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1. When the first horn was blown Allah has chosen several angels to remain alive. Name those angels.
-Jibril,Mikail,Israfil,Izrail and the Angels shouldering the heavens.
2. In a hadith the prophet had mentioned that one of the signs of the day of judgement was that the Earth will collapes a total of 3 times. State the three places in which this event will occur.
-Once in the east,once in the west and one in the Arabian Peninsula.
3. On the day of judgement there would be 3 types of people walking on the Mahsyar field. Describe the state of those who have died while sinning.
-Their faces coloured dusky blue.
4. When the last horn blows which Angel would be the last to die?
-Izrail
5. The Prophet (pbuh) has mentioned in a hadith several signs of the day of judgement. Give 2 major signs and 2 minor signs of the day of judgement.
2 major signs:
-Dajjal
-The sun rises from the west
2 minor signs:
-When a mother gives birth to her master
-When buildings surpass the mountains

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1. Give 2 situations that is going to occur on Earth during the resurrection day .                               :The universe with the sky,stars,earth and the other planets will be destroyed.

2. Explain what is going to happen when the first and the second time the trumpet is blown by Israfil.                                               : All the living on the sky and on the earth except whom Allah wants to die later, will die at the first blow. At the second blow,all the dead with will come back to life and will be gathered at the field of mahsyar

3. What is going to happen when the last person at one’s funeral take seven steps away to leave the graveyard ?                       : The questioning to the deads will be done by Munkar and Nakir

4. Why do we need to believe in the life after death?                              : We have to believe in life after death because Allah have already said in al- Quran ( surah Ar- Rum: 27) and we as a muslim should believe in it to show our obedience to Allah.

5. Describe the situation on the field of mahsyar.            : humankind will not recognise each other and the ground of the field of mahsyar will be as clean as a white corn bread.

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1. Why we need to believe in life after death?
:-We need to believe in life after death because it is an integral part of the teachings of the part of the teachings of the Prophets to its followers which is an essential condition on being a muslim.

2. What is the effect of not believing in life after death
:- The person will live in a life that neither obedience to God is of any advantage, nor disobedience to Him of any harm because belief in life after death is the most decisive factor in the life of a man.

3. How is the ending of the world mentioned by the Quran?
:- According to the Quran, when the world comes to an end of its allotted time-span, the instrument for destruction/revival is blown. After the death of all, administration of the sky, the earth, the earth and all else in the hand of Allah Himself

4. What is the difference between one who excels in goodness and one who embedded in evils and wrongings during the resurrection day?
:- One who excels in goodness will be awarded with Paradise as a gift for all their good-doings during their time at Dunia elsewhere, one who embeds themselves in evil will be punished at sent to Hell to be abode by fire and torture.

5. How does Allah place a person in the afterlife during the resurrection day?
:- Allah places persons based on their lifestyle and doings during their life at Dunia. One who follow the codes of Allah and follow His likes and avoid His dislikes will be granted with a glorious afterlife. Nevertheless, one who lives by their own desire in life and behaviour will be granted punishment by Allah for breaking His regulations

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1. What are the Stages of Life in the Hereafter?

There are thirteen stages in the life in the hereafter:

1-Life in the grave

2-Blowing of the trumpet

3-Qiyama (Apocalypse)

4-Resurrection

5-Gathering

6-Delivering the book of deeds

7-Reckoning

8-Scale

9-Kawthar Pool

10-Sirat

11-Shafaat

12-Purgatory (Araf)

13-Hell or paradise

2. What are the Questions To Be Asked On Judgement Day?
There are 5 questions to be asked

1. How one Lived its Life on Earth

2. How one Utilized its Youth

3. How one Earned its Wealth

4. How one Spent its Wealth

5. What one Did with its Knowledge

3. What happened to them who excels in goodness and one who embedded in evils and wrongings during the resurrection day?
One who excels in goodness will be awarded with Paradise as a gift for all their good-doings during their time at Dunia elsewhere, one who embeds themselves in evil will be punished at sent to Hell to be abode by fire and torture.

4. If a person is a good person throughout his/ her life, but does not believe in God, will the go to hell?
We believe that God rewards whoever behave righteously in this life and that God know the innermost secret of human hearts and will judge everyone with justice. But without iman, we cant go to heaven

5. We know that our sins and deeds will be count on the Judgment day, so how about the people that already dead? What they doing in the grave?
They are being punished because of their little sins

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Muhammad Sofwan (181643)
Muhammad Nur Iskandar (181611)

1. Briefly explain the journey of a person after death
>they go to the world of Bazarkh, then the field of Mahshar, then to the as-Sirat, finally either Heaven or Hell (or both in some cases)

2.Give three major signs of the day of kiamah
>Appearance of dajjal
>Rising of the Sun from the West
>Smoke which covers the East to the West

3.It is narrated in a hadeeth jthat once a person dies, all his deeds shall be ended with exception of three deeds. What are they?
>Knowledge that is beneficial
>Doa of pious children
>Donation that continue to benefit

4.State 3 deeds to achieve intercession from either the prophet or the Koran
>Do saum
> Read the Koran often
>Invocation of the Prophet

5. Who is the first to first to enter Paradise ?
>Prophet Muhammad S.A.W.

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1. When man dies and part ways with his family and friends, is there a possibility that they will meet each other again?

- Every man will meet again in the afterlife to face Allah SWT.

2. Will man live and die into oblivion after death just like other living creatures?

- Allah has created man to be different than other living beings. Men are gifted with the power of the mind so that means, man are held accountable for their actions whereas other living creatures are not.

3. In the next world, we have been knew that all this universe will be destroyed. How are we going to live? Are we going to live with no universe at all?

- All of this universe will be replaced with no end. All in it being permanently blissful and joyous for the Believers or permanently harrowing and sorrowful for the Unbelievers.

4. Explain three types of people of their journey to the field of mahsyar.
(i) People who go there using means of transport - they are who were god-fearing.

(ii) People who go walk to go there - their faces are coloured dusky blue because their hearts are sodden with sadness are the people who died in a sinful condition.

(iii) People who move with their faces while their eyes cannot see anything which pleases them, whose tongues cannot utter reasons or arguments or offer their hearts - these are the people while they are living in the world didnt make effort to use eyes, tongues and their ears for attaining felicity in the wold of next.

5. What is the meaning of 'the ending of the world?' Explain.

- When the world comes to the end of its alloted time span, the instrument for destruction is blown by Angel izrail. There are two times the instrument will be blown, first is when all the living in the sky and on the earth except those whom allah wants to die later- they are jibril,mikail,israfil,izrail and the angels shouldering the heavens. The second time is when Allah orders the instrument for revival and destruction to be blown again.

