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MUSLIM DOCTRINES

Muslim Doctrines
The Islamic belief is one of the the largest in the world. The other two religions
are Christianity and Judaism. All three of these religions are montheistic, which
means they all believe in one God. And they all also believe in the same God. While
the other two religions may call God, God, the Muslims do not. They refer to God as
Allah. The word Islam means to surrender. It emphasizes the oneness, uniqueness,
transcendence and utter otherness of God. There are many interesting things about
the Muslim faith, such as the way the ways in which they are similar to the other two
major religions of the world, the Five Pillars of Faith, and the things the Muslims are
against
Many Muslims do not like to be compared to the other religions, and they say
that there are no similarities, but in reality there are. Even though the Muslim faith,
in
many ways is very different from the other two religions, yet tthey share the same
views about things. The main thing they all agree on is that there is only one true
God. In the Christian faith, they have the 10 commandments that were sent down to
earth from God, that tell the people of the land the things they should do and the
things they should not do. Even though the Muslims to not claim to have anything of
this sort, they do have unwritten laws about Allah. They believe that Allis one, without
any partners. They say that there is no other God before God. This here is also
found in the ten commandments. The one major thing that makes the Islamic faith
different is that they believe that Muhammad was God's chosen servant, and His
messenger who was sent her on earth to do His work. Also, the Muslims read out of
the Qu'ran which is their holy book. The Qu'ran is the word of Allah. They believe
that it came from Him as speech, but it is not possible to say how. The believers
accept is as the absolute truth. Even though there are many differences, there are
many similarites also.