quran says that man will see even the slightest good and evil done to him.<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/99:7|Коран, 99:7]]; [[IslamD:Коран/99:8|Коран, 99:8]].</ref> It also describes the record of the affairs: men will find what they have done before them, and God will not unjust anyone.<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/18:49|Коран, 18:49]].</ref> So thinking about the future is about how you live now.

== Hope and Correction ==
The warning of punishment is recited with the reminder [[Аллах|To Allah]]'s mercy. The Quran urges those who have wronged themselves to not despair of His mercy.<ref>[[IslamD:Коран/39:53|Коран, 39:53]].</ref> It's important for a beginner to keep both responsibility and hope: to know what's allowed and forbidden, to strive for good and to correct mistakes.

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Main Page

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IslamdTranslator: Created by translating the page "Заглавная страница"

[[Ислам|Islam is]] a simple and understandable introduction to Islam: the foundations of faith, worship and daily life. The editorial standard of the project is the preparation and scientific verification of materials by the doctors of Islamic sciences.

All links to sources only go to the internal pages of the site itself. The religious evidence on the site is [[Коран|The Quran]] and the hadiths of the highest degree of reliability - the Mutavatir. There is no other religious evidence on the site and there will be no more. The full verses, their translations and interpretations are indicated separately.

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== ⁇ The Six Pillars of Faith ([[Иман|Iman]]) ==

It's the Muslim's inner worldview and belief:

# Faith in Allah is the belief that Allah is One, He has no partner, nor son, nor any equal.
# Belief in angels is the recognition of the existence of spirit beings created from the light to fulfill God's commands (e.g., the angel Gabriel).
# Faith in [[Священные Писания|The Holy Scriptures]] is the belief that God has sent down the laws through the prophets ([[Священные Писания#Какие Писания упоминаются|Torah]], Psalms, Gospels and, as a final guide, [[Коран|The Quran]]).
# The belief in [[Пророки|The Prophets]] is the belief of all the Messengers of Allah, from Adam and [[Пророки#Имена пророков|Noah]] to [[Пророки#Имена пророков|Abraham,]] Moses, [[Пророки#Имена пророков|Jesus]] and the last of the Prophets.
# The belief in the Last Day is the belief that the life of this world will end, that all people will be raised to account before God, and then they will be brought [[Рай|The Paradise]] or Hell.
# Faith in the Destiny is believing that good and evil are all done by God's will, knowledge and wisdom.

== ⁇ ️ The Five Pillars of [[Ислам|Islam]] (Practice) ==

These are the main practical duties that every Muslim must fulfill:

* Shahada (Testimony of Faith). I bear witness that there is no god but Allah, and I bear witness, that [./Мухаммад_<span class= ﷺ" id="mwQQ" rel="mw:WikiLink" title="Мухаммад ﷺ">Muhammad] is His slave and His messenger. These are the key words that Islam begins with.
* The prayer . Performing five obligatory [[Намаз|Prayers]] each day at a strictly set time. They help us to remember God throughout the day.
* The Zaqat (the Beneficent One). A mandatory annual tax for the poor and needy. It's usually 2.5% of a person's savings if they're above [[Нисаб|a certain minimum]].
* I 'm not going to say anything . A obligatory fast during the holy month of [[Рамадан|Ramadan]]. Muslims refuse to eat, drink, or have intimate relations from dawn to sunset.
* The [[Хадж|Hajj]] . A trip to the holy city of [[Мекка|Mecca]] (in Saudi Arabia) at least once in a lifetime. The Hajj is only obligatory for those who have the physical health and financial means to do so.

⁇ ️ The main values and concepts of the Tawheed (The One God) are the most important concept in Islam. All religions are strictly centered on the worship of the One Creator. Halal and Haram - ⁇ halal ⁇ means what is permitted (e.g., fair wages, certain food), and ⁇ haram ⁇ means what's forbidden (e. g., alcohol, pork, lies, theft).

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