Why Should We Follow Islam?

What is the purpose of human creation? Why do we have to obey Muslim? Why does Allah need prayers? Every religion basically teaches their followers to do good. Then why can you follow only Islam? Can he follow another religion? These are some of the problems Non Muslims often ask Muslims. These questions require specific answers. In most cases ordinary Muslims can not answer. But there are many reasons to follow Islam.

What is Islam? How do you figure out the phenomenon of human and history characterized by this diversity and contradiction? What is "Islam" of Islamic philosophy and Islamic art? Should we talk about Islam or Muslim? Should we distinguish between Islam (religion) and Islam (culture)? Or should we completely abandon 'Muslim' as an analytical term? Among them, Shahab Al-Ahmad proposed a bold new concept of Islam, challenging the mainstream understanding based on the "religious" and "cultural" categories, or their privileged laws and scriptures. He believes that these ideas will prevent us understanding Islam, distorting it, weakening Islam, making it incoherent

In the context of this study, we study Islamic radicalization and violent Islamism. Before we study literature, we should not confuse the two terms Islam and Islam. Muslims are religions, believers of this religion are called Muslims, not Muslims. Islamism or Islamism is a term made by the West to distinguish Islam beliefs or religions from Islams as ideological or political Islam. Islam refers to the political ideology devoted to the creation of countries and societies that conform to religious teachings and Islamic law (Islamic law). Muslims are those who use religious discussion to further achieve political goals; in contrast, radical Muslims or violent Islamists use violence to advance their goals I am distracted (Precht, 2007)

Islam is a religion. Islam, also known as political Islam, is "a reform movement advocating government and society reorganization according to Islam" or, more simply, the desire to impose Islamic law on society. Jihadism is "using power to spread Islamism". So, we should try to oppose Muslims, not Islam. Maajid detailed the differences between Islam, Islam, and jihadism and dedicated his life to fighting Islamic extremism through the Quilliam Foundation, Maajid also referred to the term that became increasingly used I oppose Islamophobia. Terminating most criticisms against Islam is called "delusions" - even though criticism comes from Muslims themselves. Asra Nomani, Raheel Raza, Ayaan Hirsi Ali, Irshad Manji - These are the few famous Muslim reformers classified as Islamic phobia in the process of reforming religious beliefs.