Characteristics of Islamic Creed in Light of the Qur'an

Abstract

We must recognize that every belief system generally has characteristics that make it particularly appealing. Its adherents believe in it and it supports their position in remaining steadfast upon it, and the Islamic creed is characterized by several   Characteristics that distinguish it from all other worldly beliefs from their point of view, and if we look at it from the side Characteristics that distinguish it from all other worldly beliefs from their point of view, and if we look at it from the side Divine origin: God is all-powerful, and the creed that comes from Him is supposed to be free from falsehood. Neither her hands nor her back are appropriate for her, and she herself accepts rationality, reason, and proof as evidence. Therefore, she has nothing to fear (a better creed than her) if it is decided that man is free to embrace it and free Then it is the only creed from which the most upright and comprehensive way of life can emerge and be based, for it is inspired by God Almighty. God Almighty said: (Say, “Indeed, my Lord has guided me to a straight path”). So its source is God Almighty, and He has guided us to believe in it through what He revealed to His Messenger (peace and blessings of God be upon him and his family). From the verses of the Holy Quran, revealed through Gabriel (peace be upon him), to the Messenger (peace and blessings be upon him and his family), who conveyed this belief to all people, God Almighty said: “I only follow what is revealed to me. Indeed, I fear, if I should disobey my Lord, the punishment of a tremendous Day. Say, ‘If God had willed, I would not have I have not recited it to you, nor have I made you aware of it, for I have lived among you for a lifetime before it. Do you not understand The Islamic creed is characterized by its clarity, simplicity, and ease, for it is accessible, clear, simple, and uncomplicated. Freedom is an inherent aspect of a creed with these characteristics; its difficulty or ambiguity does not justify imposing it by force. It is based on clear truths. It is positive, responsive to human desires and aspirations, and it works alongside humanity to achieve these desires in sound ways. The truths of Islamic doctrine are not theories formulated by humans, or conjectures born of their imaginations, but rather they are from God. However, this steadfastness does not imply the freezing of human activity. Rather, it means adhering to fixed standards by which human activity is measured. Within the established truths of Islam, a person can move forward, progress, and develop their means of livelihood.