The five roots of Usul ad-Din in Shi’a Islam (AQA GCSE Religious Studies A): Flashcards
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5 roots of Usul ad-Din in Shi'a Islam
5 roots of Usul ad-Din in Shi'a Islam
Tawhid, Adalat, Nubuwwah, Imamate, Mi'ad
Meaning of 'Usul ad-Din'
Meaning of 'Usul ad-Din'
Roots of religion
Twelvers in Shi'a Islam
Twelvers in Shi'a Islam
Those who believe there were 12 Imams
Seveners in Shi'a Islam
Seveners in Shi'a Islam
Those who believe there were 7 Imams
Tawhid
Tawhid
The oneness of God/Allah
Adalat
Adalat
Divine justice
Nubuwwah
Nubuwwah
Prophethood
Imamate
Imamate
Successors to Muhammad
Mi'ad
Mi'ad
Day of Judgement and Resurrection
Most fundamental root in Usul ad-Din
Most fundamental root in Usul ad-Din
Tawhid (oneness of God)
Key theological difference: Shi'a vs Sunni
Key theological difference: Shi'a vs Sunni
Belief in Imamate (divinely appointed Imams)
What Adalat teaches about Allah
What Adalat teaches about Allah
Allah is perfectly just and never acts unjustly
Surah expressing Tawhid
Surah expressing Tawhid
Surah 112:1-4
Imams in Shi'a belief
Imams in Shi'a belief
Divinely appointed leaders with special knowledge
What Mi'ad belief includes
What Mi'ad belief includes
Individual accountability & divine mercy