A Muslim is a person who follows the religion of Islam, believing in one God (called Allah in Arabic) and following the teachings revealed to the Prophet Muhammad. Muslims believe that God sent guidance to humanity through many prophets, and that the final and preserved message is the Qur'an. The core idea is simple: worship one God alone and live a life of justice, compassion, and accountability because people will answer to God after death. Muslims see Islam as true because they believe the Qur'an is divine revelation, the life and message of Muhammad are historically reliable, and the teachings provide a consistent explanation of God, purpose, and morality. For believers, the truth of Islam is supported by the Qur'an’s message, its preservation, and the spiritual and ethical system it teaches. Muslims are divided in to groups Most common are shia and sunnis But we are united by the core of islam Also is you have questions ask, I know alot, I could write more about it but too lazy, I am a shia but we don't talk bout that I used Google it is 6 am I been up all night Islam 4 life
In Islam, Muslims believe that God sent many prophets throughout history to guide humanity, including Moses and Jesus Christ, who are both highly honored. Muslims believe that Moses (called Musa in Arabic) was a great prophet who was given the Torah to guide the Children of Israel and who led them out of oppression in Egypt by God’s command. Jesus Christ (called Isa in Arabic) is also considered one of the greatest prophets; Muslims believe he was born miraculously to Mary, performed miracles by God’s permission, and was sent to guide his people back to true worship of one God. However, Muslims do not believe Jesus is God or the son of God; instead, they see him as a human prophet who called people to worship the same one God as all prophets before him. In Islam, all prophets—from Adam to Muhammad—taught the same core message: worship one God alone and live righteously.
