The majority of scholars believe that each Prophet brought a new religion or legal system that differed from the previous Prophet, replacing it with a more perfect one.
For example, what God revealed to Prophet Abraham was different from what was revealed to Prophet Moses.
The majority of heavenly religious communities still believe that the revelations received by Prophet Moses were not the same as those received by Prophet Jesus, and furthermore, that the teachings conveyed to Prophet Muhammad were more perfect than those of previous Messengers.
Although there are similarities between the teachings of the Prophets and Messengers, these similarities are considered to stem from the theological concept, where they all believe in Allah, the Lord of the universe.
However, in terms of implementation, these three religions practice God’s teachings in different ways.
Worse still, each religion believes that its religion is more correct than the other heavenly religions.
In the eyes of the general public, they act as if they can live together and agree on the concept of faith in Allah according to their respective understandings.
Yet in their respective synagogues, they criticize, slander, and call each other infidels.
If we think rationally, this religious doctrine can be questioned because it lacks a solid foundation of revelation.
Weren’t all of Allah’s Messengers sent for the same purpose: to return humanity to its original nature, to become servants of Allah, the One and Only God?
God created humanity for a specific purpose, so that humans can carry out their functions according to His will and commands.
Each Messenger was sent to bring guidance and the correct legal system (din al-haqq) to guide humanity back to the right path of life (fitrah) when they deviate and follow the wrong system of life.
This purpose is stated in Allah’s words in Surah Ash-Syaf (61:9): “He it is Who sent His Messenger with guidance and the true religion (legal system) to subdue it over all religions (legal systems), even though the polytheists dislike it.”
In reality, all the teachings brought by the Prophets and Messengers throughout time are the same teachings of Allah, never changing or evolving from imperfect to perfect.
The similarities in these teachings lie not only in the aspect of belief in Allah, but also in matters of law, Shari’a and worship.
True truth comes from God, and the characteristic of that truth is that it never changes according to time and place.
The correct system of life (din al-qayyim), such as Millah Ibrahim’s hanif (straight and pure), has been adhered to by all the Prophets and Apostles from the time of Prophet Adam to Prophet Muhammad and so on in this era by the generation of Millah Ibrahim.
The Apostles, Prophets, and honest, martyred, and pious people are a group of people who have received blessings from Allah. They are not people who are on the wrong path or who have incurred His wrath.
Their way of life can be traced back to the history of the Prophets and Apostles as told in the Torah, Bible and Al-Quran. They are all guided by the teachings of Millah Ibrahim, which is the correct system of life.
Millah Abraham’s teachings are not something new, but rather teachings that have been followed by all the Prophets and Messengers of Allah, including the Prophet Muhammad. The presence of the Millah Ibrahim generation in these islands was not to introduce a new religion or legal system, but rather to continue the mission of the Lord of the Universe and invite humanity to return to the true religion of Allah, namely the Hanif Millah Ibrahim, or Hanif Islam.
Let us examine in depth what the Millah Abraham is, along with its basic teachings understood and believed by every follower or generation of the Millah Abraham.
