ISLAM Man and the Universe

Muslims see the universe as created by the deliberate act of a personal, omnipresent God. The universe is not considered an illusion in any way and is basically good, being given for the benefit of man. Muslim respect for the world order led to the development of sciences in Arab countries long before developments in Europe. Muhammad did not produce miracles but simply proclaimed the message of Allah. Thus the presence of God in the world is seen not through supernatural signs but through the wonderful order of nature and the one great miracle, the Koran. Muslims generally do not expect miraculous deliverance from suffering in this life but believe that good deeds will be rewarded in the next life.

Man is considered a sort of vice-regent, in charge of creation under the authority of God. His purpose--and the goal of Islam--is to make a moral order in the world. Man is endowed with taqwa, a sort of divine spark manifested in his conscience that enables him to perceive the truth and to act on it. Conscience is thus of the greatest value in Islam, much as love is the greatest value to Christians. But Islam is in no way pantheism. Man may cultivate his taqwa and so live according to the way of Allah, or he may suppress it. Man thus deserves or is undeserving of God's guidance.

What are values in Islam?

The word Islam is an Arabic word which means submission or surrounding one's will. The word come out word Slam, which means Peace Therefore Muslims believes that when one is submission with Allah, they are also in peace. Who Muslims believes in Muhammad was the prophet of the founder Islamic faith in the year of 604AD. They believe that Muhammad was the prophet of the universal Prophet, fulfilling the prophecies of those there prophets sent before him, such as Zoroaster' Abraham, Moses, and Jesus .Muhammad carries the title of seal of prophets. The name of their God is Allah. The five pillars of Islam they are the frame work of Muslim life. They are 1 faith 2.Prayer 3concern of needy 4Self-Purification 5.Philgram of Makah Six pillar of Imam (faith).

Islamic law states that there is a dual Obligation for Man to follow. One is Duty toward the Almighty Allah and the other is duty toward Man. The dual obligations takes a lifetime to fulfil, and is the most difficult. Beyond These two duties are six articles, or pillars of faith.1.Belief in Allah as the one true God 2 There are angels that are between Allah and his prophet .They use as message. 3.Muhammad was a messenger of Allah as were the other prophets before him. 4. The Quran is a Holly book from Allah. 5.The last day- This is belief that the world will eventually comes to an end. One that day, there will be resurrection and judgement.6.Destiny- While Muslims believe that we have free will to chose between right and wrong, they are believe the Allah knows that our destiny is seven conditions testimony of faith .1. Knowledge- If one has knowledge they cannot be ignorent.2.CertanityIf one is certain, they will not have doubt.3. sincerity and purity .4.Truthfulness- If one is truthful they are not a hypocrite.5. Love And Devotion- This makes a believer knows of

Allah's true religion.6. Submission- If one is submissive, they will not disobey .7.AcceptenceIf one accepts, they will not reject or deny. If seventh condition do not exist then a believer is Kuffer or disbeliever.