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The five pillars of Iman represent the core beliefs every Muslim should have. While all six pillars are essential, here are the top three that are often emphasized.

Belief in Allah : The most importing pillar, means beliving in the existence of Allah and no one else. This is also include to believe that Allah has no partner and nothing are close to equal to him.

Belief in Angels : Muslim need to belief in the existence of angels who are created by Allah to help Him carry out his command. Angels do not have a free will and freedom like human to do things that we want and things that we need to do. This is the difference between angels and human.

Belief in Prophets : All of the prophet are sent by Allah, the first prophet is prophet Adam and the last prophet is Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). They are sent to guide human and to conveyed Allah's message to human. All of them are sent by Allah to help us to obey Him and to guide us to the right path

The Hadith of Gabriel is well known by the muslims scholar for it narration of aspects of faith and behaviour. In this hadith Gabriel come to (PBUH) in the form of man and ask himm about the teachings of Islam.

"Do not judge people easily" : The prophet advised us to not judge others when you do not know challenge and the difficulty that the are facing. This teach us the importance of empathy to understand others instead of jumping into conclusion

"Do not be too proud of yourself" : Prophet mention that no one will enter the paradise due to their deeds alone. He mentions that deeds are essential and are needed to enter the heaven, but humbleness and ethical are also needed. Having a lot of deeds but being ignorance and arragonce are useless

"Do not be excessively apologetic" : The prophet taught to be moderate in all things. By doing excessive apologies it can show lack of confidence. It is importan to apologize sincerely when needed, but also maintain a self respect to ensure we are not being seen as easy to others.

Quran is the final revelation from Allah, it is a book of knowledge that Allah gave us to guide us to Him. Al-Quran is not just a spiritual guide but also a source of guidance for life in many areas. This are several of why it is called as book of knowledge

Comprehensive Guidance for Life

In Al-Quran mention a lot on how to live a purposeful life, such as searching for Allah's pleasure to by worshipping him and obey his command. It also mention on how to perform a good behaviour, such as helping the needy and being nice to people around as, this is mention in Surah Al-Balqarah (2:177), this verse emphasizes the importance of giving to those in need such as orphans, the poor and those who are asking for help

Teach us About the World

The Quran encourage us to observe nature and Allah's creation. Al-Quran teach us on how the nature work more deepen compare to those other books. For example, Quran teach us on how bees make honey and build hives without being taught by anyone and know it by their natural instinct a

s mention in Surah An-Nahlu (16:68). This will teach us to appreciate Allah's creation and recognize his wisdom and power

Showing gratitude to Allah by saying Alhamdulliah (All praise due to Allah) are important in Islam. It is to acknowledge Allah's blessing in every chance that we had. Eventhough , sometimes everything are not align with our plans, we need to be grateful and remember that Allah's plan is much better.

In Islam, if you are makinf any intention to do ibadah you will be rewarded despite not doing it yet. When you do something for the sake for Allah with a sincere intention it will be consider as Ibadah. Whether a hard or simple task such as sleep, eat and read will be consider as Ibadah. Similarly as Dua, it is a form of Ibadah. It is a way to communicate with Allah, to ask for His mercy and guidance. It is seen as complete reliance on Allah. Together. intention and dua guide your action and bring you closer to Allah, this will transform everyday activities into acts of worship.

This is an essential element that will help us in life. These pillars can helps us guide to live a fullfling and purposeful life. Here e few key pillars of life,

Sabr : We need to be patience during challenge times by restraint ourselves from being mad. We neeed to stay calm and trust Allah's plan when facing difficulties or hardship. It not only about remain calm but also but having faith in Allah by trusting His plan.

Tawakal : It is mean to place your full trust in Allah while also trying to achieve your goals. We need to strive and work hard, but at the end of the day we need to trust Allah and believe that happened is because of Him. Tawakal is the balance between putting in effort and knowing that the final result is from Allah

Shukr : Being thankful for all the blessing in our life whether it is big or small. It is about appreciating Allah's blessing and showing our gratitude to Him. In the Quran, Allah says “If you are grateful, I will surely increase your favor upon you.” (Surah Ibrahim) (14:7)It is to remind us to reflect on Allah's mercy and have a humble life.

Eschatology is a study of what are going to happen after we die. In Islam eschatology talks about the day of judgement where everyone are going to die and will be judged by their actions. Muslims the live their live righteously will go to Jannah and if they live their life for entertaiment, they will go yo Hell. Muslims also believe that before the worl ends there will be certain signs such as the return of Prophet Isa and the rise of Dajjal. Eschatology helps us understand that everything are temporary and the life after death is eternal.

It refers to proper manners that one should follow when pursuing knowledge. In Islam, seeking knowledge are highly encourage, but it should be done with respectamd sincere. Here are the key for seeking knowledge.

Intention : It should be the sake for Allah not for anything else, it is to gain understanding of His guidance and to benefit yourself and others. Gaining knowledge should not for competing with others, nor show it off

Respect : Show respect to your teacher, since they are the person that are going to teach you and guide you. They should be honoured by the student and respect treated with kindness and gratitude. A teacher is not just an instructor but a mentor who imparts wisdom, shapes your character, and helps you grow intellectually and spiritually.

Gratitude : Be grateful with what you gain from learning. Everything that you gain from Allah and not from you own efforts alone. It is Allah who grants you the ability to learn, understand, and apply knowledge. Therefore, always thank Him for His blessings and remember that any success in gaining knowledge is a result of His mercy.

In Islam adab (manners) and akhlaq (chracter) are deeply valued since it shows how muslims live their life, either with a good or bad traits. These traits also guide how you interact with people around you, especially your family. We need implement a good manners with out parents, such as asking for their permission before doing something. This shows our respect towards them and acknowledge their role in guiding us.

As mention is Surah Maryam (19 : 41-50), Prophet Ibrahim who speaks to his father, despite his father is an idol maker who worship idoltery. Prophet Ibrahim approach him nicely and gently instead of harshly. This teach us that even in a difficult situation, we need to remain calm and use a soft tone with out parents.

In short, wisdom and good deeds go hand in hand—wisdom guides us in doing meaningful actions, and good deeds help us grow spiritually and positively impact others.

In conclusion, prayer, purification, and sincerity are key elements in worship. By fulfilling the conditions of solat, wudhu, and tayammum while striving for khusyu', Muslims strengthen their faith and devotion to Allah.

In conclusion, Zakat and Sadaqah are essential forms of charity in Islam that help purify the heart, reduce poverty, and foster unity among Muslims. Zakat is a mandatory contribution, ensuring wealth is distributed fairly to those in need, while Sadaqah is voluntary and can be given in various forms, including kindness and assistance. By practicing both, Muslims strengthen their faith, earn rewards, and contribute to a more compassionate society.