The basic of fundamental of Islam is very simple and now the now the non-muslims also believe that Islam is very kind and prosperity with his believers and also non-muslims.
Dr musharraf hussain who is the chief executive of the academia institute in nottingham and he's talk about the basic beliefs of islam and said first of all beliefs in arabic is iman and it simply means to accept as truth whatever the prophet of islam Muhammad (S.A.W) taught so it's having this unwavering belief and acceptance of first and foremost of course is belief in god in an almighty Allah and really that is it to be honest the rest of the two major beliefs that is the prophethood.
Hereafter all revolve around this and of course we'll be talking about the six beliefs angels the books. The faith really reinforce the belief in one supreme almighty all-powerful god really so these it's really all about god and the six basic beliefs so if we count them let's see there's god it's angels it's messengers it's books it's the last day and absolutely I mean if each as we will you know explore them later on we. You will see that really they all come back to god the angels the books it's all about god communicating god talking to his people and of course you know that is the only way that we can know god so where does one look to find what these beliefs are there creeds are there books.
He said, the first and foremost source is the glorious quran itself but muslim scholars over the centuries have been it nicely into a creed similar to the christian creed and we have many popular ones and the one which the hanafis in particular world over and the ashari's use is called akaid anasafi. The beliefs of the great teacher of the 11th century nasafi.
He said, There are three ways of looking at the islamic creed slightly different from one another there is the humbly way and then there is the ashari way and then there is the maturity the contents are the same it's just the style and it is just the tone and the tenor it which they are and sometimes details actually that's the only difference but otherwise I mean they are actually the same in many respects what is this word belief.
He said, In a way it's accepting god as the creator of the universe it is accepting that this is the reality really and it's actually in many ways we can compare it to a spectacle you know how we it gives us a world view how we view the world how we view ourselves and how the world and seeing the world and understanding what's around you how does belief then relate to works because that's a an issue in many religious traditions how does that fit together well and you know there is this notion that belief gives you this basis of relating with your creator and therefore trying to please and to really live his will really and so the works are really putting into action.what your faith teaches you so it's really that the relationship is very close that you know the beliefs really have to be expressed physically and that's what we're about really and the works are really the deeds are really expression of our love and relationship withe god.
The Muslim scholars and there is one view which is very simply that no you know faith doesn't actually increase it's like all or non in physiology you know you need to reach a certain threshold once you've reached that threshold and you've crossed it that's it. It doesn't really matter after that so it's actually meaning you've entered the pale of islam you've entered the boundaries of islam and that's it but of course there is the other view that no faith keeps on increasing as your deeds anhen as your relationship and as your connection develops with the almighty.
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