What are the Pillars of Faith ( Eamaan)? Islamic Kids Lessons

Summary

In this educational video, children are introduced to the six pillars of faith (Iman) in Islam. The lesson explains the importance of believing in Allah, His angels, His books, His messengers, the Last Day, and divine predestination. The video emphasizes that faith should be present in the heart, expressed through words, and demonstrated through actions. It also highlights the role of the messengers and the importance of the Quran and other divine scriptures. With simple language and engaging visuals, the video aims to help young viewers understand the fundamental beliefs of Islam.

Takeaways

• 😀 Faith (Iman) has three important elements: belief in the heart, belief with the tongue, and belief with the body.
• 😀 Believing in your heart means being sincere in your faith and belief.
• 😀 Believing with your tongue means speaking truthfully about your beliefs and not lying.
• 😀 Believing with your body means showing your faith through your actions and good deeds.
• 😀 The first pillar of faith is to have faith in Allah, recognizing that He is the only true God and Creator of everything.
• 😀 The second pillar of faith is to believe in the angels, who are made from light and always obey Allah's commands.
• 😀 The third pillar of faith is to believe in the Books of Allah, including the Quran, which is the most important, along with others like the Torah, Injil, Zaboor, and Suhuf.
• 😀 The fourth pillar of faith is to believe in the messengers of Allah, who were human but chosen by Allah to guide people to do good deeds.
• 😀 The fifth pillar of faith is to believe in the Last Day, the Day of Judgment, when everyone will be rewarded or punished based on their actions.
• 😀 The sixth pillar of faith is to believe in Qadar (Divine Decree), acknowledging that everything happens because it is part of Allah's will and plan.
• 😀 Muslims must seek help only from Allah and accept everything that happens as part of Allah’s will, understanding that nothing occurs without His permission.

Q & A

What is Iman (faith) in Islam?

Iman in Islam refers to faith, and it consists of three important elements: belief in the heart (sincerity in belief), belief with the tongue (saying what you believe without lying), and belief with the body (showing faith through actions).

How do Muslims express their belief in Allah?

Muslims express their belief in Allah by worshiping Him alone, seeking help only from Him, swearing and sacrificing only for Him, and recognizing Him as the Creator of everything.

What are the characteristics of angels in Islam?

In Islam, angels are created from light, and they are not like humans. They do not eat, drink, sleep, marry, or disobey Allah. They are always obedient and carry out Allah's commands.

Why are the books of Allah important in Islam?

The books of Allah are considered the speech of Allah and are crucial for guiding humanity. The Quran is the greatest of these books, followed by others like the Injil (Gospel), Torah, Zaboor (Psalms), and the Scrolls of Ibrahim. These books were revealed to various prophets.

What is the significance of the messengers of Allah in Islam?

The messengers of Allah are human beings who were sent to teach people Allah's words and guide them to live righteous lives. They are the best of Allah's creation, never disobey Allah, and serve as examples for humanity.

What do Muslims believe about the Last Day?

Muslims believe in the Last Day, also known as the Day of Judgment or Resurrection. On this day, everyone will stand before Allah to be judged for their deeds, and they will be rewarded or punished accordingly.

What is the concept of 'Qadar' (Divine Decree) in Islam?

In Islam, 'Qadar' refers to the belief in Divine Decree or predestination. Muslims believe that Allah has written everything that will happen in the world, including the actions of people, before the creation of anything. Allah’s will is always done, and nothing occurs outside of His knowledge or control.

What does it mean to believe in the 'Other' in Islam?

Belief in the 'Other' refers to the belief in the unseen aspects of Allah's creation, including the knowledge that whatever happens, whether good or bad, is part of Allah's will and plan.

How are Muslims encouraged to react to the events that happen in their lives?

Muslims are encouraged to be pleased with whatever happens in their lives because they believe that everything occurs according to Allah's wise plan. Even if something difficult happens, they trust that it serves a greater purpose.

What is the role of the pillars of faith in a Muslim's life?

The six pillars of faith serve as the foundation of a Muslim’s belief system. They help Muslims strengthen their relationship with Allah, guide their actions, and shape their worldview according to Islamic teachings.