In Shi'a Islam, which of the five roots of Usul ad-Din refers to the belief in the resurrection of the body and the soul being judged by Allah on the Last Day?

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Question

In Shi'a Islam, which of the five roots of Usul ad-Din refers to the belief in the resurrection of the body and the soul being judged by Allah on the Last Day?

Accepted Answer

Mi'ad — the resurrection and Day of Judgement — Mi'ad refers specifically to the belief in resurrection and the Day of Judgement in Shi'a Islam, when all souls will be raised and judged by Allah. Adalat refers to the divine justice of Allah, not the resurrection itself. Nubuwwah concerns the role and authority of the prophets. The Imamate refers to the belief in divinely appointed Imams to lead the Muslim community after the Prophet Muhammad.

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Mi'ad — the resurrection and Day of Judgement

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Nubuwwah — the prophethood of Allah's messengers

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Imamate — the divinely guided leadership

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Adalat — the justice of Allah

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