Conditional statemens in belief

Faith in the Islamic literature means believing in God's existence, unity, strength, and might, obeying it and confirming it by heart. With the expansion of the Islamic state's borders the issues of faith raise different discussions with different comments on the new Muslims' questions. Our work consists of an introduction, two parts, and a conclusion. In the introduction, the subject, purpose, method, and sources of the thesis are discussed. In the first part, we examined the basic concepts such as faith in terms of a conceptual framework. We discussed the debates related to imam (religious leader) and faith in a practical and belief-related framework, especially since it is essential in terms of the nature of our subject. In the second part, exceptions, doubts, and muvafat (adherence) we tried to examine how the problem of Conditional Statements in Belief emerged, the views and proofs of the Sects on this subject. In particular, we tried to base the views of the sects on the subject with Quranic verses.