| Question ID 4147 - Non Shia Q&A - 2018-02-20 02:15:01 |
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Q:If suppose there’s a non-Muslim who wants to know about Islam, the first thing he’ll do is study the Quran. And in there he’ll find things like believing in Tauheed, on Muhammad(saw) being the last prophet and on the day of judgment being as what defines Islam and what makes one a Muslim.
When Allah has set the criteria of being a Muslim is so n so (tauheed, nabuwat, qayamat etc ) why didn’t He mention Imamat in His criteria, or did He? (In form of direct verses, not in tafaseer).So in short where are shia beliefs clearly written in Quran?
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Answer:- Every Muslim must believe and follow all the teachings of the Prophet =
Mohammad (SAWA) to become a believer (Momin). Allah (SWT) in Quran =
ordered all Muslims to obey the Prophet (SAWA)(Al-Nisaa;59, Al-Maa'edah =
92, Al-Noor;54, and 56 , Muhammad ; 33 , Al-Taghaabun ; 12).
All teachings of Shia Islam are either directly mentioned in Quran or =
by the Prophet (SAWA) whose obedience is obligatory on every Muslim =
according to Quranic verse.
More details can be found in www.al-islam.org
Wassalam
Mohammad Al-Musawi
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