concept of ibadah in islam

Dr Ubaidullah Abid
Assistant professor
SWAT MEDICAL COLLLEGE

1. Islamic concept of Ibadah Dr Ubaidullah DEPARTMENT OF PERIODONTOLOGY 1

2. 2

3. January 12 3

4. By the end of this lecture, Insha’Allah, you are expected to know: Meanings of Ibadah True Spirit of Ibadah Islamic Concept of Ibadah January 12 4

5. Ibadah  (act of worship) is an Arabic word derived from ` abd (a slave) and it means submission. It portrays that Allah is your Master and you are His slave and whatever a slave does in obedience to and for the pleasure of his Master is ` ibadah . The Islamic concept of ` ibadah  is very wide. The meaning of  " ibadah "  in the Arabic language  is obedience, submission, and humility.   * The Spirit of `Ibadah in Islam By    Syed Abul A`la Maududi Muslim Scholar and Reformer What is ibadah ? January 12 5

6. January 12 6

7. January 12 7 THREE LEVELS

8. Ibadadah - an islamic perspective January 12 8

9. Imam Ibn Taymiyyah (rahimahullaah) said, "Ibadah is a collective term for everything that Allah loves and is pleased with from amongst sayings and inward and outward actions."  [Majmoo'ul-Fataawaa (10/149)]  According to great Imams January 12 9

10. He explained it He Explained it January 12 10

11. " The "ibadah" is a collective noun that includes every thing that Allah (S.W.T.) loves and accepts from sayings and the physical acts; the hidden (acts by heart) and the openly (acts by limbs). The acts by limbs include the prayer, zakah,fasting, hajj, straight talk, loyalty (returning someone’s possessions to them), kindness with parents, having good accord with relatives, keeping promises and treaties, enjoining what is good and forbidding what is evil, fighting against thekuffar and the hypocrites, kindness with the neighbor, with the orphan, with the poor, with the wayfarer, with the animals, supplication, remembering Allah, reciting Qur’an, and all things of this nature are from "ibadah ."  January 12 11

12. The acts by heart include the love for Allah and His messenger, fear of Allah, asking Him for forgiveness, Having sincerity to Him alone in deen, being patient, thanking for His blessings, accepting His judgment, depending on Him, hoping for His mercy, fear from His punishment, and all things of this nature are from ofibadah worship." All this is supported by an abundant number of evidences from the book of Allah (S.W.T.) and the sunnah of His messenger (S.A.W.). January 12 12

13. January 12 13

14. January 12 14

15. January 12 15

16. January 12 16

17. January 12 17

18. January 12 18

19. January 12 19

20. January 12 20

21. January 12 21

22. January 12 22

23. Qurani Aaayat January 12 23

24. January 12 24

25. January 12 25

26. January 12 26

27. January 12 27

28. January 12 28

29. January 12 29

30. January 12 30

31. January 12 31 For Details About Ibadah In Islam See the Following Books Quran ki char bunyadi istilahain,Syed Maududi(R.A) Seeratun Nabi, Allama Shibli Naumani(R.A) & Syed Sulaiman Nadvi(R.A) Islam At a Glance, Sadruddin Islahi(R.A) Islami Ibadat pe Tehqeeqi Nazar, Syed Maududi (R.A)