Islam's Purpose And Meaning

The Islamic worldview creates a lifestyle of complete slavery and belief for its followers, thereby giving Muslim common targets and meanings throughout their lives. (Al-Hariri? Wendel, 2002, p. 79). Therefore, the submission of the plan of Allah is aware of God's absolute authority, and I am convinced that God has all the power alone. The obvious effect of this understanding is to fully devote his worship and life to God.

In order to realize the compassion of Allah and the grace of life, Muslims must first practice the five pillars of Arkanal Islam or Muslim (according to the practice of the Sunnis). Aqeeda ul-Islam is a "faith clause" that gives Arkanul Islam meaning and purpose. If they are not kept, they will not obey Allah so it is not Muslims therefore. In the absence of meaning by Aqeeda ul-Islam, the actions of Arkanul Islam are meaningless to God's eyes.

Islam is monotheism. This means that they believe in only God, this is the only god. They also believe that the purpose of this God is to create, listen, lead, and judge. They believe their purpose is to make the world a better place. The five pillars are the foundation of their religion. The first pillar is faith and witness. This means to completely trust God and spread this word of faith. The second pillar is everyday prayer. 5 rituals of prayers a day. Repeating praying throughout the day should strengthen the relationship with Allaah. The third pillar is Zakat. Zakat is an act of donating a part of annual wealth to other wealthy Muslims. This will create equality among the members. The fourth pillar is fasting. Muslims frequently recommend fasting, but only to fast between Ramadan. Fasting is a way to clean impurities, body and soul