Pemahaman dasar iman kufur nifaq dan syirik serta hubungannya islam dan ihsan

Abstract

Islamic theology's core ideas of faith, scepticism, hypocrisy, and polytheism are strongly tied to a Muslim's level of religiosity. A thorough comprehension of these ideas is crucial for forming Muslims' morally upright and monotheistic character. The purpose of this study is to clarify what faith, disbelief, hypocrisy, and polytheism entail, as well as how they relate to Islam and ihsan in day-to-day life. Using scientific sources like books, journals, and pertinent scholarly papers, library research was the strategy employed in this study. The results show that disbelief is the denial of Allah's reality, whereas faith is a belief shown in words and deeds. While polytheism is the practice of associating partners with Allah in any way, hypocrisy is defined as actions that show faith on the outside while hiding doubt on the inside. Islam and ihsan are closely related to these four ideas. Islam stands for external religious activity, faith is the basis of internal belief, and ihsan is the pinnacle of devotion and spiritual perfection. A person who has a strong faith can stay away from polytheism, hypocrisy, and scepticism. The study also suggests that a poor comprehension of the Islamic doctrine could result in moral crises and behavioural abnormalities in contemporary society. Therefore, in order to produce Muslims who are solid in their religion, correct in their worship, and noble in character, aqidah education must be ingrained from a young age.