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[quote][b][size=1] [quote] Even those that believe in God dont share the same path [/quote] [blue]This is because their concept of belief in God is just a belief in God's existance. But a True believer should believe not only in His existance but also believe in His Lordship, His Uluhiyat (right of worship) and in His names and Attributs. 1 - Belief In Allah’s Existence Allah’s existence is affirmed through Fitrah (the innate purity that Allah creates in every human being), the Mind, the Shari’ah (Islamic Law) and the senses. 2 - Belief In Allah’s Lordship This means to believe that Allah is the Lord, alone, and that He has no partners or helpers. The Rabb (Lord) is the One who Creates and Commands. There is no creator except Allah and there is no owner of the universe except Him. The Commandment and the Control is His. 3 - The Belief That He Is the ILAH: Allah is the Ilah, meaning He is the Worshipped One Who has no partners. This Ilah is worshipped with love and reverence. 4 - The Belief In Allah’s Names and Attributes. This belief requires accepting whatever Allah described of Himself in His Book or in the Sunnah of His Messenger (sallallahu alaihi wa-sallam). For more on this please visit the following link:[/b] http://www.ahya.org/amm/modules.php?name=Content&pa=showpage&pid=21[/blue][/size=1][/quote]
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