Essay On Islamic Worldviews

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According to Islamic worldviews, in the beginning, “Allah created seven heavens, one above another” (Noble Quran 67:3), and one made the moon a light in their midst, and made the sun as a glorious lamp (http://islam.about.com/). Muslims believe that human life began with Adam and Hawwa (Eve), (http://islam.about.com/). It is also explained in the Quran that Allah created all the humans and animals from water. The bible tells a similar story about how life began. According to biblical worldviews, God created the Heavens and the Earth in six days, and on the seventh day he rested. Muslims do not believe this. Christians believe that human life started with Adam and Eve, which is a shared belief between Muslims and Christians. Biblical worldviews also carry the belief that humans were created from dust, which also differs from Islamic worldviews. Through an Islamic viewpoint, Allah adored humans more than the animals on the Earth. According to …show more content…

To reuse the word of Allah is wrongful. Biblical worldviews express a similar viewpoint on what is right and what is wrong. Christians believe that it is right to become saved and accept Jesus Christ as your savior. When an individual reuses God and Jesus Christ, God turns his back on those individuals. Islamic worldviews believe that life after death is vital. Muslims believe in the continued existence of the soul, (http://www.religionfacts.com/). Muslims believe that there will be a judgement day, and on this day all humans will be divided between the eternal destinations of Paradise and Hell. Christians have a similar belief. The bible teaches Christians that there is life after death and when you die your soul gets judged by God. Judgement is based off of your sins and heart. On this judgement day, God decides whether the soul spends a lovely eternal life in Heaven or burn for an eternity in

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