Faith in the Prophets, Angels and Revealed Books
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- Which term names Abraham’s special honor?
- Which Qur’anic phrase affirms Allah speaking to Moses?
- What does the word “taklima” emphasize?
- What is required by “faith, affirmation and submission”?
- How is Abu Bakr described in the report?
- What is central to the explanation of khalla as need?
- Who is the ultimate fulfiller of needs in all circumstances?
- What does the khalil/companion distinction establish?
- What is meant by khulla as a special love?
- What does the title Khalil Allah signify for Abraham?
- How should the need- and love-based explanations be understood?
- Which prophet is especially honored as Kalim Allah?
- Which place is mentioned in connection with Moses’ divine address?
- What is the correct belief concerning angels?
- How is the status of the prophets described?
- Which claim about Ezra and Jesus is rejected?
- What is fundamental to belief in revealed books?
- How is the former legal status of earlier scriptures understood?
- Which scripture remains the guide for action until the Last Day?
- What is testified by the words “upon manifest truth”?
- What keeps the proper status of messengers and angels clear?
- What establishes the belief that Moses is Kalim Allah?
- Abraham’s khulla and Moses’ taklim are two distinct honors.
- The report calls Abu Bakr the Messenger’s “khalil.”
- Calling angels Allah’s daughters is part of correct faith in them.
- The earlier books’ divine origin is affirmed while the Qur’an remains guidance until the Last Day.