Insha'Allah

 In Christianity, Christ's atonement is necessary to cleanse original sin, but what about Islam?


What exactly is original sin?


Is it rebelling against God?


Is that why Muslims pray five times a day? If they pray five times a day, original sin would be cleansed as soon as it arises, and it wouldn't have time to function.


Plus, Muslims say "Insha'Allah" all the time.


This supposedly means "if God wills,"


and in everyday conversation, they always add "Insha'Allah" when making promises. This means


"God's will is placed above human free will."


That means there's no way to rebel against God. In other words, every time a Muslim says "Insha'Allah," God smiles and original sin is cleansed.


At least, that's how I interpret it.


So it's impossible not to be saved through Islam.


Guided by love and compassion


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