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1. Give 3 situations on earth that is going to occur during the resurrection day.
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1. What are the stages we need to go through after death?
-from barzakh to mahsyar then to heaven or hell

2. Which malaikat that Allah wants to die later after the first blow?
Jibril, mikail, israfil, izrail and the angels shoulder the heavens

3. What is Mahsyar?
Place where all creations gather to be judged by Allah

4. What is the meaning of resurrection?
- every living thing dies at the appointed time im this world then all are revived in the next

5. How the deads being rised during the second blow?

-they will be rised based on thwir doinhs in dunia

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1. Describe what happen when the world comes to the end
The instrument for destruction is blown. All living in the sky and earth will die. But some of the creations will die later.
2. What happen during the second blast?
- all the dead come back to life.
3. State the other names of the day of kiamat
-alwaqiah
-yaumud din
-alzalzalah
-al haqqah
-yaumul hsab
4. What makes a man choose different courses in life
-their belief and disbelief in the life after death
5. What are the questions that will be asked during the judgement day?

1. How one Lived its Life on Earth

2. How one Utilized its Youth

3. How one Earned its Wealth

4. How one Spent its Wealth

5. What one Did with its Knowl

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1. Define islam iman and ihsan (pg 27-35)

ISLAM - is a religion that was sent by Allah SWT through Jibril AHS to Prophet Muhamad SAW. Prophet Muhamad SAW was appointed to share the religion to all mankind. The religion is believed are spread to five catogories that consists of external actions, both speech and conduct. First, is to testify that there is no other god besides Allah SWT and that Muhammad SAW is his messenger. Then it is followed by praying five times a day,fastng in the month of Ramadhan,performing Hajj (if one could afford) and other pilgrimages.

IMAN - iman is defined as inner belief .There are 6 categories or types of belief which is belief in Allah, belief in His angels,belief in Al quran,belief in his prophet and messengers,belief in the doomsday and belief Qada’ and Qadar

IHSAN - is defined as the mulims responsibility to obtain perfection to worship Allah SWT as if they see him and even though they couldn’t, they always assume that He is constantly watching over them.

2. Relationships between Islam,Iman and Ihsan

Basically islam,iman and ihsan must compile as one to be a perfect muslim.This is because islam is more towards a lifestyle of one muslim to give submission towards Allah SWT.For example,performing daily prayers.then, iman is more to inner beliefs and faith towards Allah SWT when ihsan is some sort of enhancement for mulims to give their best at performing deeds I their life as if Allah is watching them

3. Every mukmin is a muslim and not every muslim is a mukmin

This is stated because every mukmin has given their total submission to Allah SWT and does their deeds perfectly with exellence without hesitating and firmly believes to Allah’s plan. But there are muslims that only calls themselves a muslim but does not perform their best at submitting to Allah and doesn’t understand the real meaning and beauty of Islam. They are muslims on the outside but not a muslim in vain.

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1. Definition of Islam, Iman & Ihsan

Def of Islam
- Consists of external actions which is to testify there no deity except Allah and Muhammad is our messenger.
- Whoever perform the the foundations of Islam becomes a true Muslim.
- A Muslim should refrain from doing any acts which are prohibited by Allah.

Def of Iman
- Inner beliefs in the heart such as belief in Allah, His Angels, His books, His messenger, resurrection after death and belief in Divine power.

Def of Ihsan
- Worshipping Allah as if He is seen even though they couldn't but assuming that Allah is always there and constantly watching over them. This Necessarily results in glorification, fear, awe and respect to Allah.

2. Relationship between Islam, Iman & Ihsan

A muslim should have these three aspects in their lives to be a perfect muslim. A muslim should do all the ibadah and practice the teachings of Islam in their daily lives.

3. Every mukmin is a muslim & not every muslim is a mukmin.

A muslim is a something in general terms to a person who perform the five pillars of Islam or someone who is born in Islam but a mukmin is a person who practice and follows the teaching of Islam and submit themselves fully to Allah and therefore they are muslim.

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1. Islam stands for complete submission and obedience to Allah. Rasulullah SAW explains the first category consist of external actions , both speech and conduct. This external actions consist of syahadah, regular prayers , paying zakat, fasting in the month of Ramadan and performing hajj.

Iman is inner beliefs in the heart, saying that it is belief in Allah, His angels, His books, His messengers, resurrection after death, and belief in Divine Power. The other definition of iman is allowing in the heart, pledge with the tongue and performing with the limbs.

Ihsan is the Muslim responsibility to obtain perfection, or excellence, in worship, such that Muslim try to worship God as if they see him, and although they cannot see him, they undoubtedly believe that he is constantly watching over them.

2. Islam, Iman and Ihsan all carrolates to each other. we as a Muslim must do our ibadah and teachings of islam with ihsan so that our Iman will be more stronger which makes us a better Muslim.

3. Every Mu'min is a Muslim because when iman becomes settled in the heart of a person, he performs the conduct required by islam.

Not every muslim is a Mu'min, however, because his Iman might be weak, in which case his heart is not perfect in its faith, although he performs some of the acts of Islam.

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1) Definition of Islam,Iman and Ihsan

Islam is to testify that there is no God except Allah and Muhammad is the messenger of Allah. To prove the declaration, we must also perform the obligations which is performing prayers, giving zakat,fasting in Ramadan and make the pilgrimage for those who are able to do it.

Iman can be defined as inner beliefs in the heart, saying that it is belief in Allah, His angels,His books, His messengers, resurrection after death, and belief in Devine Power,its good and its bad.

Ihsan is assuming that our ibadah,actions or activities are always being watched and examined by Allah in return will improve our submission, reliability and faith towards Allah.

2) Relationships between Iman,Islam and Ihsan

Iman refers exclusively to the belief of the heart and its knowledge, and Islam refers to a person's surrender to Allah. Ihsan can also be associated with either Islam or Iman as its impact will improve those two elements.

Allah has stated in the Quran, " For those who do excellent shall be the most beautiful (reward), and even more ( ziyadah). Ziyadah in this verse is explained as the beatific vision of Allah granted to believers in Paradise. This shows that Ihsan will lead our heart,knowledge and submissiveness to a more improvised stage.

3)Explain: every mukmin is a muslim, and not every muslim is a mukmin

Every mukmin is a muslim because when Iman becomes settled in the heart of a person, he performs the conduct required by Islam.

Not every muslim is a mukmin because his iman might be weak, in which case his heart is not perfect in its faith, although he performs some of the acts of Islam. But nonetheless, still remains a muslim.

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Islam- consists of external actions,both speech and conduct.There is no deity save Allah and that Muhammad is the messenger of Allah.All remaining acts involve conduct that can be described as either involving the body.

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Islam- consists of external actions,both speech and conduct.There is no deity save Allah and that Muhammad is the messenger of Allah.All remaining acts involve conduct that can be described as either involving the body.

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Adam Bukhari
Iman- Inner belief in the heart,saying that it is belief in Allah,His Angels,His Books,His messengers,resurrection after death,and belief in define power,its good and its bad.
Ihsan-associated with taqwa or good deeds.It is also defined as worshiping Allah in this manner-namely,drawing forth the feeling of His closeness and that He is with the servant as though he sees Him.
Relationship between islam and iman-Both have the same meaning when they are used without the other.Each one has a specialised meaning when are used together.Iman refers exclusively to the heart and its knowledge and islam refers to the person's surrender to Allah swt.
Every mukmin is a muslim & not all muslim is a mukmin- a muslim is something that is very general where we are born as a muslim but a mukmin is someone who really seeks and follows the true meaning and teachings of islam and surrenders fully to Allah to achieve taqwa where they will be rewarded heaven at the hereafter.

