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1. Outline three purposes of the five roots of Usul ad-Din. The five roots encourage Muslims to live a good life. Muslims acknowledge the oneness of Allah in prayer... show full transcript
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The five roots encourage Muslims to live a good life by providing moral guidance and establishing ethical principles in every action.
Muslims acknowledge the oneness of Allah in prayer, which reinforces their faith and connection to the divine, fostering a sense of community and shared belief.
They encourage Muslims to treat others fairly by promoting justice and compassion, which helps in building harmonious relationships within society.
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Angels are depicted as messengers of Allah, such as the angel Jibril (Gabriel) who delivered revelations to the prophets. This underscores their role in conveying divine messages and guiding humanity.
The Qur'an portrays angels as guardians and protectors of believers, emphasizing their role in overseeing human actions and aiding them in righteous endeavors. For instance, they are described as recording deeds, which plays a crucial part in the Day of Judgement.
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