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Islam beliefs - Coggle Diagram

- - - - key ideas
        
        no human desires
        
        allah created them with no free will
        
        record deeds
        
        made of light
        
        can't disobey allah
    - - cries 3 times a night @ sight of hell
      - will blow trumpet on holy rock in Jerusalem
      - announce the resurrection of all from the dead
      - trumpet constantly poised at lips
      - will blow trumpet on day of judgement
      - arch angel
    - - only informed by allah when it is time to take a soul
      - doesn't work independently
      - separates souls from body
      - arch angel
      - takes souls at death
      - shapeshifter
    - - brings rain to earth
      - keeps devil out of heaven
      - protects faithful worshippers
      - brings sustenance to body and soul
      - immortal, always obeying allah
      - arch angel
    - - Raquib on the right for good deeds Atid on the left for bad deeds
      - often referred to as Kíraman Katibin angels
      - sit on either shoulder
      - noble recorders
    - - test the faith of the dead
      - carry very large hammer
      - terrifying judging angels
      - sit people up before questioning
      - 3 Q's asked at death
        
        who is your prophet?
        
        what is your religion?
        
        who is your lord?
      - use teeth to grab souls
    - - brings Allah's messages to chosen ones
      - bringer of good news
      - known as angel of revelation
      - arch angel
      - messenger of Qur'an
  - - - signs of the end
        
        increased dishonestly
        
        nakedness will become common
        
        drunkenness will become common
        
        swearing will increase
        
        society will fall apart
        
        a false messiah will appear
        
        more earth quakes
      - the last day
        
        Shi'a muslims believe the Mahdi has already been born & is in a state of occulation, a decedent of Muhammad
        
        The second will be Isa
        
        first of all the Mahdi, the savour who will rule over the world and restore peace and justice
        
        In Islam Isa never died, he will come back and fight the false messiah alongside the Mahdi
        
        two individuals will appear to set the world to rights
        
        when the world is set to rights the angel israfil will blow the trumpet to herald the last day.
    - - spiritual
        
        your soul is taken back to your body, where you enter a state of Barzakh, the veil between life and death
        
        you are interrogated by Munkar & Nakir
        
        we are judged(not only on actions but also niyyah), god is merciful so will count the good more than the bad
        
        given a preview of hell-fire, told you will go there but if you believe in Allah he would be merciful
        
        Angels give you a tour of heaven through a series of realms, each guarded by gates
        
        If you believe in Allah you are again showed Jannah and told you will go there at the end of time
        
        Azrail separates your soul from your body, like water pouring from a vase
        
        you go back to a state of Barzakh, awaiting the end of time
      - 8 gates of paradise
        
        gate of charity
        
        gate of Imam
        
        gate of restrain of anger
        
        gate of struggling
        
        gate of repentance
        
        gate of faith
        
        gate of satisfaction
        
        gate of fasting
      - physical
        
        facing mecca
        
        in white
        
        buried on your right
        
        within 24 hours
  - - - Significant prophet - restored monotheism among Israelites through the Tawrat. He lead Israelites out of slavery in egypt. His people are disobedient and the message was corrupt
      - "Oh my people, worship Allah; you have no diety other than him"
    - - Very significant - King David is considered to be the greatest king of Israel. he made Jerusalem a holy place recieving the word of God in the Zabur (Pslalms), which are still repeated by Muslims
      - "Strength is not gained over night; it is cultivated over time"
    - - Very important - passed the inner knowledge that God is one. One of the greatest prophets in Islam, he is remembered in all 5 prayers. God promises he will be a great father to a great nation
      - "he was one inclining towards truth, a Muslim"
    - - One of the most prominent - recognised as a successor to Musa for bringing God's law. He was given the Injil (Gospels) & performed miracles, was not part of the trinity
      - "We gave Jesus.. signs (miracles) and strengthened him with the holy spirit"
    - - Very important, the 1st person to recieve the message from God - making him the first prophet. Formed by God from the soil of the earth and is considered the father of the human race
      - "Our Lord we have wronged our souls"
    - - Most important - he brought the final message to man-kind, he delivered the Qur'an from Allah to humanity. He was the seal of the prophets
      - "The messenger had the best behaviour of all people"
- - - - Belief in the 12 leaders appointed by Allah. 11 were killed but the 12th one (the Mahdi) will return of the day of judgement.
    - - Resurrection. On the day of judgement all of humanity will be resurrected and judged. Jesus and the Mahdi will return
    - - Prophethood
    - - The oneness of God
    - - Justice of God. - Shi'a muslims put emphasis on God's justice. God will not abuse his power, and thus humans have the ultimate moral responsibility for their actions. God will judge accordingly
- - - - Holy books.Recognition of the importance of God's revelations to humanity. Not only to the Quran but also others like the bible, torah, gospels and pslams
    - - Prophethood: the channel of communication between God and humanity. Islam recognises the importance of the other prophets such as Adam, Ibrahim, Musa, Dawid, Isa & Muhammad (the seal of the prophets.
    - - Specifically angels, but also an awareness of of a spiritual realm beyond the physical world we experience. Angels record good and bad deeds, and there is a presence of Jinn
    - - The after life. This life is not the only one we lead. Muslims believe they will be judged at the end of time and sent to Janna (heaven) of Jahannam (hell) according to their deeds
    - - Belief in the oneness of God- Allah is unified and one
    - - Predestination and/or the will of God. Allah has a plan for the world. Everything happens according to his world. Muslims believe they have free will despite God's plan