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Islam and Iman=When Islam and Iman is mentioned together,Iman refer to inner belief and Islam is is surrender to Allah.when Iman settled in the heart of  person,he could performs the conduct required by islam
every mukmin is a muslim=mukmin is the highest level of muslim in Islam when a muslim heart is perfect in its faith while performs all the act
not every muslim is a mukmin=someone whose faith is imperfect may not be a mukmin but remains a Muslim.when Iman is neglected from a person but islam attribut to him he just a muslim
Ihsan=same meaning like good deed and taqwa.being veiled from Allah,point their hearts become veiled from knowledge of Him and concern for Him during daily lives,deprivation of seeing Allah in the next life

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1.Islam=the first external action is to testify there is no deity save Allah and Muhammad is messenger of Allah.The remaining are regular prayer,regular alms,fasting Ramadan, and Pilgrimage.some other external proof,who rejects the declaration of faith,he has no share whatoever in Islam.
2.Iman=inner beliefs in the heart ,it is belief in Allah,belief His angel,His books,His messengers,resurrection after death and belief His Divine power

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Islam
Testifying that theres no god except Allah and Muhammad as the Messenger of Allah.Performing the act of salah,fasting in the month of ramadhan,performing hajj,paying zakah

Iman
Inner beliefs in the heart for Allah,His Messenger,His books,qiyamah and ressurrection day and the divine power

Ihsan
Prophet Muhammad PBUH said ihsan is to worship allah in this world in the manner appropriate for His presence and as if the servant sees Him with his heart.

2.Islam is external Iman is internal.
Islam is just a name of our religion.Iman is what complement islam.A believer with iman is the foundation of the glorious day of islam or the golden age of islam and the time of the prophet.Null and void for those holding an ID stated Islam but did not practice the commandments of allah.

3.A muslim as a mukmin is without a doubt a believer who truly believes in Allah and follow all his rules and restrain himself from transgressing.A muslim not acting like a mukmin on the other hand is someone who dont practice islam the way allah wants.WOE be to him who chase dunya and forgetting the akhirah

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Islam, Iman and Ihsan
Islam : To declare that there is no God but Allah and Muhammad (SAW) is the messenger of Allah (SWT). By declaring this a person accepts the message of Allah Almighty that is revealed to humanity through the last prophet Muhammad (SAW). After accepting Islam it is obligatory on Muslim to observe all other Islamic obligations like five daily prayers, Zakat, Fasting in Ramadan, make a pilgrimage (Hajj) of the house of Allah if he/she is capable of doing this physically and also financially.
Iman : It is an inner belief in the heart of a Muslim, in believing in Allah, His Angels, His messengers, the resurrection after the death 💀, and belief in Divine Power, its good and its bad.
Ihsan : Prophet Muhammad (SAW) described ihsan as : “To worship Allah as if you see Him, and if you do not see Him, He sees you.” The concept of Ihsan in Islam is also that a Muslim is a responsible person where he does things in a good manner. Ihsan means a Muhsen is sure that Allah is seeing him/her in everything he/she says or does in his life. So, a Muhsen does his best to say and do only what pleases Allah Almighty and conforms to His commands.

Relationship of Islam, Iman and Ihsan
Each term are related and dependent on each other. Iman os the foundation on Islam and Ihsan. Without Iman, there will be no Islam and Ihsan. The relationship of Iman and Islam is similar to the seed and fruits. Iman is the seed and Islam represent as the fruits. To get a good fruits it must come from the best seed. To get the strong hold on Islam, must need a good Iman. Therefore, when Iman is settled in the heart of the servant, he/she shall perform the conducts recquired by Islam. Which lead the servant to do the required conducts with Ihsan.

Every Mukmin is a Muslim but a Muslim not a Mukmin
A mukmin is a muslim because his/her iman settled in the heart of a person, he/she do and peform what Allah ask to and leave what Allah forbid to.
Not every of the Muslim is a Mukmin because his/her iman might be weak-his heart is not fully have faith although he performs the acts of Islam
Imperfect faith in a person will not be a Mukmin but remains as a Muslim.

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1)Define islam, iman and ihsan

Islam - the prophet has explained that the first category to the meaning of islam consists of external actions. Which is speech and physical conduct. Speech means to testify there is no God but Allah, like reciting the syahadah. Whilst physical conduct involves with bodily action or with property. Examples being like doing zakah with ur property or doing your obligatory prayers

Iman - it has been explained by the prophet (s.a.w) that Iman is an inner belief in the heart. Believing in Allah, his angels, his books, his messengers, the day of resurrection and the devine power. Together with its good and bad

Ihsan - the prophet (s.a.w) explains as worshipping Allah in the manner appropriate for His presence and His direct observation, as if the servant can see Him with their heart, looking upon Him as they worship Him

2)Relationship between Islam, Iman and Ihsan
- iman exclusively means the belief of the heart whilst islam refers to a persons surrender to Allah. Ihsan on the other hand means worshipping Allah as if the servant can see Him. Therefore, when iman is settled in the heart of the servant, he or she shall perform the conducts recquired by islam. In which leading the servant to do the recquired conducts with ihsan

3) every mu'min is a muslim but not all muslims are mu'min
- every mu'min is a muslim because a mu'min's iman is settled within their hearts, therefore they will perform all the conducts recquired by islam. Making them very much a muslim. However, not all muslims are mu'min. This is likely due to the muslim's weak iman, in which his heart is not perfect in his faith. Altho he may perform some acts of islam. But he or she is still a muslim nonetheless

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MUKMIN AND MUSLIM.
Mukmin is muslim bcs iman becomes settled in the <3 of a person, he perfoms conducts required by Islam

Not every muslim is mukmin bcs his iman might be weak in which case his heart is not perfect in faith although he performs some of the acts of islam (hypocrite).
Imperfect faith in person may not be mukmin but remains a muslim.

(buku ior version lama bukan page 27 hingga 35 :(, done confess)

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ISLAM
first category; the external actions both speech and conduct. It is to testify that there is no deity save Allah and that Muhammadbis the messenger if Allah. The remaining acts namely regular prayer, alms, fasting Ramadhan and pilgrimage, all involves conduct tht can be describe either involving only body or even property or a composite of both two. However, in the version of hadith, mentioned only 5 acts bcs they are th foundation of islam. Therefore whoever discharge these 5 duties becomes a true muslim, whereas a person performs only the first obligation remain obliged to perform all the remaining acts required of him. Aa for whoever rejects the declaration of faith, has no share whatsoever in islam.

