Frequently Asked Questions About Islam
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 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 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:Source rule. IslamD's religious articles use the internal pages of the Quran and hadiths that have been individually verified as mutated.