by Nezar Hamze
This article by Nezar
Hamze describes God’s Islamic concept in following lines:
The most frequent
question I get asked by my fellow Americans is to explain how Muslims believe
in God. They ask, who or what is Allah? Allah is the Arabic name of God, the
same God of Adam, Noah, Abraham, Ishmael, Isaac, Moses, Jesus and Muhammad.
The first and most important teaching of Islam
is the oneness or uniqueness of God (Allah). This teaching is the first part of
the first pillar of Islam and the first article of faith that Muslims must
believe. Islam teaches a oneness of God that goes beyond the English term
"one."
In the 112th chapter of the Quran, Surah Al-Iklhas, God explains to humanity how to believe in him. This chapter is so important that some narrations of the Prophet Mohammed say, if the Quran were to be divided into three sections, the meaning of Surah Al-Iklhas would represent 1/3 of the overall content of the Quran.
In the 112th chapter of the Quran, Surah Al-Iklhas, God explains to humanity how to believe in him. This chapter is so important that some narrations of the Prophet Mohammed say, if the Quran were to be divided into three sections, the meaning of Surah Al-Iklhas would represent 1/3 of the overall content of the Quran.
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