IMAN
Inner beliefs in the heart saying tht it is belief in Allah, His Angel,  His books, His messengers, resurrection after death and believe in divine power.
Consist of three things;  statements, conducts and intention and all that conducts is subsumed therefore undee the category of iman.
Avoiding major sins are part of iman too bcs otherwise it would make no sense to describe the person who commita such acts to be negating aspects of his faith :)

IHSAN
sometimes it associate with Iman and the other tines with Islam. Also, associate with taqwa or good deeds.
To worship Allah in this world in the manner appropriate for His looking upon Him as he worships Him. The rewards of such person is glancing upon the face of Allah directly in the hereafter.
Worshipping Allah in this manner.  Namely drawing forth the feeling of his closeness and that He is with the servant as though he sees Him.

RELATIONSHIP
Both iman and islam have same meaning when they are use without the other. When they are use together however one has a specialised meaning, as in the case in the hadith.
Thus when islam and iman are mentioned together, iman refers exclusively to the belief of the heart and its knowledge while islam refers to a person's surrender to allah.
Islam is external while Iman is in the heart.

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1. Islam- According to the Prophet (S.A.W) himself, there are only five acts that Islam is base on and that is  declaration of faith,  Salah five times a day, fasting in the month of Ramadhan , paying the Zakat and perform Hajj to those who lives at a distance from Makkah.
Iman- It means to to believe with our heart, admit it with our tounge and and act out all His rules and stay away from disobeying Him.
Ihsan-  It means to worship Allah as if the servant sees Him with his heart as he worship Him.
2. The relationship between Iman and Ihsan is that everytime we do a deed or an Ibadah which is related to to our Iman,of course we are doing it with Ihsan  as we want to worship Him wholeheartedly.  This can be seen in one of Allah's statement in the Qur'an, "No sin accrues to those who believe and do good deeds for that which they eat so long as they have taqwa, believe(in Allah) and do good deeds. Then, they(continue) in their fear of Allah and their belief in Him. Then,they continue to fear Him and do well (Ihsan), and Allah loves those who do well."
Ihsan can also be related with Islam as we practice Ihsan in the main five pillars in Islam. Like when we do our daily prayers, we contribute it as if He is there watching us. This can be proven in Allah's statement "Indeed,whosever submits himself to Allah, practicing Ihsan, then he has grasped the firmest handle."
The relationship between Islam and Iman is really close as without Iman, Islam will only be just something we have to follow in our life and not making it as part of ourselves. The Prophet (S.A.W.) once said, "Islam is external and Iman is in the heart."
3.  Every  Mukmin is a Muslim, because when Iman is settled in the heart of a person, he performs the conduct by Islam. The Prophet (S.A.W.) said "There is a tiny part of the body that when it becomes healthy, the entire body becomes healthy, and when it is ill, the entire body becomes ill. That part of the body is the heart." However, not every Muslim is a Mukmin because his Iman might be weak, in which case he performs some of the acts of Islam. Someone whose faith is imperfect may not be a mukmin but nontheless remains a Muslim. This is because Islam is not removed from a person merely for failure to perform some of the conduct Islam requires. In the Sunnah of the Prophet(S.A.W.), shows nothing that somone who abandons an obligatory practice of Islam thereby leaves Islam.

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Islam
Islam is derived from the word "aslama" which means both "to surrrender" and "to have peace", thus defining the fundamentals of the religion itself. Islam is then defined by it's five pillars, namely 1)To declare that there is no other God than God Himself,
2)To fulfill the five daily prayers 3)To pay Zakah
4)To fast during the month of Ramadhan and
5) To perform hajj, at least once in a lifetime, under the terms that the person is able to do so

Iman
To put in simplistic terms, Iman is belief/faith. There are 6 pillars of Islam,
1)Belief in Allah
2)Belief in the Angels
3)Belief in Holy Books
4)Belief in Prophets
5)Belief in Day of Judgement
6)Belief in God's predestination
Only when a Muslim fully believe in each of these does he have "Iman", or in other words "...does he have faith in himself"

Ihsan
Ihsan is derived from the word "Husn" which carrries the meaning of "excellence" or "perfection". As its's self-explanatory name suggests, Ihsan is the concept where every Muslim should try to achieve excelence in every aspect of their life, wether it be religious acts or simply social interactions. Such is narrated in a hadeeth that having Ihsan is performing salah as if he could see God, but if he can't see Him he should know that He sees him.. The message here is not that Ihsan is achieving submissiveness in ibadah, but to do what a person does as near to perfection as much as he can.

Relationship between Iman, Islam & Ihsan
As each of the terms "Islam", "Iman" and "Ihsan" has been defined in previous questions, readers may notice the articles were aligned in order of External acts(Islam), Internal acts(Iman), and Ultimate core(Ihsan). This is to give a better understanding for the question of relation of these three. Islam acts as the Universal set, Iman is a subunit within Islam and Ihsan is a subunit within Iman. One may have Islam, but not all have Iman, and not all who have Iman have Ihsan. However, it is indubtable that one who posseses Ihsan also possesses Iman, and all those posses Iman has Islam.

"Every Mukmin is a Muslim, but not every Muslim is a Mukmin"
First and foremost, Mukmin = someone who possesses Iman, Muslim = Someone who possesses Islam

as explained earlier, Iman is a subunit of Islam, which means all people with Iman possesses Islam but not everyone who posseses Islam possess Iman. Such is due to that in order for someone to truly "believe" (read have iman) in sth, he first needs to accomplish the pillars of Islam. otherwise, his "belief" is not considered as existant as all the pillars of Islam is part of belief in the Koran and belief in Prophet.

However, simply being a Muslim doesn't gurantee one is a Mukmin, such is that one may fullfil the obligatory acts to become a Muslim, but he does not do them with faith(Iman). Just because he acts like he believes doesn't guarantee he believes, as Iman is a matter of the unseen. Iman needs to be performed by heart, and such has no relation with his acts (which makes him a Muslim)

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Islam
The Prophet (S.A.W) explained the first category consists of external actions,both speech and conduct. The first external action is to testify that there is no deity save Allah and Muhammad is the messenger of Allah. The remaining acts are regular prayers,fasting and Pilgrimage. In the transmission of Ibn Hibban, the additional terms in the definition of Islam are performing Umrah and wudu.

Iman
The Prophet explained Iman as inner belief in the heart,that it is belief in Allah,His Angels,His Books,His Messengers,resurrection after death and belief in Divine Power. The definition of Iman defined by the the Prophet is “knowledge in the heart,voicing with the tongue and performing with the limbs”.

Ihsan
The Prophet explained that ihsan is to worship Allah in this world in the manner appropriate for His presence. This condition leads to sincerity in worship. The second part of the hadith of the Prophet explaining Ihsan is that “if you do not see Him,than He sees you”.

Relationships between Iman,Ihsan and Islam.

Iman,Ihsan and Islam are interrelated and connected with each other. In order to make sure the true islam and to achieve ihsan, we must built the strong foundation of iman first. Iman is the foundation of Islam and Ihsan. Without Iman, there will be no Islam and ihsan. The narrower the concept of iman one possesses,the narrower will be the application of Islamic practice in his life,the narrower chance for him to achieve Islam. Knowing that our iman can be increased and decreased,we must as much as possible to acquire knowledge and understanding in order to strengthen our iman.

