Akaid

Beliefs in the Light of Quran and Sunnah Information.

Akaid is the plural of the word akide, which is derived from the root of Akd. Akîde, in the dictionary "heartfelt, as if the knot is believed to be firmly believed" means. In the religious literature, in the akî, the "principle that must be believed" (the basis of faith, the mu'men of the believer), which is the plural of the word Akaid , means "the principles of faith, the basic rules and provisions of religion". Accordingly, the science that mentions the basic rules and provisions of religion, which is the principles of faith, is called Akaid science.

The first and most important source of Islamic Akaid is the Holy Quran, and then the authentic hadiths. The principles that make up the Islamic Akaid have been open, simple and simple in the Qur'an and in the hadiths. In the Qur'an, there are many verses that touch on the subject of faith in Allah, prophets, books, angels, the Hereafter, and fate and give detailed information. There are various explanations about the principles of faith in the sections of the hadith books such as "Faith, Enbiya, Tawhid, Paradise, Hell, Fate, Resurrection". For this reason, the verses of the Qur'an and the true hadiths, especially the hadiths, constitute the main sources of Akaid . Although the data of the sensory organs and the sources of Akaid science, these two are not considered a source directly in determining religious principles and the principles of faith. The data of the mind and sensory organs form materials in explaining, interpreting and proving the principles determined by the verses and hadiths, and support transplantation. For this reason, the only source in determining the principles of faith is revelation.

The principles that make up the Islamic Akaid are based on certain evidence and obvious. It does not vary according to time, space, individuals and societies. These provisions form a whole and do not accept division. In other words, it is not possible to believe some of them and not believe some.