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Concept of Deen Islamiat
Concept of Deen Islamiat
Concept of Deen Islamiat
A.1- Concept of Deen )تصور دینin the light of Quran and Sunnah
And whoever desires a religion other than Islam, it shall not be accepted from him,
and in the hereafter he shall be one of the losers. ( Ale Imran-85)
)115 عد ًَْل ۚ ََل ُم َب ِد َل ِل َك ِل َماتِ ِه ۚ َوه َُو الس َِّمي ُع ْال َع ِلي ُم (اْلنعام
َ ص ْدقًا َو ْ َوتَ َّم
ِ َت َك ِل َمتُ َر ِبك
The Word of your Lord has been completed, in truth and justice. There is no
changing to His words. He is the Hearer, the Knower. (Al.Anaam-115)
6-They will lead you astray from Allah's way.
Surely your Lord, He best knows who goes astray from His way, and He best knows
those who follow the right course. (Al.Anaam-117)
وم ،إ ْذ سول هللا صلى هللا عليه وسلم ذَاتَ يَ ٍ وس ِع ْندَ َر ُ بن الخطاب رضي هللا عنه قال :بَ ْينَما نَحْ نُ ُجلُ ٌ مر ِ ع َ عن ُ
َ
سف َِرَ ،و ََل يَ ْع ِرفُهُ ِمنَّا أ َحدٌَ ،حتَّى علَي ِه أثَ ُر ال َّ ش ْع ِرََ ،ل ي َُرى َ س َوا ِد ال َّ ب ،شَديدُ َ ياض الثِيا ِ علَينا َر ُج ٌل شَديدُ بَ ِ طلَ َع َ َ
علَى فَ ِخذَي ِهَ ،وقالَ :يَا ُم َح َّمدُ، َ
س ِإلَى النَّبي صلى هللا عليه وسلم فَأ ْسنَدَ ُر ْكبَتَي ِه ِإلَى ُر ْكبتَي ِهَ ،و َوض َع َكفَّي ِه َ َجلَ َ
َ َ َ
«اْلس ََْل ُم :أ ْن تَ ْش َهدَ أ ْن ََل ِإلَهَ ِإ ََّل هللاَُ ،وأ َّن ُم َح َّمدًا سو ُل هللاِ صلى هللا عليه وسلمِ ْ : اْلس ََْل ِم ،فَقَا َل َر ُ ع ِن ْ ِ أَ ْخ ِبرنِي َ
يَل» ،قَالَ: س ِب ً
طعْتَ ِإلَ ْي ِه َ ضانَ َ ،وتَ ُح َّج ْالبَيْتَ ِإ ِن ا ْستَ َ وم َر َم َ ص َ الزكَاةََ ،وتَ ُ ي َّ ص ََلةََ ،وتُؤتِ َ يم ال َّ هللاَ ،وت ُ ِق َ سو ُل ِ َر ُ
هللَ ،و َم ََلئِ َكتِ ِهَ ،و ُكت ُ ِب ِهَ ،و ُر ُ
س ِل ِه، ان ،قَالَ« :أَ ْن تُؤْ ِمنَ ِبا ِ اْلي َم ِع ِن ْ ِ ص ِدقُهُ! قَالَ :فَأ َ ْخ ِب ْرنِي َ صدَ ْقتَ ،فَ َع ِج ْبنَا لَهُ يَ ْسأَلُهُ َويُ َ َ
ان ،قَالَ« :أَ ْن تَ ْعبُدَ هللاَ كَأنَّكَ س حْ
َ ِ ِ َ ِ ْ
اْل نع ي ن
ِ ر
ْ ب
ِ ْ
خ َ أ َ ف َ:
ل ا َ ق ، تَ ْ
ق د
َ ص
َ َ:
ل ا َ ق ِ»، ه َر ش
ِ َ ِ و ه
ِ ْر ي خَ ر د
َ
ِ ِ َ ق ْ
ال ب نَ م
ِ ؤُْ ت وِ َ ، ر خ ِ ْ
اْل م َو َ ْ ِ
و ي ْ
ال
ع ْن َها ِبأ َ ْعلَ َم ِمنَ السَّائِ ِل»، ع ِة ،قَالََ « :ما ْال َم ْسؤُو ُل َ ع ِن السَّا َ ت ََراهُ ،فإِ ْن لَ ْم تَ ُك ْن ت ََراهُ فَإِنَّهُ َي َراكَ » ،قَالَ :فَأ َ ْخ ِب ْرنِي َ
اولُونَ فِي ط َ اء َيتَ َش ِعا َء ال َّاراتِ َها ،قَالَ« :أَ ْن تَ ِلدَ ْاْل َ َمةُ َربَّتَ َهاَ ،وأَ ْن ت ََرى ْال ُحفَاةَ ْالعُ َراةَ ْال َعالَةَ ِر َ ع ْن أَ َم َ قَالَ :فَأ َ ْخ ِبرنِي َ
سولُهُ أَ ْعلَ ُم ،قَالَ« :فإِنَّهُ ع َم ُر ،أَتَد ِْري َم ِن السَّائِلُ؟» ،قُ ْلتُ :هللاُ َو َر ُ طلقَ فَلَ ِبثْتُ َم ِليًّا ،ث ُ َّم قَالََ « :يا ُ ان» ،ث ُ َّم ا ْن َ ْالبُ ْن َي ِ
»جب ِْري ُل أَتَا ُك ْم يُ َع ِل ُم ُك ْم أَ ْم َر دِينِ ُك ْم ِ
رواه مسلم
Umar ibn al-Khattab reported: We were sitting with the Messenger of Allah, peace
and blessings be upon him, one day when a man appeared with very white clothes
and very black hair. There were no signs of travel on him and we did not recognize
him. He sat down in front of the Prophet and rested his knees by his knees and
placed his hands on his thighs. The man said, “O Muhammad, tell me about
Islam.” The Prophet said, “Islam is to testify there is no God but Allah and
Muhammad is the Messenger of Allah, to establish prayer, to give charity, to fast
the month of Ramadan, and to perform pilgrimage to the House if a way is
possible.” The man said, “You have spoken truthfully.” We were surprised that he
asked him and said he was truthful. He said, “Tell me about faith.” The Prophet
said, “Faith is to believe in Allah, his angels, his books, his messengers, the Last
Day, and to believe in providence, its good and its evil.” The man said, “You have
spoken truthfully. Tell me about excellence.” The Prophet said, “Excellence is to
worship Allah as if you see him, for if you do not see him, he surely sees you.”
