The Difference Between Islam and Faith and Their Relationship
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Question:
May Allah reward you. He says: I wanted clarification on the difference between faith and faith, and for the Muslim to answer questions about the danger of Islam if he is not a believer.
Answer:
The Muslim who is not a believer is the hypocrite. He accepted Islam outwardly, but he did not accept it inwardly. This is the hypocrite. There is no valid Islam without faith. Understand this. There is no valid Islam without faith, even if it is weak, even if it is the weight of a mustard seed. This is valid Islam. As for Islam without faith, that is hypocrisy. Yes. They say: If they are mentioned together, they are combined; and if they are combined, they are known. They say: If they are mentioned together, are they combined?
If they are combined, Islam means the outward deeds and faith means the inward deeds. But if they are mentioned separately, meaning if Islam is mentioned alone, faith is included in it, because there is no Islam without faith. And if faith is mentioned alone, Islam is included in it, because there is no faith without Islam. This is the meaning of: If they are mentioned together, they are separated; and if they are separated, they are combined.
May Allah reward you. He says: I wanted clarification on the difference between faith and faith, and for the Muslim to answer questions about the danger of Islam if he is not a believer.
Answer:
The Muslim who is not a believer is the hypocrite. He accepted Islam outwardly, but he did not accept it inwardly. This is the hypocrite. There is no valid Islam without faith. Understand this. There is no valid Islam without faith, even if it is weak, even if it is the weight of a mustard seed. This is valid Islam. As for Islam without faith, that is hypocrisy. Yes. They say: If they are mentioned together, they are combined; and if they are combined, they are known. They say: If they are mentioned together, are they combined?
If they are combined, Islam means the outward deeds and faith means the inward deeds. But if they are mentioned separately, meaning if Islam is mentioned alone, faith is included in it, because there is no Islam without faith. And if faith is mentioned alone, Islam is included in it, because there is no faith without Islam. This is the meaning of: If they are mentioned together, they are separated; and if they are separated, they are combined.
Source
الفرق بين الإسلام والإيمان ومدى صحة أن هناك مسلما بدون إيمان — alfawzan.live
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