Islam: Acceptance, Surrender, Submission, and Commitment

Islam is a monotheism which started in the year 622 AD, and it is on the Arabian peninsula. This religion highly emphasizes the obedience and complete devotion of God, and they name God as God. They express this promise through frequent rituals. Muslims have five pillars and need to do their utmost to be regarded as true Muslims. First, it is Shahadah who claims they believe that God is one and that Muhammad is the last Prophet of God. Next, they officially pray five times a day.

"Islam is the language of Arabic and means to surrender, obey and obey. As a religion, Muslims represent full obedience and obedience to God, peace is in the heart, There is true peace in the whole society, "Khurshid Ahmad wrote. The Qur'an says: "Believing in the memory of God, who is contented: When I recall God, there is no doubt that my soul will be satisfied. Beautiful Place (Final) Return" (13: 28 - 29)

Arabic terms for Islam literally mean "surrender" or "submission." Muslim believers, known as Muslims (positive affirmations from Islam), accept or submit to the will of God, and Arabic is God. Allah is seen as a unique god, the creator and the restorer of the world. The will of God to obey the Qur'an (Koran) said, is revealed to his messenger Muhammad. Muhammad is said to be the last great prophet, including Adam, Noah, Moses, Jesus and others. The basic belief for Islam is embodied in Shahada, a confession of Muslim faith.

The word Islam means "surrender" or "obedience" that follows the will of God the God. Muslims have their own unique basic beliefs. There is no god except Allah, and Muhammad is the Prophet of Allah. Muslim teaches that there are Gods, creators and creators of the universe. Islamic faith is the same as one of the Ten Commandments of Christianity, that is, "I am your God, you can not have any other god before you." On the final day or the day of judgment the same applies to Islam in Christian faith, whether it is heaven or penalty of hell, the dead will resurrect.