Every Mu’min is a Muslim,Not every Muslim is a Mu’min

Every mukmin is a muslim when iman becomes settled in the heart of a person,he performs the conduct required by Islam. Not every Muslim is a Mukmin because his Iman might be weak,in which his heart is not perfect in its faith,eventhough he performs some of the acts of Islam. Someone whose faith is imperfect may not be a mukmin,according to the understanding of Iman,but nonetheless remains a Muslim. There is nothing in the sunnah of the prophet shows that if someone who abandons an obligatory practice of Islam,thereby leaves Islam.

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Islam.
-The Prophet Muhammad S.A.W stated that Islam consists of external actions, both speech and conduct
-External actions consists of syahadah, perform regular prayer, fasting, zakah, performing Haji
-Also refer for a person to fully submitted to their creator "ALLAH S.W.T"

Iman
-The Prophet Muhammad S.A.W stated iman as a inner beliefs in the heart,saying it is belief in Allah,His Angels,His books ( Holy Quran ),His messengers, resurrection after death, and belief in Divine Power,its good and its bad
- Three different methods to gained iman which is by accepting the truth by heart, declaring by tounge and using limb to act

Ihsan
-The Prophet Muhammad S.A.W stated ihsan is worshiping Allah S.W.T in this world in the manner appropriate for His presence and His direct observation, as if the servant sees Him with the heart, looking upon him as he worship him

Relationship between Islam, Iman, Ihsan
-Islam is external while Iman is considered internal which is from heart as stated bi Imam Ahmad
-Allah states that no sin accrues to the one who believes in Allah S.W.T. and do good deeds
-Allah states that the person that practicing Ihsan then he has grasped the firmest handle and for those who do excellent, He will grant them the beatific vision in paradise

Every Mukmin Is a Muslim But Not Every Muslim Is a Mukmin
-Scholars have said that "every Mukmin is a Muslim" because when Iman become settled in the heart of a person, he performs the conduct required by Islam
-However, "not every Muslim is a Mukmin" because his Iman might be weak and not perfect in its faith. As for Islam, Muslim not removed from a person merely for failure to perform some of the conduct Islam required.

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Islam

• Based on Prophet Muhammad PBUH 's explanation, Islam consists of external actions which are also known as the five pillars of Islam. These acts are namely to testify that there is no God but Allah and Muhammad is the messenger of Allah, performing the five daily prayers, fasting in the holy month of Ramadhan, paying Zakāh and performing Hajj for those who are able. Another definition of Islam is to prevent oneself from committing the acts that Allah has forbade.

Iman

• Iman is the arabic word for Faith. According to prophet Muhammad SAW, Iman is explained as inner beliefs in Allah, His angels, His holy books, His messengers, resurrection after death and Divine Power (the truth in every good and bad). Iman is gained by three different methods which are accepting the truth by the heart, declaring the truth by the tongue and using the limbs to carry out what the truth requires.

Ihsan

• Prophet Muhammad PBUH stated that Ihsan is defined as to worship Allah in this life in the manner that is suitable for His presence as if the servant sees Him with his heart, relying only upon Him as he worships Him. In other words, convey the feeling of His closeness as though the servant sees Him.

The relationship between Islam, Iman and Ihsan.

• The terms Islam and Iman both serves the same meaning when they are not used together. However, when the terms are binded together each word has it's own special meaning.

Iman mainly refers to the inner beliefs of the heart towards the truth while Islam refers to a person's submission to Allah. For the same reason, the Prophet PBUH said that Islam is external and Iman is internal.

Ihsan is sometimes associated with Iman and Islam. The association of Ihsan and Iman is that Allah SWT loves those who constantly do good deeds and have taqwa towards Him. Meanwhile, the association of Ihsan and Islam is when a person submits himself to Allah by establishing every good quality in his actions.

Every Mukmin is Muslim

• Scholars have said that Every Mukmin is Muslim because when Iman is unsettled in someone's heart, he performs the action required by Islam.

Not every Muslim is a Mukmin

• Not every Muslim is a Mukmin because his Iman might be weak, it's the same case as although a person commits some of the acts in Islam his heart still has some imperfections in it's faith. This does not necessrily mean that the person is a hypocrite but rather has weak faith.

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Islam
-Consists of external actions , both speech and conduct
-This indicates that all externall acts that are obligatory are included in the meaning of Islam
Examples :
1. Syahadah
2.Perform regular prayer
3.Paying Zakat
4.Fasting in Ramadan
5.Performing Haji / Umrah

Iman
-Inner beliefs in the heart , saying that it is belief in Allah , His Angels , His books , His messenger , resurrection after death and belief in Divine Power , its good and its bad
There are 5 principle of Iman

Ihsan
-Worshiping Allah in this manner ; namely , drawing forth the feeling of His closeness and that He is with the servant as though he sees Him
-This necessarily results in glorification , fear , awe and respect  ( of Allah )

Islam and Iman
Islam is external and Iman is in the heart
Ihsan and Iman
Allah states that no sin accrues to those who believe in Allah and do good deeds .
Ihsan and Islam
Allah says that every servant who is giving total submission to Him and practising Ihsan , then he has grasped the firmest handle and for those who do excellent , He will grant them with the beatific vision in Paradise

Every mukmin is a muslim but not every muslim a mukmin
This is because a mukmin has give total submission to Allah , whatever he does is for Allah without any hesitation and strongly believe in Allah 's plan but a few muslim just practicing the way of Islam without understanding and learning the beauty of Islam . The difference make the difference in their Iman level .

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1.Definition of Islam
Islam is a religion that worships Allah the almighty as the lord. Rituals and actions regardless of being external or internal are performed to justify one's identity as a muslim(islam believer). The core of Islam is to belief that Allah is the only god in existence and Prophet Muhammad is the messenger of Islam.
Definition of Iman
Iman means inner beliefs. The beliefs are referred towards Allah as the lord,his angels,his books,his messengers, resurrection of death after kiamah, and Divine Power. The main point of having Iman is to enlighten one's heart to only believe that only Allah is the deity to be worshipped
Definition of Ihsan
As explained by Prophet Muhammad, Ihsan is an act of worshipping Allah to the point where the servant could see Allah directly. Ihsan could lead a Muslim to develop glorification,fear,awe and respect towards Allah.
2.Islam,Iman, and Ihsan are related by which if a Muslim that practices islam has strong belief in all aspects of Iman , they can achieve Ihsan towards Allah. As mentioned if a Muslim does all Islam practices daily and maintains his inner belief towards Allah, Ihsan can be bestowed upon him.
3.Not all Muslims are mu'min because not all that practices Islam has the level of iman that can place them as mu'min. However,althought their Iman is not strong enough, they are still considered Muslim. While Mu'min that practices and does islamic teachings everyday is definitely a Muslim

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Definition of Islam
-The Prophet (S.A.W) explained that the first category consists of external actions, both speech and conduct. The first external is to testify that there is no deity save Allah and that Muhammad is thr messenger of Allah. The remaining acts included salah, fasting in Ramadhan, paying zakah and pilgrimage.Islam refers to a person's surrender to Allah, his subservience to Him and his submission to Him.

