Islamic Beliefs on the Soul

Islamic faith to the soul According to the poet of the Quran, human creation brings to it the soul of Allah's "breath". The invisible part of this person's presence is "pure" at birth. If this person sends a justice life, there is a possibility that it grows and approaches God. Upon death, the soul of this person turns into eternal happiness, peace, and endless spiritual growth, until the day of judgment, the body and soul will be reunited for judgment. If you go to heaven and they do not obey him, you will receive orders or punishments to reward God.

Resurrection: I think that the dead will come back sometime in the future. It is closely related to the beliefs of Jews, Christians, and Muslims. In other words, a person is a combination of a body and a soul. In the Jewish tradition, the belief in the resurrection between two Makabeans was very slow and was adopted by Christians. Sometimes when Christians refer to "resurrection" they refer to the physical resurrection of Jesus Christ three days after being crucified (Prothero 2008: 274)

Animism is an important part of Minang Kabao culture. Even after Muslims invaded the Minanguabo society in the 16 th century, the animismic belief did not disappear. In this belief system, people are said to have two souls. A true soul and a soul that can disappear, semanpatat. Semangat represents the vitality of life and is said to be possessed by all animals and plants. This illness may be interpreted as an evil spirit capturing semanpatat, and you can consult shawang to summon unseen force and bring peace to your family. Sacrifice can be made to soothe the soul, and certain things like amulets are used as protection. Prior to the emergence of the paddle movement in the second half of the 18th century, Muslim customs such as praying, fasting, attending a mosque, and the like were seen in the highlands of Minangkabau.

Muslim and Muslim-related beliefs recognize the concept of evil as malignant gin, afarit, shaytin. Unlike faith in angels, the six Islamic beliefs do not have faith in the devil. However, Islamic theology usually assumes that there are several demons, there is still a belief in further elaboration in Islamic folklore. In addition, the Qur'an refers to Zabaniyaya torturing the hell in hell, and he may have started with Arab demon 's class. But their punishment was done according to the order of God, so they were not balanced with Shaytin, which in turn rebelled against the will of God.