This category discusses the science of tawhid (monotheism) of Ahlussunnah wal Jamaah according to the methodology of Imam Abu Hasan Al-Asy’ari and Imam Abu Manshur Al-Maturidi. All writings are compiled based on authoritative books on creed such as Jawharat at-Tawhid, Aqidatul Awam, and Syarh Sanusiyah, with a style of language that is easy to understand for beginners and advanced students alike.
We focus on purifying creed from deviant understandings, as well as explaining the fundamental principles of faith, such as the essential attributes of Allah, the attributes of the Prophet, the pillars of faith, and refuting groups that deviate from the path of the Salaf.
Faith in the books of Allah is one of the foundational pillars of Islamic theology. This conviction goes beyond mere verbal affirmation; it requires heartfelt validation and practical application in daily life. Believing in divine scriptures means having absolute certainty that Allah SWT revealed His words to His prophets and messengers as a universal guide … Read more
Believing in angels constitutes a fundamental pillar of Islamic theology (Aqidah). They are entirely obedient creations of Allah, fashioned from pure light (nur), and are entrusted with specific, critical duties to maintain the order of the universe and execute His divine will. Knowing the names of angels in Islam and comprehending their specific functions helps … Read more
Belief in angels is a fundamental theological pillar within Islamic teachings. This conviction forms an inseparable part of a Muslim’s creed. Understanding the belief in angels goes far beyond merely acknowledging their existence; it involves recognizing their inherent nature, specific roles, and exalted status within Islamic theology (Aqidah). By grasping this concept, a Muslim perfects … Read more
Questions about what reincarnation is frequently appear in theological discussions and comparative religion. Broadly, reincarnation means the belief that a human soul returns to the physical realm in a new body after death. This idea is common outside Abrahamic faiths. But how does reincarnation in Islam actually work? This academic article explains the issue thoroughly, … Read more
Faith (Iman) is the absolute core of Islamic teachings. It is not merely a verbal declaration but a profound conviction residing within the heart, fundamentally shaping every aspect of a Muslim’s life. However, do we fully comprehend the pillars of faith? These are the structural pillars that form the theological bedrock for every individual who … Read more
Studying the methodology of entering the fold of Islamic monotheism (Tawhid) is intrinsically tied to the declaration of faith. This pledge forms the bedrock supporting all physical and spiritual acts of worship. Without a valid testimony, all other righteous deeds lose their primary foundation. Therefore, fully understanding the pillars of Islam requires us to meticulously … Read more
Islam, as a religion of mercy to all the worlds (rahmatan lil ‘alamin), possesses a robust foundation that supports all of its teachings. This foundation is known as the Pillars of Islam. Understanding these principles is a crucial obligation for every Muslim, as these five pillars constitute the fundamental acts of worship mandated as a … Read more
Faith in Allah (Iman billah) constitutes the paramount pillar within Islamic doctrine, forming the very bedrock of a Muslim’s existence. As the first pillar of Iman (Rukun Iman), faith in Allah not only dictates the direction of worship but also profoundly shapes one’s entire worldview and approach to daily life. With unwavering faith, a Muslim … Read more
Faith (Iman) constitutes the primary foundation in Islamic teachings. It firmly underlies every single aspect of a Muslim’s life, encompassing both acts of devotion (ibadah) and social transactions (mu’amalah). Orthodox Islamic theology establishes that there are six pillars of faith that an individual must correctly affirm as a strict condition for the validity of their … Read more
When discussing Islamic theology (‘Aqidah), we often stop at mere memorization from our school days. If asked about the belief in Allah’s Messengers, we universally recognize it as the fourth pillar of faith. But does our understanding truly end there? Is it sufficient to simply memorize the 25 names of the prophets without grasping the … Read more