Islam in a Nutshell - Definitions Posted: Apr 15th, 2019 - 12:44 pm In Reply to: Dearborn Muslim charged with receiving terror training - from ISIS
The doctrine of Islam is made up of the Quran and Sunnah.
The Sunnah is the biography and traditions of Mohammed.
Mohammed is the prophet of Islam Devout Muslims strive to pattern their life after Mohammed, the “perfect person.”
The two parts of Islam are religion and politics (Shariah).
The two cannot be separated.
In the US we separate religion and politics.
Most Muslim countries designate Islam as the national religion
The U.S. Constitution forbids establishing a national religion.
Religion is the smallest part of Islam.
There is no multiculturalism in Islam – Muslims and Islam are always superior to others.
Islam puts all people into two categories: believers and unbelievers.
Unbelievers are all non-Muslim people, also called Kafirs or Infidels.
Kafirs have no rights in Islam.
Mohammed hated kafirs and waged Jihad on them continually until he died.
Jews and Christians are called dhimmi and are required to pay the Jizya (a special tax levied on non-Muslims) and live a second class life in Muslim countries.
Mohammed is the supreme authority in Islam.
Only 14% of Islam is Quran, 86% is Sunnah (Mohammed).
If you know Mohammed, you know Islam Islam makes Muslims, Muslims do not make Islam.
What Muslims say about Islam is immaterial.
Moral good and evil in Islam are not a matter of reason, but are based on Allah or their prophet Mohammed (Reliance of the Traveler, Section a1.4)
Islam does not have a “Golden Rule”.
By the very concept of Kafir, there can be no golden rule in Islam. (Surah 48:29)
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