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A Research on the Islamic Conception of Jihad and Paradise and A Response of the Christianity

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The idea for an Islamic paradise is so impactive. Moreover they promise that representative rewards cannot compare with Christianity’s. If someone dies in battle for Jihad, or devout to Allah, they will be rewarded with a golden house, plentiful food, high quality wine, beautiful ladies (hudis), handsome guys or the power of 100 men. All of these will be given to them in the next world. Jihad should be divided into two categories, one is greater Jihad and the other one is lesser Jihad. Greater Jihad is also called personal jihad; this is the most important. It is the intimate struggle to purify one’s soul of evil influences, both subtle and overt. It is the struggle to cleanse one’s spirit of sin. Lesser Jihad has two categories of physical Jihad. First is the Jihad of the hand. Jihad of the hand promotes causes of Allah-propagated Islam against evil by praise worthy deeds. Second is the Jihad of Sword. Jihad of the Sword is a very important and an essential element of Islamic teaching. The five Developmental Stages of Jihad. First Step: Peaceful Stage Second Step: Preparation Stage Third Step: Warding off Hostility Forth Step: Offensive stage Fifth Step: Expansionist Stage Islam takes each step according to the situation. It means we should not define them as a peaceful religion even if they are in the peaceful stage. Undoubtedly they will proceed toward the next stages. This is the reason why we have to know about Jihad and the reason we have to teach about Islam to church members. This article is written to announce the strategies of Jihad and to recognize the needs of doctrinal study. To do this I composed this article as such: I. Introduction on Jihad, II. Kinds of Jihad, III. Blessings for the Inhabitants of Paradise, IV. Evaluation and Christian Response. The final session contains the conclusion and suggestions.

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The idea for an Islamic paradise is so impactive. Moreover they promise that representative rewards cannot compare with Christianity’s. If someone dies in battle for Jihad, or devout to Allah, they will be rewarded with a golden house, plentiful food, high quality wine, beautiful ladies (hudis), handsome guys or the power of 100 men. All of these will be given to them in the next world. Jihad should be divided into two categories, one is greater Jihad and the other one is lesser Jihad. Greater Jihad is also called personal jihad; this is the most important. It is the intimate struggle to purify one’s soul of evil influences, both subtle and overt. It is the struggle to cleanse one’s spirit of sin. Lesser Jihad has two categories of physical Jihad. First is the Jihad of the hand. Jihad of the hand promotes causes of Allah-propagated Islam against evil by praise worthy deeds. Second is the Jihad of Sword. Jihad of the Sword is a very important and an essential element of Islamic teaching. The five Developmental Stages of Jihad. First Step: Peaceful Stage Second Step: Preparation Stage Third Step: Warding off Hostility Forth Step: Offensive stage Fifth Step: Expansionist Stage Islam takes each step according to the situation. It means we should not define them as a peaceful religion even if they are in the peaceful stage. Undoubtedly they will proceed toward the next stages. This is the reason why we have to know about Jihad and the reason we have to teach about Islam to church members. This article is written to announce the strategies of Jihad and to recognize the needs of doctrinal study. To do this I composed this article as such: I. Introduction on Jihad, II. Kinds of Jihad, III. Blessings for the Inhabitants of Paradise, IV. Evaluation and Christian Response. The final session contains the conclusion and suggestions.

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