Definition of Iman
-The Prophet (S.A.W) explained it as inner beliefs in the heart, saying that it is belief in Allah,His Angles, His books, His messengers, resurrection after death, and belief in Divine Power, its good and bad.

Definition of Ihsan
-Ihsan has be mentioned in several places in Quran. Sometimes it is associated with Iman and other time with Islam. At other time with taqwa or good deeds. Ihsan is to worship Allah in thid world in the manner appropiate for His presence and His direct observation, as if thr servant sees Him with his heart ,looking upon Him as he worship Him.

Relationship between Islam, Iman and Ihsan
-The way to reconile these seemingly is to understand that both have the same meaning when they are used without the other. When they are used together, each one has a specialised meaning. Iman refers to the belief of the heart and its knowledge, Islam refers to a person's surrender to Allah his subservience to Him and his submission to Him. With Iman, a person will perform the conduct required by Islam. With Iman and Islam, Ihsan can be done.

"Every Mu'min is a Muslim, but not every Muslim is a Mu'min"
-The precise scholars have said that "every Mu'min is a Muslim" because when Iman become settled in the heart of a person, he performs the conduct required by Islam. But not every Muslim is a Mu'min, because his iman might be weak, in which case his heart is not perfect in its faith, although he performs some of the acts of Islam. As for Islam, muslim not removed from a person merely for failure to perform some of the conduct Islam requires.

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1. Islam is derived from the Arabic root "Salema": peace, purity, submission and obedience. In the religious sense, Islam means submission to the will of God and obedience to His law. According to hadith, prophet Muhammad S.A.W. defined iman as "aknowledge in the heart, a voicing with the tongue, and an activity with the limbs." In Islam, ihsan is the Muslim responsibility to obtain perfection, or excellence, in worship, such that Muslims try to worship God as if they see him, and although they cannot see him, they undoubtedly believe that he is constantly watching over them.

2. Iman is the foundation of islam and ihsan because it is the firm of believe in the articles of faith arising out of knowledge about them. Islam is a practicle demonstration of iman involving the application of the principle of Islam as an outer action whereas Ihsan focuses on human intentionality and reflects the quality of our actions.

3. When we differentiate Muslims from Mukmins, we have a special aim with that. It's because when we say Muslim and Mukmin together, they have two different meanings. In this case Muslim means a person who complies (speak the shahadat) with outward actions and he must have basics of belief in his heart, but he sins and he has not fulfilled all obligations of iman. But he has basics of iman in order to enter Jannah. Otherwise he cannot be a muslim meanwhile Mukmin means a Muslim who comply with all obligations of Iman and such person will also enter Jannah without being punished in the Hell. That's why not all Muslims are Mukmin.

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1. Based on prophet Muhammad SAW Islam is defined as external actions which consist of speech and conduct. External actions are referred to the five principles which is reciting the syahadah, performing prayers, paying Zakah, fasting in Ramadan and immigrate.

Iman is defined as inner beliefs in the heart. Saying that it is believing in Allah, His angels, His books, His messengers, resurrection after death and believing in Devine Power, its good and its bad.

Ihsan was explained by prophet Muhammad SAW as to worship Allah in the manner appropriate for His presence and His direct observation. Worshipping Allah as the servant sees Him with his heart.

2. Iman refers to the believe of the heart and its knowledge. Islam refers to a person’s surrender, subservience and submission to Him. As reported by Imam Ahmad 'Islam is external and Iman is in the heart'.

When Iman is negated from a person, but Islam is attributed to him, the Iman of that person has yet to be imperfected. When Iman is attributed with Islam, his act of worship are accepted.

3. Every Mukmin is a Muslim because when Iman becomes settled in the heart of the person, he performs the conduct required by Islam. Mukmin participation of Islam, has enough Iman whereby his acts of worship are accepted.

Not every Muslim is a Mukmin because his Iman might be weak. This means his heart is imperfect in its faith although he performs some of the acts of Islam. According to Ibn 'Abbas, they were not hypocrite but have weak faith. They have yet experience its truth or lack of its essentials as Iman increases and decreases.

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1. Definition(islam,iman,ihsan)
-Islam is the religion of peace as well as submitting and surrender oneself to Allah SWT.It involves both speech and conduct such as reciting the Shahada followed by other external act.Avoiding all the act that Allah has forbidden is also a part of Islam.
-Iman is a part of inner belief system in the heart.Generally,the most simple definition of Iman is the belief in the six articles of faith.
-Ihsan is taking one’s inner belief and showing it both in action & deeds.The Prophet(SAW) explained that Ihsan is to worship Allah SWT in a way that it is appropriate in His presence & observation as if the servant sees Him with his heart.If the servant do not see Him (metaphorically),He surely sees them.

2. Relationship between Iman,Islam,Ihsan
-Islam refers to the total submission and surrender of a person towards Allah SWT whereas Iman refers to the belief in one’s heart.When Iman is planted in someone’s heart,they will automatically perform the conduct required in Islam.Both external & interior actions are part of conduct define in Islam.The merging of Islam & Iman result in a firm trust in Allah,giving and refusing for His sake and so on.The perfection to worship God & doing good deeds can be obtain by practising Ihsan.The concept of ‘to worship Allah as though you can see Him and if you cannot see Him,then he indeed sees you’ can ignite the sincerity in oneself when performing the conduct that Islam requires.

3. Explanation
-A person who possesses strong Iman is refered as mu’min & every mu’min is a muslim.However,not every muslim is a mu’min because the Iman might be weak.The heart is not perfect in faith which contributes to the weakness of one’s Iman eventhough he performs some of the act of Islam.On the contrary,in Islam,it does not remove the title Islam in a muslim merely for failure to perform some obligatory act that is required in Islam.For example,it is not stated that if a person does not perform the daily prayers regularly will leave Islam.Nevertheless,the words such as kufr & nifaq are used to describe who do some forbidden acts.Thus,when Iman is absent in a person but Islam is attributed to him,the Ima of that person is yet to be perfected

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1. >> Islam
- Requires a person to surrender     to Allah, his subservience to Him and submission to Him.
>> Iman
- Refers exclusively to the belief of the heart and His Knowledge.
>> Ihsan
- To worship Allah in this world in the manner appropriate for His presence and His direct observation.

2. Iman, Islam and Ihsan are linked to each other. It is related and dependant on each other. Iman is the foundation of Islam and ihsan, without iman there will be no islam and ihsan.

3. - Every mukmin is a muslim because when Iman becomes settled in the heart of a person, he performs the conduct requires in Islam.
- Every muslim is a mukmin however iman might be weak in which case his heart is not perfect in its faith although he performs ibadah.

