Islamic principles
Quranic moral guidelines
Islamic principles are the fundamental beliefs and guidelines derived from Islam, the religion founded on the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad.
These include the Five Pillars—faith declaration, prayer, charity, fasting, and pilgrimage—along with broader ethical codes governing daily life, family, commerce, and justice.
The contract was structured around Islamic principles forbidding interest.
The phrase often appears in discussions of law, finance, or governance in Muslim-majority societies.
- monotheismBelief in one god
- tawhidIslamic doctrine of oneness
- five pillarsFive fundamental supports
- daily prayersScheduled religious observances
- marriage contractsLegal wedding arrangements
halal · halal food · honesty · good deeds · family obligations · family honor · haram · ritual purity · justice · ihsan · patience · hadith · forgiveness · modesty · sharia · gratitude · compassion · social justice
Islamic principlessecularism
Separation of faith, state
secular humanism · rationalism · Enlightenment values · moral relativism · libertinism
Islamic principlespolytheism
Belief in multiple deities
Christian principles · Buddhist principles · pagan beliefs · animism · Christian doctrine
Islamic principlesatheism
Rejection of deities
anti-theism · agnosticism · irreligion · godlessness · apostasy
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