This subsection focuses on the concept of divine unity (tahweed or monotheism) from an Islamic perspective.
What does belief in God mean in Islam? How does Islam view monotheism? How do we know about the essential truth of monotheism? How do we recognize God’s Oneness?
Equivalent for ignorance, tyranny and injustice, how does disbelief itself testify to the existence of God? What do we rebel against when choosing not to believe, and what do we accomplish? What harm can this do to God? What do our own selves tell about God?
How do we define religion? Are there kinds of religions, and how do they differ? Which category does Islam belong to? Hasn’t religion failed to catch up with science?
While the story of Prophet Noah is cited only once in the Genesis, it is recounted several times in the Qur’an, but what are the differences between the two narrations? What do they have in common?
How did people live before the coming of Prophet Noah? What happened to the concept of the Oneness of God Prophet Adam came with? Did they worship God as taught by Adam?
As all God’s prophets, Noah was sent with a specific message; go back to God. How did he call his people? How did they, particularly the rich, respond to his call?
Of all God’s Prophets Abraham was the deep and exemplary expression of the Muslim: demonstrating the twofold meaning of “peace” and “wholehearted self-giving”. Learn how…
How do we acquire knowledge about God? How do we know there’s One God? And how does such knowledge help unlock/explore life’s mysteries?
The concept of Oneness in Islam is not limited to Allah’s singularity and uniqueness. There are many aspects to this concept which involve the way human beings should worship Allah. Learn more…
What are the forms of polytheism? How does Islam look at them? What is the relation between the oneness of God and the unity of the universe?
There’s a kind of indirect proof from our nature, as humans, that we know God. Even those who reject God, at some time or other, remember God.
How is Allah Al-Mu`ti (the Giver)? What does He actually give us? If God is the Giver, why are we afflicted? How can Allah be the Giver and Preventer at the same time?
How is Allah As-Salam? What does this name stand for? What does it have to do with God’s Acts and man’s acts? Why do we believe in God being As-Salam?
The love of God is the highest of all things. All Muslims are agreed that the love of God is a duty. What does such love look like, and why do we love God?
The One Who is above and exceeds all others. The Most High, above whom there is nothing higher. The One Whose rank and station are the Most High. The One ….
What do mean by true monotheism? Are there types of monotheism? How could we know and what does that matter?
Why do we, Muslims, have a special term for God and what does it mean in the Islamic creed? Does it relate to the word God?
The first and foremost pillar of islam, the Shahada, is a prerequisite for the other four pillars of Islam and it is the only key to the Paradise.
On the Day of Resurrection, there will be many intercessors other than Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) such as the angels, the prophets and the believers.
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