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1. Define islam, iman and ihsan

Islam denotes complete submission, surrender and obedience to Allah. Islam consists of external actions such as to testify that there is no diety save Allah and that Muhammad is the messenger of Allah, performing Salat, fasting during Ramadhan, paying zakah and performing Hajj. In the transmission of ibn hibban, additional terms included in the definition of islam is; performing umrah and performing wudhu’. Islam is also to refrain from all acts Allah has prohibited.

Iman is inner beliefs in the heart , which is belief in Allah, His angels, His books, His messengers, resurrection after death, and belief in divine power, its good and its bad.

Ihsan however is drawing forth the feeling of His closeness and that He is with the servant as though he sees him resulting in glorification, fear, awe and respect to Allah. This will also lead to sincerity in worship and encourage ones ability to improveit, completing it properly and perfecting it.

2. Relationship between Islam, Iman and Ihsan

As reported by Imam Ahmad, “ Islam is external and Iman is in the heart “. When Iman settled in the heart of a person, he will performs the conduct required in Islam sincerely and will have firm faith and trust to Him. Thus removing from one’s heart bad deeds such as cheating, covetousness and spite as well as all other types of harm and injury as one remembers Allah. One will do everything for the sake of Allah. This resulting in Ihsan which means worship Allah with sincerity. Prophet (S.A.W) said ihsan is that “if you do not see Him, than He sees you” as it is hard to attain the high level of iman and ihsan but Prophet (S.A.W) told us that we may seek to attain that level by increasing our knowledge and that He certainly sees us. So it is important for us to fully understand the relationship of Islam, Iman and Ihsan so that we could be a Mu’min and truly devotes ourselves to Allah and islam not only a muslim by name.

3. Explain: Every mukmin is a muslim(2m),& not every muslim is mukmin

A Muslim is someone whose islam is attributed to him whereas a Mukmin is a Muslim whose faith is strong and fully embraced the relationship between islam, iman and ihsan. A Muslim whose faith is not strong may be not be a Mukmin but nonetheless remains a Muslim. This is because someone will not be removed from islam merely for abandons some of the obligatory practice of Islam but still has enough iman whereby his acts of worship are accepted. This is why not every Muslim is a Mukmin as someone need to achieve high level of faith to be a Mukmin.

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1. Definition of Islam, iman and ihsan:
Islam- Prophet Muhammad S.A.W. testified that there is no other god to worship than Allah S.W.T. , performing the five duties which are the foundations of Islam. Islam also means to abstain ourselves from the acts that Allah has prohibited.
Iman- Iman is the inner beliefs in the heart, beleiving in Allah, His Angels, His books, His messengers, resurrection after death and believe in the good and bad of Divine power.
Ihsan- Ihsan is  worshiping Allah in this world in the manner appropriate for His presence and His direct observation, as if the servant sees Him with his heart, looking upon Him as he worships Him.
2. Relationship between Islam, iman and ihsan:
islam and iman
when islam and iman are mentioned together, iman refers to the belief of the heart and its knowledge, and islam refers to a person's surrender to Allah, his subservience to Him and his submission to him. Islam is external and iman is in the heart as reported by Imam Ahmad.
Ihsan and Iman
Allah states that no sin accrues to those who believe in Allah and do good deeds . Then they continue to fear Him and do well, and He loves who do well
Ihsan and Islam
Allah states that whosoever submits himself to Allah, practicing ihsan, then he has grasped the firmest handle and for those who do exellent, He will grant them with the beatific vision in Paradise.
3. Explain every mukmin is a muslim, & not every muslim is a mukmin
Every mukmin is a muslim
Every mukmin is a muslim because when iman becomes settled in the heart of a person, he performs the conduct required by Islam
Not every muslim is a mukmin
Not every muslim is a mukmin because his iman might be weak, in which case his heart is not perfect in its faith, although he performs some of the acts of Islam

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1. Define ;
Islam :
- To testify that there is no deity worthy of worship but Allah and Muhammad is the Messenger of Allah, to perform prayers, to give zakah, to fast in Ramadan & to make the pilgrimage to the House (if you are able to do so).
- Discharge 5 main duties of Islam.
- Refrain from all acts that Allah has prohibited.

Iman :
- Inner beliefs in hearts — belief in Allah, His Angels, His books, His Messengers, and the Last Day, and to believe in divine destiny, both the good & the bad ones
- For instance, when we see Allah’s creation, we believe that there is a creator who creates everything.

Ihsan :

- To worship Allah in this world as if the servant sees Him with his heart & looking upon Him as he worships Him
- We worship Allah & always believe that Allah is watching us
- If we do not see Him, then know that truly He sees us.

2. Relationship between Iman, Islam & Ihsan ;

- Iman refers exclusively to the belief of the heart & its knowledge.
- Islam refers to a person’s surrender to Allah, his subservience to Him & his submission to Him.
- Islam is external & Iman is in heart.
- An example of Ihsan is related with Islam ; Whoever submits to Allah & practicing Ihsan, it means that he has grasped the firmest handle.
- Whoever have faith in Allah (Iman) they would do good deeds (Ihsan). And Allah loves those who do well (al-muhsinin)

3. Every mukmin is a muslim, but not every muslim is a mukmin ;

- When Iman of someone becomes settled in his heart, he would perform all the main duties required by Islam.
- It means that, whoever have reached a high level of Iman, he would obey the divine law by doing all the things required by Islam and refrain himself from doing the things that prohibited in Islam.
- Muslims, who have a weak faith (Iman) is not considered as a mukmin even though he might perform some of the acts of Islam.
- These persons are still muslims but with a weak faith.

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1.Define Islam, Iman & Ihsan: refer pg 27-35
2.relationships between Iman Islam & ihsan page 27-35
3.Explain: Every mukmin is a muslim,& not every muslim is mukmin

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There are two philosophers of muslim.They are Al-Attas and Maududi
AdDin define by:
1. Al-attas
-Indebtness
-Natural Inclination
-Submissiveness
-Judicious power

2.Maududi
-Submassive
-Law and regulation
-Dominance

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Religion & Ad-Deen are two different things.
There are 2 Muslim Scholars that defined Ad-Deen in different perspective :

According to Al-Attas ;
1. INDEBTEBNESS
- The indebtedness towards Allah because Allah granted the debtor(us) gifts/bounties.
2. NATURAL INCLINATION
- Fitrah to need God
3. SUBMISIVENESS
- Surrender to Allah and obey to Him >> ibadah
4. JUDIACIARY POWER
- Refers to laws

Meanwhile Maududi said that ;
1. DOMINANCE
- Allah has the power.
2. SUBMISIVENESS
-(same as Al-Attas)
3. LAWS & REGULATION
- Must perform ibadah in order to repay Allah.
4. CALLING TO ACCOUNT
- Report/Retribution

CONCLUSION >> Ad-Deen is about to submissive to Allah SWT to repay the indebtedness towards Him lillahitaala.

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-There are 2 scholars that explains the meaning ofAddin

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-religion is a set of belief
-religion is general but addin have deeper meanings
-addin is a derivatives from the word dana(indebted), yadiinu(indebting) and diina(indebt).

