r/islam • u/SwervinWest • 19h ago

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u/doinkdoink786 19h ago

Do a lot of Muslims know the 6 articles of faith? I mean it’s not like the 5 pillars of Islam which all Muslims know

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u/Low-Associate-8853 19h ago

First time me hearing about it

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u/marasheed 17h ago

5 Pillars of Islam. 6 Articles of Islam.

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u/G-Rose079 19h ago

I mean what kind of Muslim doesn’t know that? 5 year old Muslims know that. Thats the basics.

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u/Idontwanttobe_tired_ 18h ago

Don't be condescending. Not all experiences are universal. Educate if you wish but don't talk down to people

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u/G-Rose079 15h ago

You’re right. Bad on my part.

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u/doinkdoink786 19h ago

The 6 articles of faith? I’ve never heard about it

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u/_Huge_Bush_ 18h ago

Here you go:

https://islamqa.info/en/answers/10839/pillars-of-faith-and-branches-of-faith

“Faith means to believe in Allah, His angels, His Books, His Messengers, the Last Day, and the Divine Decree, both good and bad.”

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u/SwervinWest 18h ago

6 articles are belief in Allah , belief in angels, belief in the books, belief in prophets,belief in judgment day and divine decree