Basic Islamic Beliefs and Values
Subjects / Religious Studies / Islam
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Islam is the second largest religion in the world, and has followers in many different countries. In this title, we will look at the main beliefs of Islam, especially concerning God, or Allah. We will also consider some of the most important ideas about the religion. Muhammed (peace be upon him) was the founder of Islam, so we will look at his life and how Islam came into existence. We will consider the basic values of Islam as shown in the Five Pillars and explore some of the most important Islamic teachings. It is important to remember that the name of the religion is Islam, but the people who follow the religion are called Muslims.
| Author: | Tim Bridgeman | Publisher: | GCSEPod® |
| Narrator: | Carol McGuigan | ISBN: | 978-1-84906-109-4 |
Chapters
- What is Islam?
- Allah and Tawhid
- The Life of Muhammed
- The Five Pillars of Islam
- Other Important Islamic Teachings
- Risalah
Exam Board Relevance
- Edxcel
- AQA
- CEA
- IGCSE (EdExcel)
- OCR
- SQA
- WJEC
- IGCSE (CiE)
Includes original GCSEPod image art. Additional pictorial images created by Damon Smith
Curriculum and Exam Board Information
Key Issues
- Surah 1
- Surah 112
- Surah 2:115-117
- Surah 3:145
- Surah 30:20-25
- Surah 30:22
- Surah 33:21, 40
- Surah 40:61-68
- Surah 6:165
- Surah 6:95-99
- Surah 96:1-5
- Surahs 1; 59:22-24; 112
Titles
- Authority
- Beliefs
- Beliefs and Values
- Believing in Allah
- choice, personal and corporate identity
- Community and Tradition
- Day of Judgement, Akhirah, Heaven and Hell
- Exploring creation and our place in the world
- God, life and death
- GOOD AND EVIL
- innocent suffering and the concept of evil
- Islamic Beliefs and Values
- Islamic Community and Tradition
- Islamic Worship and Celebration
- Living the Muslim Life
- Marriage and the Family
- Matters of Life and Death
- medical ethics and the sanctity of life
- Muhammad
- Places and Forms of Worship
- RELIGION AND EQUALITY
- RELIGION AND SCIENCE
- RELIGION, POVERTY AND WEALTH
- Religion: Wealth and Poverty
- Risalah
- Social Harmony
- Sunnah
- Tawhid
- The attributes of Allah
- The concept of Ummah
- The Five Pillars
- The Five Pillars of Islam
- THE NATURE OF BELIEF
- THE NATURE OF GOD
- The Pillars
- war, violence and peace
- Worship and Celebration
Chapters
- actions of the Prophet
- Akhirah: life after death
- Akhirah: Muslim beliefs about life after death including resurrection and judgement
- Akhirah: paradise and hell
- Akhirah: the Day of Judgment
- Allah and his attributes
- Allah, God: tawhid - predestination or supremacy of the divine will
- Allah, God: tawhid - shirk (associating anyone with God) the most serious sin
- Allah, God: tawhid - the compassionate, the merciful
- Allah, God: tawhid - the nature of God as creator
- Allah, God: tawhid - the oneness of God
- Belief in Allah intervening in the world through miracles and through the teaching of Muhammad
- Beliefs about the goodness of Allah and the nature of Shaytan/Iblis
- Common identify through observance of the five pillars; special reference to Salah
- his call
- Human life is a gift from Allah
- Islamic teaching about life after death (al'Jannah, jahannam)
- Islamic teaching about resurrection
- Islamic teaching judgement (akhirah)
- Islamic teaching on al Qadar and human freedom
- Islamic teaching on greater and lesser jihad and the effects of this teaching on a Muslim's life
- Islamic teaching on relationships between the sexes and sex outside marriage (pre-marital sex, promiscuity and adultery).
- Islamic teaching on sanctity of life (life as created by Allah and sacred to Allah)
- Islamic teaching on the nature of humans as Khalifah as shown in the Quranic teachings about Adam
- Islamic teachings which help to promote racial harmony
- Muhammad: his life and work in Madinah and Makkah
- Muhammad: the Hijrah
- Muhammad: the last of the prophets
- Muhammad: the revelation he received
- Muslim as khalifahs guardians of the planet
- Muslim attitudes to the creation as a place of worship
- Muslim beliefs about the nature and authority of Qur'an
- Muslim beliefs about the nature of Allah
- Muslim beliefs about the Qur'an
- Muslim beliefs about the Qur'an amd its organisation (surah, ayat, bismillah)
- Muslim beliefs about the Qur'an and its revelation to Muhammad
- Muslim ideas about the origins of the world and of humanity
- Muslim ideas about the place of humanity in the world and the relation between people and animals
- Muslim responses to the problem of evil: submission to the will of Allah
- Muslim teaching about concern for the poor and about the right uses of money
- Muslim teaching about moral and immoral occupations
- Muslim teachings about equality from the Qur'an
- Muslim views forbidding representations of Allah and Muhammad
- one compassionate creator God
- Risalah, prophethood: Muhammad as the seal of the prophets
- Risalah, prophethood: the Angels
- Risalah, prophethood: the Books
- Risalah, prophethood: the respect given to the prophets from Adam to Jesus as channels of communication of divine revelation
- Risalah: how Allah communicates with humans
- Risalah: Islamic teaching on angels
- Risalah: Islamic teaching on holy books (tawrat, zabur, injil)
- Risalah: Islamic teaching on prophets (with special reference to the Qur'anic accounts of Ibrahim and Isa)
- Salah, and Du'a
- Shahadah - creed
- Shahadah - monotheism
- Shahadah - risallah
- Shahadah containing the two basic concepts of the Oneness of God, and prophethood
- Shahadah: the declaration of monotheistic faith and the role of Muhammad
- Tawhid: Muslim beliefs about Allah, in particular unity, power, creativity, mercy and compassion
- Tawhid: The sin of shirk and why it is the major sin in Islam
- Tawhid: The ummah of Islam, its relationship to tawhid and its significance for Islam
- Teaching on heaven and hell
- the absence of any representations of Allah or Muhammad
- The belief in Muhammad as the seal of the prophets
- the concept of shirk
- the concept of tawhid
- The example of Muhammad
- The importance of the hadith and sunnah of the Prophet in illustrating and guiding good Muslim practice
- The last of the prophets
- the life and teaching of Muhammad
- The life of the prophet Muhammad with particular reference to his call to prophethood
- The life of the prophet Muhammad with particular reference to his work in Madinah
- The life of the prophet Muhammad with particular reference to his work in Makkah
- The life of the prophet Muhammad with particular reference to the hijrah and its importance for Islam
- The nature of Allah
- the practice of the Five Pillars and Jihad
- The Prophet Muhammad as the model human
- The qualities of Allah - 99 names
- The shahadah as a summary of Islamic belief
- The teachings of Islam on almsgiving and charity
- The teachings of Islam on compassion and justice
- The teachings of Islam on possession
- The teachings of Islam on stewardship
- The teachings of Islam on uses and dangers of wealth
- The unity of God - Tawhid
- the use of calligraphy to express Muslim belief
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