FAQs

In Islam, Jesus (peace be upon him) is a revered prophet, not divine. He was born miraculously to the Virgin Mary, performed miracles by GOD’s permission, and called people to worship Allah alone. Islam rejects the Trinity and the idea of Jesus as God or the son of God, emphasizing the oneness of GOD. Jesus was not crucified but was raised to Heaven and will return before the Day of Judgment.

In Islam, salvation comes through: 1. Believing in One God (Allah) and accepting Prophet Muhammad as His final messenger. 2. Living a good life, doing kind deeds, and following God’s guidance. 3. Relying on God’s mercy and forgiveness, which is open to all who turn to Him.

In Islam, after death: 1. The soul enters Barzakh (a waiting period). 2. Everyone will be resurrected for the Day of Judgment. 3. Actions are judged, leading to either Paradise (for the righteous) or Hell (for the sinful). Life after death is eternal, and our choices in this life determine our final destination.

Yes, Muslims believe Satan exists, known as Iblis. He is a jinn who disobeyed Allah and seeks to mislead humans from the right path. Muslims are warned to seek refuge in Allah from his influence.

In Islam, God (Allah) is One, eternal, and unique. He has no partners, equals, children, or parents. He is the Creator of everything, all-powerful, all-knowing, and merciful. Muslims worship Allah alone and believe He is close, hears prayers, and forgives those who repent.