2. Practice of Islam (Deen) „The pillars of Islam“ Shahada – Confession of faith „There is no God but God, and Muhammad is the Apostel of God“ Salat – five daily Prayertimes (Sura 30:17+18) Prescribed prayers are recited 17 times a day Zakat – Almsgiving (Sura 2:271 – 273) obligatory, around 2,5 % of one´s income Sawm – Fasting (Sura 2: 183-187) During month of Ramadan, sunrise to sunset (some exeptions) Hajj – Pilgrimage (Sura 2: 196-197) a duty to any Muslim – who can afford it

3. Faith of Islam (Iman) God is One – unity of Allah = Tawhid

4. Faith of Islam (Iman) God is One – unity of Allah = Tawhid Angels of Allah

6. Faith of Islam (Iman) God is One – unity of Allah = Tawhid Angels of Allah – 4 Archangels, Jinns, good and bad Books of Allah – Taurat, Zabur, Injil, Qur´an

8. Faith of Islam (Iman) God is One – unity of Allah = Tawhid Angels of Allah – 4 Archangels, Jinns, good and bad Books of Allah – Taurat, Zabur, Injil, Qur´an Messengers of Allah – there were many, but only few are mentioned: e.g. Adam, Noah, Abraham, Moses, Isa (Jesus), Muhammad)

9. The Prophets of Allah Qur'anic Name 1. Adam 2. Idris 3. Nuh 4. Hud 5. Salih 6. Ibrahim 7. Isma'il 8. Ishaq 9. Lut 10. Ya'qub 11. Yusuf 12. Shu'aib 13. Ayyub 14. Musa 15. Harun 16. Dhu'l-kifl 17. Dawud 18. Sulaiman 19. Ilias 20. Al-Yasa 21. Yunus 22. Zakariyya 23. Yahya 24. Isa 25. Muhammad Biblical Name 1. Adam 2. Enoch 3. Noah 4. - 5. - 6. Abraham 7. Ishmael 8. Isaac 9. Lot 10. Jacob 11. Joseph 12. - 13. Job 14. Moses 15. Aaron 16. Alexander ?Ezekiel? 17. David 18. Solomon 19. Elijah 20. Elisha (?) 21. Jonah 22. Zechariah 23. John 24. Jesus 25. –

10. Faith of Islam (Iman) God is One – unity of Allah = Tawhid Angels of Allah – 4 Archangels, Jinns, good and bad Books of Allah – Taurat, Zabur, Injil, Qur´an Messengers of Allah – there were many, but only few are mentioned: e.g. Adam, Noah, Abraham, Moses, Isa (Jesus), Muhammad) Day of Judgment – judgment according the deeds,admitted to Paradise or Hell

11. The Teachings of Islam  Allah – he is the one and only one (tawhid), 99 names of Allah  Predestination – „ Nothing will happen to us except what Allah has decreed for us“ (Sura 9:51) Allah is not bound to any condition – no promises. According to Hadith: Allah created people for heaven and hell  The last things (Eschatology)  Salvation - Book of deeds – balance of good and bad deeds

12. Concept of SALVATION IN ISLAM Good Deeds Prayer Almsgiving Fasting Pilgrimage Creed “Those whose scale will be light, will find their soul in damnation.” Sura 7:8-9 Lucky Chance Allah’s Mercy “Allah will love you and forgive you your sins; for Allah is oft-forgiving, most merciful.” Sura 3:31 Allah’s Choice Predetermination “He forgives whom He wills and He punishes whom He pleases.” Sura 5:18 For it is by grace you have been saved, through faith – and this is not from yourselves, it is the gift of God – not by works, so that no-one can boast. Ephesians 1:8-9

13.  The last things (Eschatology) The Teachings of Islam  Allah – he is the one and only one (tawhid), 99 names of Allah  Predestination – „ Nothing will happen to us except what Allah has decreed for us“ (Sura 9:51) Allah is not bound to any condition – no promises. According to Hadith: Allah created people for heaven and hell  The last things (Eschatology)  Salvation - Book of deeds – balance of good and bad deeds  Dawah: “Mission” or propagation of Islam

14. Concept of Sin In Islam, sin is to act contrary to an established list of prescribed or forbidden actions. Sins are categorised in Islam. People are originally good by nature. Their duty is to strive so their ‘work account’ will always show more good actions than bad ones. Mankind is not desperate to the point of looking for a redeemer. It is the duty of people to save themselves.

15. Concept of Prayer For Muslims, prayer is a duty required by God. It looks like God is benefiting from it. Everything about the Muslim prayer has been established: language, words to repeat, rituals. At five fixed times a day. The worshiper is just a slave of God (Abd Allah), serving a powerful and distant master. There is possibility of free prayers, but it is not used very much by Muslims.