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'''([[2:112]])''' Oh no! Those who [[islam|docile]] their attention to God, being [[good|ethics]], will (receive) a reward from their [[Lord]]. They will not (know) fear, nor will they be grieved. | '''([[2:112]])''' Oh no! Those who [[islam|docile]] their attention to God, being [[good|ethics]], will (receive) a reward from their [[Lord]]. They will not (know) fear, nor will they be grieved. | ||
| − | '''([[4:125]])''' And whose (payment of) debt could be more beautiful than the one in which (man) vassaled his [[face]] to [[Allah]], being [[good|ethical]], and followed [[Abraham]]'s religion - monotheism? For (of all), [[Allah]] recognized [[Abraham]] - the authority. | + | '''([[4:125]])''' And whose (payment of) debt could be more beautiful than the one in which (man) [[islam|vassaled]] his [[face]] to [[Allah]], being [[good|ethical]], and followed [[Abraham]]'s religion - monotheism? For (of all), [[Allah]] recognized [[Abraham]] - the authority. |
'''([[31:22]])''' He who has [[islam|vassaled]] his attention to [[Allah]], being [[good|ethics]], has grasped the (most) reliable handle, and the ultimate (evaluation of all) works is with [[Allah]]. | '''([[31:22]])''' He who has [[islam|vassaled]] his attention to [[Allah]], being [[good|ethics]], has grasped the (most) reliable handle, and the ultimate (evaluation of all) works is with [[Allah]]. | ||
Revision as of 05:58, 24 November 2022
Islam (Arabic: إسلام, islam) - in the form of a verbal noun with the three-letter root sīn lām mīm (س ل م) and forming a wide group of words mostly associated with the concepts of integrity, submission, security and peace. In a religious context, it is a monotheistic world religion, which in its name carries the meaning "voluntary surrender (submission) of oneself to Allah.
Adherents of Islam are called Muslims. The main holy book of Islam is the Koran. The language of inspiration is classical Arabic. The final form of Islam was formulated at the end of the Quran's sending down to the prophet Muhammad in the seventh century.
Etymology
The triliteral root sīn lām mīm (س ل م) according to corpus.quran.com occurs in the Quran 140 times.
Compare with English - «solemn» - "performed with religious ceremony or reverence; devoted to religious observances, sacred; ceremonious, formal; of a vow: made under a religious sanction, binding; religious celebration, celebration of a feast day; famous, well-known; important; grand, imposing; awe-inspiring, impressive; grave, serious; dignified; enunciated or held formally".
Compare with Hebrew - «shalom» - "completeness, soundness, welfare, peace".
Compare with Latin - «caerimonia» - "religious ceremony, ritual, sacredness, sanctity, reverence, veneration, awe".
To be joined
1. The root wāw ṣād lām (و ص ل), according to corpus.quran.com, is used in Quran 12 times.
2. The root fā ṣād lām (ف ص ل), according to corpus.quran.com, is used in Quran 43 times.
3. The root hamza ṣād lām (أ ص ل), according to corpus.quran.com, is used in Quran 10 times.
4. The root ṣād lām wāw ('ص ل و), according to corpus.quran.com, is used in Quran 99 times.
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(6:35) And if their antipathy is a burden to you, if you (have) skill in seeking offerings on Earth, or console in Heaven, He (the Hour) will overtake them suddenly. If Allah willed, he would (undoubtedly) gather them all in the Guide. Therefore, do not be one of the ignorant.
Islam and Ethic
(2:112) Oh no! Those who docile their attention to God, being ethics, will (receive) a reward from their Lord. They will not (know) fear, nor will they be grieved.
(4:125) And whose (payment of) debt could be more beautiful than the one in which (man) vassaled his face to Allah, being ethical, and followed Abraham's religion - monotheism? For (of all), Allah recognized Abraham - the authority.
(31:22) He who has vassaled his attention to Allah, being ethics, has grasped the (most) reliable handle, and the ultimate (evaluation of all) works is with Allah.
Peacefully surrender face to God
(2:112) No, whosoever peacefully surrenders (Arab. أَسْلَمَ, aslama) his face to God, while being a gooddoer; he will have his reward with his Lord. There will be no fear over them, nor will they grieve.
(31:22) Whosoever peacefully surrenders (Arab. يُسْلِمْ, yus'lim) his face to God, while being a gooddoer, then he has taken hold of the strongest bond. To God all matters will return.
(4:125) Who is better in the system than one who peacefully surrenders (Arab. أَسْلَمَ, aslama) his face to God, while being a gooddoer, and he followed the creed of Abraham in monotheism? God took Abraham as a friend.
(3:20) If they debate with you, then say, "I have peacefully surrendered (Arab. أَسْلَمْتُ, aslamtu) my face to God, as well as those who follow me." In addition, say to those who were given the book and the Gentiles: "Have you peacefully surrendered?" If they have peacefully surrendered then they are guided; but if they turn away, then you are only to deliver. God is watcher over the servants.
(3:64) Say, "O People of the Book, let us come to a common statement between us and between you; that we do not serve except God, and do not set up anything at all with Him, and that none of us takes each other as lords beside God." If they turn away, then say, "Bear witness that we have peacefully surrendered (Arab. مُسْلِمُونَ, mus'limūna)."
(29:46) Do not argue with the People of the Book, except in the best manner; except for those who are wicked amongst them; and say, "We acknowledge what was revealed to us and in what was revealed to you, and our god and your god is the same; to Him we peacefully surrender (Arab. مُسْلِمُونَ, mus'limūna)."
