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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 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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For convenience in practical explanations, we distinguish between Fard . link=Фард|alt=Фард — обязательные действия|baseline|20x20px - compulsory actions - and I 'm going to sleep . 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.

⁇ The Six Pillars of Faith (Iman)

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

1. Faith in Allah is the belief that Allah is One, He has no partner, nor son, nor any equal.
2. 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).
3. Faith in The Holy Scriptures is the belief that God has sent down the laws through the prophets (Torah, Psalms, Gospels and, as a final guide, The Quran).
4. The belief in The Prophets is the belief of all the Messengers of Allah, from Adam and Noah to Abraham, Moses, Jesus and the last of the Prophets.
5. 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 The Paradise or Hell.
6. Faith in the Destiny is believing that good and evil are all done by God's will, knowledge and wisdom.

⁇ ️ The Five Pillars of 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 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 a certain minimum.
• I 'm not going to say anything . A obligatory fast during the holy month of Ramadan. Muslims refuse to eat, drink, or have intimate relations from dawn to sunset.
• The Hajj . A trip to the holy city of 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).