Based on the Quran it is saying that all the prophets were Muslims; which means a Muslim has nothing to do with following the book, as most Muslims now commonly ascribe...
So what is the definition of someone who follows Islam, if it came before the Quran existed?
A Muslim and Islam mean, 'one who submits to peace (of God)'.
As salam is the root meaning peace, not only submission.
So since the prophets all submitted to God's will, and believed in the Oneness of God....Does this make them all Muslims?
So the 5 pillars of Islam are not essential for being a Muslim, none of the religious law in the Quran is essential to being a Muslim.....
Basically have people created a religion around the idea of accepting the Oneness of God?
So what is the definition of someone who follows Islam, if it came before the Quran existed?
A Muslim and Islam mean, 'one who submits to peace (of God)'.
As salam is the root meaning peace, not only submission.
So since the prophets all submitted to God's will, and believed in the Oneness of God....Does this make them all Muslims?
So the 5 pillars of Islam are not essential for being a Muslim, none of the religious law in the Quran is essential to being a Muslim.....
Basically have people created a religion around the idea of accepting the Oneness of God?