IS ISLAM A COMPLETE CODE OF LIFE?

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OUTLINE
 What does ‘complete code of life’ mean?

 How can ‘perfectness of religion’ be checked?

 Which are the various fields/departments in which human beings

involve?

 Is Islam a ‘A Complete Code of Life’?

 Interpretation and interconnection of two Ayat:

• There is no compulsion in religion. (Surah Baqarah 2:256)

• Enter perfectly in Islam. (Surah Baqarah 2:208)

 Understanding to the nature of the commandments of Islam
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Islam ‘A Complete Code of Life’

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Islam

Imaniyat Ibadat Akhlaqiyat Mu’amalat Mu’asharat

Articles of Modes of Social

Faith Worship Ethics Dealing System

Allah Right of: Employer & Political

Angels Shahadatain Parents Employee System

Books Salah Teachers Bayer & Seller Education

system
Rusul Zakat Wives Joint
Ownerships Government
Last Day Saum Relatives System
Joint
Resurrection Hajj Neighbors Enterprise Defense
Predestination Non-Muslims System
Ijarah
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Faith Worship Ethics Dealing Social System
Belief in Oneness of Shahadatain Right of: Employer & Employee Political System
Allah
( ) Parents
(Baqarah 2:255)
Bayer & Seller Education system
Angels
Salah Teachers
( )
Joint Ownerships Government System
Books
Wives
( )
Zakat Joint Enterprise Defense System
Rusul
Relatives
( ) Obedience to the
Trade and Finance Leader
Last Day
Saum Children
( ) Family System
Ijarah
Resurrection
Muslims
( ) System of Justice
Hajj Deferred Payments
Predestination
Non-Muslims
( )
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…
There is no compulsion in religion.
(Surah Baqarah 2:256)

... ...
Enter perfectly in Islam …
(Surah Baqarah 2:208)
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Understanding Religion
 First and foremost ‘Right’ is of Allah
 Prophets are sent to be obeyed (not to follow people)
 Lawful wish of others is religion of yours
 Islam invites to ponder over the creature to believe in Allah and examine
the life of Muhammad (s.a.w) to believe in him as a Messenger
 Islam demands blind practice once your have accepted it
 Benefit of majority is preferred over minority
 Long-term benefits are preferred over short-term
 Worldly fortune for examination (only A’mal for satisfaction)
 Compulsory ‘Ilm is what that Ambya brought with
 Target of Religion is organs of human body particularly the heart
 A’mal are judged by intention
 Condition of world is the reflection of A’mal
 Decision on the basis of the ‘belief of last breath’
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