Even though, some of Islamic teachings may be similar to other Abrahamic religions because they come from the same root and preach believing in God; however, pillars of Islam clearly differentiate Muslims from the followers of other religions. Muslims must practice these five pillars in order to remain the followers of Islam. Five Islamic pillars are: Shahada (Declaration of Profession of Faith), Salah (Prayer), Saum, (Fasting the month of Ramdan), Zakah (Compulsory Charity) and Hajj (Pilgrimage, once in life if one is financially able to).

When pure tawheed is actualised in the life of an individual or the society it produces the best of results. People only worship Allah, abandon shirk, their souls are strengthened and brotherhood/unity is formed.... Read More

The ayat in the Qur'an give glad tiding to those who worship Allah alone and stick to the Tawheed. Mixing belief with shirk is the greatest sin. Allah forgives everyone who repent from shirk and die upon tawheed.... Read More

The three categories of Tawheed, Ruboobiyyah, Uloohiyyah and Asmaa' was-Sifaat, are found in Aayatul-Kursee. Allah gathered them all in this ayah, using negation and affirmation; negating shortcomings and affirming completeness for Himself.... Read More

In the Qur'an Allah only mentions Tawheed ar-Ruboobiyyah, that which the disbelievers themselves affirm, to show its weight as a proof and to establish the evidence for Tawheed al-Uloohiyyah.... Read More

The Tawheed that is sought from mankind is Tawheed al-Uloohiyyah. All of the Messengers began by calling their people to worship Allah and do not associate any partner with Him.... Read More