Role and importance of Ibrahim
I can explain the role and importance of the Prophet Ibrahim in Islam.
Role and importance of Ibrahim
I can explain the role and importance of the Prophet Ibrahim in Islam.
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Lesson details
Key learning points
- All of the prophets in Islam had a message of the oneness of Allah.
- Ibrahim had a revelation of monotheism in his polythesitic society.
- Muslims celebrate the obedience of Ibrahim with Id ul-Adha.
- The steps of Hajj and the Ka'aba are linked to the life of the Prophet Ibrahim.
Keywords
Hajj - a pilgrimage in Islam where many of the steps of Ibrahim are followed
Idolatry - the worship of idols, forbidden in Islam
Ismail - son of Ibrahim who rebuilt the Ka'aba with him
Ibrahim - important prophet in Islam, also known as Abraham
Ka’aba - a sacred cube-shaped building in Makkah
Common misconception
Ibrahim worshipped the sun, moon and stars before discovering Allah's oneness.
In the Qur'an, Ibrahim is questioning the way other people are worshipping the sun, moon and stars - he does not worship them.
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a pilgrimage in Islam where many of the steps of Ibrahim are followed
a sacred cube-shaped building in Makkah
the worship of idols, which is forbidden in Islam
a festival celebrating Ibrahim’s obedience to Allah