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Islam is a complete religion that ensures happiness, comfort, and tranquility for people in this life and in the afterlife, if they believe and act according to its principles and instructions. Moreover, Islam is a perfect guide for all aspects of life—social, economic, political, and more. It is a religion that is timelessly applicable, since it does not conflict with the developments and progress of any time or place. It does not differentiate based on gender, tribal origin, native language, or race, so long as there is no conflict with its essentials such as believing in the oneness of God, justice, peace, human dignity, parity between all humans (regardless of their race, color, ethnicity, and language), and preserving the innate nature of humankind. There are four precepts of Islam each of which is manifested in one of four systems: a system of beliefs, a system of jurisprudence, a system of ethics, and a system of rights.

The system of beliefs

The system of beliefs is a system of theological concepts, which form the foundation of Islam. Hence, it is vital for a Muslim to fully grasp and comprehend these concepts and believe in them with conviction, albeit with basic and simple understanding The system of Islamic beliefs is multifaceted and comprised of various individual details which often overlap in many circumstances. The following are three major essentials:

Divine Unity-Oneness (Arabic: توحيد Tawhid): Belief that God is one, and that He has no partner or peer. He possesses infinite attributes of perfection such as, knowledge, wisdom, justice, and power, which are not acquired or learned but are instead intrinsic and inseparable from His essence. Based on this fundamental understanding, many significant questions can arise in the mind of a person, such as those related to predetermination and free will, the reason for the existence of human suffering (i.e., diseases or natural catastrophes), the purpose behind divine punishment, and many other queries that Islam has addressed in the best way. Prophethood (Arabic: نبوة Nubuwwah): Belief in all the prophets and messengers of God, their scriptures and successors. In addition, one must accept their divine role and believe in their attributes (e.g., infallibility, impeccable morality, and healthy physical attributes). In addition, a Muslim must be acquainted with the authentic proofs of Prophethood and the evidence and criteria for distinguishing divinely sent prophets from deceitful claimants. Furthermore, it is important to study the life and characteristics of the seal of prophets and messengers, Prophet Muhammad, his holy book (the Holy Quran), and his twelve infallible successors, especially the twelfth and final successor, the awaited savior Imam al-Mahdi, who will fill the world with justice after his reappearance. One must also be familiar with the reasons behind his occultation and the role he plays during this period, as well as his deputies and their roles. For more information about Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) and his progeny. Resurrection-afterlife (Arabic: معاد maad): Belief that there is an eternal life after this one (i.e., after death), one that persists due to God’s ever-persistence and immortality. Almighty God has decreed that every person will be called to account for their deeds in this afterlife. God is just, and He has obligated humankind to be obedient to Him. As such, God, by his mercy and wisdom, will reward the people who do good and are obedient according to their righteousness and punish the wrong doers according to their sinful actions and wickedness. Each person shall be judged according to their respective deeds, and the righteous will be distinguished from the evil.