What Is The Minimum Criteria To Be Called As Muslim
Belief in God is absolute in nature however, belief in prophethood is subject to both knowledge and circumstances of a person. But once one believes in a Prophet then belief in Angels, belief in the hereafter and belief in divine book(s) naturally ensue because thay are all necessary for belief in prophethood; they’re more like branches of this belief. Your statement that “ some people believe in kalma but not in other Imaan e markan ” is hard to grasp becaue believeing in kalma means that one also believes in the prophethood of the Prophet Muhammad (sws) and with that, belief in Divine Books, belief in Angels, belief in the Hereafter automatically ensue.