Index

A

• Adam ﷺ — first prophet; creation, repentance, and lesson in humility.
• Abraham (Ibrahim) ﷺ — father of monotheism; submission to Allah; covenant of faith.
• Ahmad — name foretold by Jesus; Qur’an 61:6.
• Allah — the One True God, Creator of the heavens and the earth.

B

• Bible — collection of revelations containing remnants of divine truth.
• Brotherhood of Prophets — shared mission across time to call to Tawheed.

C

• Companions of the Prophet ﷺ — followers who preserved and spread revelation.
• Corruption of Scripture — human alterations to divine messages (Qur’an 2:79).
• Creation — testimony to Allah’s power and wisdom; lessons from Adam ﷺ.

D

• Divine Revelation — continuous message through all prophets; perfected in the Qur’an.

E

• Ethics — justice, honesty, mercy; shared values in Bible and Qur’an.

F

• Faith (Iman) — belief in Allah, His messengers, scriptures, and the Last Day.
• Final Messenger — Prophet Muhammad ﷺ, seal of prophethood (Qur’an 33:40).

G

• Gospel (Injeel) — revelation given to Jesus ﷺ, later altered by followers.
• Guidance — Allah’s mercy revealed through prophets and preserved in the Qur’an.

H

• Humanity — subject of divine mercy and accountability through revelation.

I

• Ibn Kathir Rahimahullah — classical scholar of Tafsir referenced throughout.
• Islam — submission to Allah; completion of previous revelations.
• Isa (Jesus) ﷺ — prophet and messenger of Allah, not divine; foretold the coming of Ahmad.

J

• Justice — central moral value in divine law; balance of mercy and truth.

K

• Knowledge — pursuit of truth through revelation, reason, and reflection.
• Kalimah — declaration of faith: La ilaha illallah, Muhammadur Rasulullah.

M

• Mercy — divine quality embodied by the prophets and perfected in the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ.
• Monotheism — oneness of Allah, core message of all revelation.
• Moses (Musa) ﷺ — lawgiver; parallel with Prophet Muhammad ﷺ in leadership and mission.

P

• Prayer (Salah) — link between servant and Creator; emphasized in all revelations.
• Prophethood — chain of divine messengers culminating in Muhammad ﷺ.

Q

• Qur’an — final revelation, confirming and protecting previous scriptures.

S

• Salvation — through faith, repentance, and obedience to Allah.
• Scriptures — divine books revealed to prophets; unified message of Tawheed.
• Submission — essence of Islam; surrendering to Allah’s will.

T

• Tawheed — oneness of Allah; core foundation of belief and worship.
• Torah — revelation to Moses ﷺ; affirmed in the Qur’an as divine origin.
• Truth — central theme connecting all revelations.

W

• Worship — devotion directed only to Allah, the Creator and Sustainer.