The Oneness of God
التوحيدTawḥīd — the first word and the last word.
The absolute oneness of Allah as the classical theologians articulated it — oneness of lordship, oneness of worship, oneness of names and attributes. The word that lifts every other word.
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Imam al-Ghazali
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"The first chapter on Monotheism, Clarification of the true nature of monotheism, which is"
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"This is what is meant by perishing in monotheism, losing oneself in the oneness of God."
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"Allah, peace be upon him, said, La ilaha illallah, there is no god but Allah, will"
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"This aligns with their observations of the tangible world, planting the belief in monotheism in their heart in a way that suits their intellect."
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"To question how monotheism is clear when intermediaries and causes are subjugated, consider human movements which occur at will."
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"Now if you ask whether such a foundational belief in monotheism can serve as the basis for reliance on God, the answer is yes."
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"If one enters to pass through or sit, he should say, subhanallah, alhamdulillah, la ilaha illallah, allahu akbar, four times."
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"Al-Junaid said, The noblest and highest gatherings are those with thoughts in the realm of monotheism,"
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"Let him be wary of God, the exalted, in purifying his monotheism from the impurities and contaminants"
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"oneness, which is its affirmation, and witness to its Creator's sanctity, which is its glorification."
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"At the end, one should say, Subhanallah alhamdulillah, there is no god but Allah, and Allah is the"
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"market and says, there is no God but Allah, alone, without partner, his is the sovereignty and his"
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"oneness of God, and every human heart is initially prepared to bear it. However, certain obstacles"
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"Iblis said, You will not attain anything from these people, due to the purity of their monotheism"
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"Since the straight path, which completes monotheism through steadfastness, is subtler than a hair"
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"deity are far from sincerity in their monotheism and leave their fate in peril. Now, consider the"
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"The third is if a wealthy person says, Subhanallah, walhamdulillah, wa la ilaha illallah, walahu"
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"have no fortress except the sincere utterance of La ilaha illa Allah. There is no God but Allah."
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"those distant from sincerity and monotheism, if unable to achieve it fully, should at least love"
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"betray, he lifts his hand from them. The hadith, La ilaha illallah continues to avert the wrath"
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"endless misery. However, if they end well dying upon monotheism, they can expect salvation from"
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"oneness of God and a testimony of the uniqueness of the worshipped. To fulfill this commitment"
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"Praise be to Allah, who made the word of monotheism a safeguard and fortress for His servants,"
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"mentioned that whoever says, Glory be to Allah, praise be to Allah, there is no god but Allah,"
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"I bear witness that there is no god but Allah, and that Muhammad is his servant and messenger."
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"laws and commands, claiming this as an expression of their pure monotheism, believing that God"
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"He, peace be upon him, stated, I was sent with the easy Hanafiya, religion of pure monotheism."
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"As for the narrations, it is mentioned, The declaration of There is no God but Allah continues"
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"monotheism burns away the sins of the monotheists more than the fire of polytheism burns away"
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"They hope Allah will protect their faith until they die on the oneness of God, guarding their"
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"Some of the knowers said, If a pillar stood between me and the one I knew to be in monotheism"
Ibn Kathir
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"their deeds. I admit them into paradise with there is no god but Allah. O Jesus, they are the majority"
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"there is no god but Allah, as their tongues and no necks have humbled in prostration as their necks"
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"not give thanks. Then he called them to monotheism, denouncing the worship of anything other than"
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"no God except one God, meaning there is no God but Allah alone, without partner or equivalent."
Ibn Battuta
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"There is no god but Allah, Muhammad is the messenger of Allah, in the script of divine power."
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