What does it mean to believe in the Qur'an? Islam My Life

 What does it mean to believe in the Qur'an?

Question: I have faith in the Qur'an, then what is the fatwa if I deny the Qur'an in whole or in part or deny any part of the Qur'an? This denial may be in the jawan or by any other organ.

Answer: Tasdiq of Kareem is absolutely necessary in Quran. If there is a belief that the whole Qur'an or a particular part of it is not from God, then there will be no faith left.

And if there is a practical error, then disbelief cannot be ordered. This weakens the faith, but the faith will not be destroyed if there is a confession of the heart. Faith will remain. -Mahmudia 2/29: Sharh Fiqhe Akbar 205,107

The good news of paradise is just reading the word

Question: Allah says (interpretation of the meaning): Those who believe and do righteous deeds are theirs. In the interpretation of this verse, a scholar has mentioned the opinion of most of the commentators that the good news of Paradise is suitable only during the period of the believer except Saleha i.e. prayer, fasting etc. Because, the subject of any subject is not done on its own. How is this possible?

Answer: If a person does not get the opportunity to do good deeds after believing, then he is also included in this good news as a follower of the true religion according to the divine law. And he who gets a chance after believing, but commits sins without doing good deeds during that period, will not be able to go to Paradise for the first time, but will be fit for Paradise after being punished.

The essence of the scholar's document is that Iman and Amale Saleha are separate matters. So there will be good news for both, not just faith. Therefore, it is completely unreasonable to present this document on the merits of the good news only on being a believer. -Mahmudia 2/31: Mirkat 1/94

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