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Also known as faith in Islam, iman in Islam, iman (Islam), faith (Islam), ʾīmān

faith or belief in Islam

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Iman is the Arabic term for faith or belief in Islam, representing a Muslim's conviction in God and the core teachings of the Islamic religion. It matters because having iman is considered essential in Islam—it's what makes someone a believer and shapes how they practice their religion and live their life.

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Wikidata facts

Subclass of
faith
Part of
aqidah
Has part
yaqeen
Named after
faith
Religion
Sufism
Country of origin
Hejaz
Followed by
iḥsān
Follows
Islam
Based on
waḥy
Depicts
Qur’an
Director
Nafs
Image
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Said to be same as
Noor
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name in native language
إِيمَانٌ، اَلْإِيمَانُ
topic's main category
Category:Iman
partially coincident with
Sainthood in Islam
Commons category
Iman
physically interacts with
human body
item operated
Dua
commemorates
al-Aleem
language of work or name
multiple languages
illustrator
Sufi
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I sei articoli di fede (ʿAqīda) sono stati enumerati dai sunniti come segue: 1. * Credere in Dio (Allah), l'unico ed il solo meritevole di ogni adorazione (tawḥīd). 2. * Credere a tutti i profeti (nabi) e messaggeri inviati da Dio: Abramo, Mosè, Davide, Gesù, Maometto. 3. * Credere nei libri inviati da Dio (Torah, Salmi, Vangelo e Qur'an). 4. * Credere negli angeli. 5. * Credere nel Giorno del Giudizio (qiyama) e nella risurrezione (la vita dopo la morte in Janna o nel Jahannam). 6. * Credere nel Destino parte della vita.

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