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 ====== Allah ======
-**Allah** (Arabic: اللّه) is the Arabic word for **"the (one) God"**. Allah is the creator of all things and everything shows the greatness of Allah. We know Allah through [[Tauhid]], which means that we worship Allah and don't assign partners to him. Allah created us only to worship him. This is the purpose of life.
+**Allah** (Arabic: اللّه) is the Arabic word for **"the (one) God"**. [[Allah]] is the creator, the provider and the sustainer of all things, the one who controls all affairs and everything shows the greatness of Allah. We know Allah through his revelation, his names, his attributes and trough his signs. There is no other deity except Allah.
+Allah created us, provided for us, sustains us and he did not leave us neglected, but rather he sent us a [[rasool|messenger]]. Whatever blessing we have is from Allah. Allah sent [[nabi|prophets]] to to guide mankind.
-===== Allah in Different Religions =====
+===== Allah in Christianity and Judaism =====
-Allah is **not** an exclusive "God of the Muslims." Long before the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ, **Arab Christians and Jews** used the term Allah for the Creator. Also in **Aramaic**, the language of Jesus, the word for God means "Allah."
+Allah is **not** an exclusive "God of the Muslims." Long before the [[muhammad|Prophet Muhammad ﷺ]], **Arab Christians and Jews** used the term Allah for the Creator. Also in **Aramaic**, the language of Jesus, the word for God means "Allah."
-Allah is the one God who guided all of the prophets and messengers from Adam to Muhammad ﷺ.
+Allah is the one God who guided all of the prophets and messengers from Adam to [[muhammad|Muhammad ﷺ]].
-===== Tawhid – The Oneness of Allah =====
-A central part of Islam is the **Oneness of God** (Arabic: [[Tauhid|Tawḥīd]] توحيد), which means that we worship only Allah and don't assign partners to him.
-  * **Allah is the only Creator.**
-  * **Only Allah is worthy of worship.**
-  * **Only Allah possesses the most perfect attributes.**
-===== Man's Free Will and Allah's Will =====
-In Islam, there are two levels of human action:
-  * **Involuntary Events:** Birth, death, heartbeat, etc.
-  * **Will-directed Actions:** Here, man has free will – within the framework of what Allah has permitted.
-Everything happens **within the Will of Allah**, but not everything corresponds to His **Commands**.
-Quote:
-> "But you cannot will, unless Allah wills." (Surah 76:30)
-> (وما تشاءون إلا أن يشاء الله)
-===== Conclusion =====
-The belief in Allah in Islam emphasizes:
-  * His absolute Uniqueness
-  * His sole Worthiness of Worship
-  * His perfect Attributes
-  * The responsibility of man to consciously believe and act
-Whoever speaks the Shahada with conviction and lives according to it is considered a **Submitter to God ([[Muslim|Muslim]] مسلم)** in Islam.