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ablution Ablution or wudu is the ritual washing before prayer.
accountability Human accountability is the belief that Humans have free will and are responsible for their actions and choices.
Adam Adam is one of the prophets of Allah and the father of human kind.
Akhirah In Islam, Akhirah refers to the life after death.
alms Giving alms means giving help to those in need e.g. money or food.
Angels Angels are spiritual beings who gave God's message to the prophets.
Arafat Arafat is where Prophet Muhammad preached his last sermon.
Ashura Ashura is an important festival in Shi'a Islam.
authority In Islam, the Qur'an has supreme authority as the word of Allah.
beneficence Beneficence means 'doing good'.
fairness Fairness refers to Allah's justice.
fasting Fasting means not eating or drinking.
freedom Human freedom means humans have control over their actions, thoughts and feelings.
Gospel The gospel, meaning 'good news' is the Holy Book.
greater Greater jihad refers to the personal struggle of Muslims to live by the teachings of Islam.
hajj Hajj, the pilgrimage to Makkah is one of the Five Pillars which Muslims must undertake in their lives.
Heaven In Islam, heaven is Allah's reward after death.
Hell In Islam, Hell is a place of great suffering for those who have rejected the teachings of the Qur'an.
Ibrahim Ibrahim is one of the prophets of Allah.
Id-ul-Adha Id-ul-Adha is a festival which celebrates Ibrahim's willingness to sacrifice his son for Allah.

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accountability
Adam
Akhirah
alms
Angels
Arafat
Ashura
authority
beneficence
fairness
fasting
freedom
Gospel
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hajj
Heaven
Hell
Ibrahim
Id-ul-Adha

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