Who Do Muslims Worship? Exploring the Concept of Allah in Islam

Discover who Muslims worship and learn about Allah and the principles of Islam, emphasizing compassion and justice.

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Muslims worship Allah, the one and only God in Islam. They believe in His supreme power, mercy, and omnipresence. Followers of Islam pray directly to Allah, guided by the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad as documented in the Quran. This monotheistic faith emphasizes principles of compassion, charity, and justice.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What is the significance of Allah in Islam? Allah is considered the one true God in Islam, embodying attributes of power, mercy, and justice.
  2. What do Muslims believe about prayer and worship? Muslims pray directly to Allah, guided by the teachings found in the Quran, promoting a personal and communal relationship with God.
  3. What are the core beliefs of Islam? Core beliefs include monotheism, the emphasis on compassion and charity, the importance of justice, and following the teachings of the Quran.

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