Abrahamic Religions & Criticism 1-24
24 entries in the Abrahamic Religions & Criticism compendium.
CherubSupernatural being in Abrahamic religions, often depicted as a guardian.Criticism of IslamCriticism of Islam spans theology, history, and modern human rights.Daniel (biblical figure)Main character of the Book of Daniel, interpreter of dreams and visions.ElohimElohim (Hebrew: אֱלֹהִים) is a Hebrew word meaning 'gods' or 'godhood'. Although plural inFallen angelAngels cast from heaven for rebellion or corruption.Fasting in IslamIslamic fasting is a pillar of faith observed during Ramadan.FatwaA legal ruling on Islamic law issued by a qualified jurist.Four Horsemen of the ApocalypseFour riders symbolizing conquest, war, famine, and death.Garden of EdenBiblical paradise of Adam and Eve, source of four rivers.Hafiz (Quran)A person who has memorized the entire Qur'an.Hell in ChristianityChristian concept of divine judgment and separation from God.I'jazDoctrine of the Quran's miraculous and inimitable quality.IbadahArabic term for worship and servitude in Islam.IblisLeader of the devils in Islam, cast out for refusing to bow to Adam.IjmaConsensus of the Islamic community on points of law.Iman (Islam)Faith in Islam, encompassing belief, speech, and action.Islamic eschatologyIslamic beliefs about end times, judgment, and afterlife.Islamic holy booksIslamic holy books are scriptures revealed by God through prophets before Muhammad.Islamic mythologyMyths within Islam, including creation and eschatology.Islamic studiesAcademic study of Islam bridging Orientalism and Religious studies.Islamic worldGlobal community of those adhering to Islam.IsmailismA Shia denomination emphasizing esoteric interpretation of Islam.IstihsanA principle of juristic preference in Islamic legal interpretation.JahannamIslamic hell, place of punishment for evildoers in the afterlife.
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