There are 2 philosophers who described the meanings behind the word addin:
1)al-attas:
-Indebtedness: means we have a huge debt towards Allah as he is the supreme one,the one created us, gave bounties to us and sustain it.
-Natural Inclination: means it is 'fitrah' that we humans need god. Especially when we encountered danger, hardships and many more. We have nothing to rely on, except the almighty,Allah swt.
-Submissiveness: it means a total submission or surrender towards Allah. To depict our submission towards Him, therefore we need to perform ibadah such pray,fasting and many more. Besides that it is also compulsory for us to follow what has He told  and leave He prohibited.
-Judiciary power- we must believe there is a supreme power over us ,there is the who knows everything about us which is The Almighty God,Allah.

2)Maududi:
-Dominance: we must believe the existence of the most dominant , Allah. He is the most supreme one. He is the one who controls and creates everything.
-Submissiveness: (same like al-attas), submission to what?to..:
-Laws and Regulations: we must know the difference between haram,makhruh,sunat and wajib.
-Calling to account: We have believe that there is report or retribution day where we are being judge for our doings in this dunya.

Difference between Devine religion and Non- Devine religion:

Devine religion:
-Has a protected Kitab,or book that is pure and never been altered or modified before.
-Believes in Messenger of God(Rasul) and prophet(Nabi)
-Believes in One God
-ex: Islam

Non-Devine religion:
- Have a book but its already been altered and modified
-Does not believe in messenger or prophecy
- Believe in many gods
- ex: Christian, Buddha,Hindu

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- Religion and Addin is two different things.
- There are two muslim schoolers who explains what does Ad-Din meant which is Attas and Maududi.
- Ad- Din basically means that we realized that there are a power that are more superior than us which is Allah. We felt that we have to submit because Allah have given us many gifts. So, there are laws and regulations that we have to abide to show our indebtedness and someday, Allah will judge us with fairness on retribution day.

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Religion is a general word, can be used by every one and doesnt have an in depth meaning to it. Whereas Ad-din does have a very deep meaning to it.

Ad-Din can be defined by two philosophers, Al-Attas and also Maududi.

Based on Al-Attas, Ad-Din means indebtedness, submissiveness, natural inclination to god and judiciary power.

Based on Maududi, Ad-Din means dominance, submissiveness, laws and regulation and calling to account.

Selamat Hari Raya.

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Alyasyifa
1. Ad deen is about indebtedness towards Allah
2. We need to submit ourselves through ibadah based on quran and sunnah
3. All of our doings in the world will be judge at the judgment dat

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-being submissive to God is crucial in our life as we depends on Him in everything that we do
-doing simple things as reciting the Quran and performing the five daily prayers can express our indebtedness towards Allah SWT
- understanding Ad-din can help us to understand our own religion and be devoted to it

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Ad-Din and Religion
1. there are 2 scholars about addin and that is atta and Maududi
2 Atta explains who we are towards Allah and we have

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Dah tau dah maksud ad din ni.
Faham dah pasal definisinya.
Best jugak ior ni :').

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We are just servants to the AlMighty Allah SWT so we hv to obey the rules of Islam. We hv already known the retribution for our deeds whether it is good or bad ,bout the rewards or punishment. Lastly, the natural inclination show tht we need god to rely on.

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1. Religion is natural inclination, we need someone to rely on.
2. We are indebtedness, so we have to follow the rules and regulations to pay the debt
3. Allah is the almighty, Allah is the place to repoet everything

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Two Muslim Scholars defined the meaning of Ad-din.
According to Maududi, Ad-din serves 4 basic meanings which are Dominance, Submissiveness, Laws & Regs. and Calling to Account.
Attas stated that Ad-din is defined by Indebtedness, Natural Inclination, Submissiveness and Judiciary Power.

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1) religion is something general
2) ad-din is specified only to muslims
3) Attas define ad-din starting from servants to Allah SWT
4) Maududi define ad-din in vice versa from Attas

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Ad-Din is discussed by two great muslim philosophers which are Attas and Maududi. They both defined the definitions of Ad-Din in details.
Attas- 1. Indebtedness (we are all indebted to Allah)
2. Natural inclination
3. Submissiveness (obey to Allah’s rules)
4. Judiaciary Rules

Maududi
1. Dominance (implies that Allah controls and created us all)
2. Submissiveness (submission)
3. Laws and regulations (in ibadah and also when it comes to ‘hukum’)

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Religion/Ad-Din
-we are useless without Allah
-Allah gives us blessings and sustains them for us
-we must surrender ourselves to Allah

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Attas
1.indebtedness
2.natural inclination
3.sub

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Attas
1.indebtedness
2.natural inclination

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Attas
1.indebt

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Attas
1.indebtedness
2.natural inclination
3.submassive
4.judiciary power

Maududi
1.power of Allah
2.submassive
3.laws and regulation
4.judgementday

Both have the same meaning but different term

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That Al Attas defined Ad Deen starting with who we are what is our purpose and what we are supposed to do which is devote our lives to Allah
Whilst Maududi defined Ad deen starting with Allah's supreme authority and that we as his servatnts must submit to him entirely and be compliant to his orders. Doing ibadah as he ordered and avoiding what is haram. Also explaining that we shall be judged for all that we have done in our time

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Ad-din and Religion
-The defininition of ad-din according to Al-Attas :
1.Indebtedness of servant to the Almighty because of uncountable nikmat and sustainlity
2.Natural inclination ( fitrah ) that all human need God
3.Total submission to Allah through ibadah
-According to Maududi :
1.Laws and regulations in performing ibadah by obeying His order.
2. Calling of account. In the end of the day, all creations will be judge

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Religion:
- More general
- Set of belief
- Include guidance but not specific

Ad-deen :
- Covers all aspect of life
- We obey to Allah
- Allah is the only one who have rights to judge all of us

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Religion is a general word, can be used by every one and doesnt have an in deoth meanin

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Religion and Ad-Din:
1. Allah is almighty and above all
2. As his salves we need to

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Religion and Ad-Din:
1. Allah is almighty and above all

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Religion and Ad-Din:
1. Allah is almighty and above all

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Religion and Ad-Din:
1. Allah

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Religion and Ad-Din:
1.

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Religion and Ad-Din:

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Religion and Ad-Din

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Religion and

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Attas
1.indebtedness
2.natural inclination
3.submissiveness
4.judiciary power
Maududi
1.sovereignty of allahs power
2.submissiveness
3.laws
4.retribution /qiyamah

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Architect
Sleep

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-MUHAMMAD NUR ISKANDAR BIN SHAHIBUN
-ARCHITECT
-DRAWING AND READING

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Drawing in spare time
Architect to be Insya allah

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Hobby; depends on wht time
Ambition; a useful person

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Hobby: sketching
Ambition: lecturer in architecture

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Eat,game
Architect,entrepreneur

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Sleeping/Thinking about life
Quantity Surveyor/Owner of a McDonalds

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Hobby: Surf the internet

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Ambition: an animator
Hobby: drawing

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Ambition: Architect or animator
Hobby: Drawing,reading novels

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Hobby: travelling
Ambition: architect