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Believing in Allah mind map
Muslim upbringing and belief in Allah
- Can upbringing influence belief in Allah?
- Yes
- Parents send you to and Islamic institute
- Surrounded by students of their own age - friends influence their beliefs (support them)
- Better understanding of Islam
- Children are influenced by their parents, they look up to them as role models.
- If their parents are practicing Islam and firm in their belief in Allah then naturally the child will follow in their footsteps.
- Those around them are practicing
- Family, friends and other relatives can provide a supportive network which, encourages child to believe in Allah.
- Parents send you to and Islamic institute
- No
- Parent's are not always their to guide their children
- Leaves children more vulnerable and inclined towards external influence e.g Media/non-muslim friends.
- Forceful parents & other family members
- Makes child want to rebel and go against parents belief.
- Free will
- Humans are still able to make their own decisions, despite background and upbringing
- Parent's are not always their to guide their children
- Yes
- What is a Muslim upbringing?
- When a baby is born the Adhaan is recited into their ear.
- 5 pillars are practiced.
- Home is kept halal.
- Food and drink are halal.
- Music isn't played.
- Quran often recited.
- Iqamah recited in left ear of new born.
- Can upbringing influence belief in Allah?
The design argument and belief in Allah
- Is the design of creations evidence of Allah's existence?
- Yes
- William Paley - British Philosopher
- He argued that the Earth could not have come into existence by itself and that there must have have been someone who CREATED it.
- Paley used the analogy of a watch in the desert, with all it's interconnecting complex cogs, and how it would lead one to believe in a watch maker, to explain how something as complex and as perfect as the Earth must have a CREATOR.
- Only Allah is powerful enough to have designed certain creations.
- E.G The universe.
- Humans have been designed in such a way that each person is unique, only Allah has the power to have created us like this.
- E.G The fingerprint of each person is different.
- Only Allah could have created the first human.
- William Paley - British Philosopher
- No
- The design of humans is a result of evolution, not Allah.
- Charles Darwin's theory of evolution states that overtime species evolved to suite the changes in their environment.
- The universe wasn't part of a carefully designed plan it just happened as a result of matter expanding, according to science which there is physical evidence for unlike Allah.
- The design of humans is a result of evolution, not Allah.
- Yes
- What is the design argument?
- The Design Argument
- Everything designed has a purpose.
- Is the design of creations evidence of Allah's existence?
Religious experience and belief in Allah (Numinous, Conversion, Miracle & Prayer)
- Does a religious experience lead to belief in Allah?
- Yes
- Miracles convince people that only Allah could have done this because there is no other logical explanation.
- E.G The birth of Isa (A.S).
- An answered prayer is proof for people that Allah exists.
- E.G Yunus (A.S) in the whale.
- Numinous experiences lead one to believe that a greater presence exists, that can only be God.
- E.G The atmosphere of unity created in a masjid.
- A conversion experience changes a persons life. Some do research and end up enlightened. People are left striving for a connection with Allah.
- E.G Cat Stevens, a rock star, converted and changed his name to Yusuf Islam.
- Miracles convince people that only Allah could have done this because there is no other logical explanation.
- No
- People often regard religious experiences, such as miracles as hallucinations.
- You aren't in your senses when you're hallucinating or have a mental illness therefore, anything you witness/experience is unreliable.
- Those who witness such events do not always make the link between these events and Allah.
- Some people completely disregard these occurrences as special
- People often regard religious experiences, such as miracles as hallucinations.
- Yes
- Key words & definitions:
- Miracle - Something which seems to break a law of science.
- Answered Prayer - Contacting Allah, usually through words, by making dua that has been accepted.
- Numinous - An indescribable feeling that leaves people in a state of awe, leading you to believe in a supreme deity.
- Conversion - When your life is changed by giving yourself to Allah.
- Does a religious experience lead to belief in Allah?
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