Believers
“the faithful”
group · 2 works · 4 mentions · 6 anchored passages
the believer · the believers · the faithful · al-muʼminūn · the spirits of the believers · أرواح المؤمنين · المؤمنين
spoken of as
1 expressionThe believers2 mentions
al-Saʻādah fī falsafat al-akhlāq (Arabic)
the believers, in their mutual love and mercy and sympathy, are like the body — when one member of it suffers, the rest of the body is summoned to it with fever and sleeplessness.
in the texts
Stromata
Those who have come to faith but not yet full gnostic knowledge, distinguished from both the gnostic and the Gentile.
The believer, then, through much instruction having put off the passions, passes over to the abode better than the former, bearing as his greatest chastisement the peculiar mark of repentance for what he sinned after the baptism.
'" Not only the believer, then, but the Gentile too is judged most justly.
According to this knowledge, those who have only tasted the Scriptures are faithful;
al-Saʻādah fī falsafat al-akhlāq
The community of faith, presented in the hadith as a single organism of shared feeling.
the believers, in their mutual love and mercy and sympathy, are like the body — when one member of it suffers, the rest of the body is summoned to it with fever and sleeplessness.
and that the believer's spirit ascends to heaven, whereupon the spirits of the believers come to him and ask him for news of his acquaintances among the people of this world — the ḥadīth.