The man said, “Tell me about the final hour.” The Prophet said, “The one asked
does not know more than the one asking.” The man said, “Tell me about its signs.”
The Prophet said, “The slave girl will give birth to her mistress and you will see
barefoot, naked, and dependent shepherds compete in the construction of tall
buildings.” Then, the man returned and I remained. The Prophet said to me, “O
Umar, do you know who he was?” I said, “Allah and his messenger know best.”
The Prophet said, “Verily, he was Gabriel who came to teach you your religion.”
Source: Ṣaḥīḥ Muslim
Summary:
The relationship between the concept of din and religious practice in Islam is
summarized in a well-known tradition of the Prophet Muhammad, the Tradition of
Jibril (Gabriel), which Muslims take as a semi-official creed. In this account, the
angel Jibril comes to the Prophet in the form of a man and says:
1-O Muhammad, tell me about Islam.” The Prophet said, “Islam is to testify there
is no God but Allah and Muhammad is the Messenger of Allah, to establish prayer,
to give charity, to fast the month of Ramadan, and to perform pilgrimage to the
House if a way is possible.
2- Tell me about faith.” The Prophet said, “Faith is to believe in Allah, his angels,
his books, his messengers, the Last Day, and to believe in providence, its good and
its evil.
1. To affirm that there is no god but Allah and that Muhammad is the Messenger of
Allah (Shahadati)
2. To maintain the five required daily prayers (Salat)
3. To pay the poor-tax (Zakat)
4. To fast during the lunar month of Ramadan (Sawm Ramadan)
5. To perform the pilgrimage to Makkah at least once in one’s lifetime (Hajj).
The key to the Five Pillars of Islam is the Shahadah, the “Act of attitude Witness,”
which symbolizes the complementarily of faith and practice in Islam. The
statement “There is no God but Allah” confirms the believer’s acceptance of divine
reality. As a formal declaration of divine oneness, it represents the essence of
knowledge (ilm). The statement “Muhammad is the Messenger of Allah” confirms
the believer’s submission to God, which is the meaning of the word Islam. By
making this statement, the believer responds to God by acknowledging the Prophet
Muhammad, both as the transmitter of the Islamic message and as the exemplary
Muslim. The person of knowledge in Islam is both a “knower” and an “achiever.”
The knowledge of the nature of God informs religious practice and is confirmed by
it. By maintaining some complementarities between faith and practice, the sincere
Muslim follows the example of the Prophet Muhammad, who was noble
(muhammad) above all others because he animated or activated religion both
inwardly and outwardly. This dual picture is represented in the final portion of the
Tradition of Jibril, where ihsan, the perfection of religion, is defined as
“worshipping Allah as if you see Him; for if you do not see Him, surely He sees
you.”
b. Study of selected text on Aqaid, Ibadat, Muamlat, & Akhlaq from Holy
Quran
ِ َّ ب َو ٰلَ ِك َّن ْال ِب َّر َم ْن آ َمنَ ِب
اَّلل ِ ق َو ْال َم ْغ ِر
ِ ْس ْال ِب َّر أَ ْن ت ُ َولُّوا ُو ُجو َه ُك ْم قِبَ َل ْال َم ْش ِر
َ لَي.5
َاء َو ِحين
ِ اء َوالض ََّّر
ِ سَ ْ صا ِب ِرينَ فِي ْال َبأ َ الزكَاةَ َو ْال ُموفُونَ ِب َع ْه ِد ِه ْم ِإذَا
َّ عا َهدُوا ۖ َوال َّ
ير
ُ صِ ْال َم
The Messenger has believed in what was revealed to him from his Lord,
and [so have] the believers. All of them have believed in Allāh and His
angels and His books and His messengers, [saying], "We make no
distinction between any of His messengers." And they say, "We hear and
we obey. [We seek] Your forgiveness, our Lord, and to You is the [final]
destination." .(Al.Baqarah-285)