Comparing The Five Pillars Of Islam

The Five Pillars of Islam state, "Allah and Muhammad are the only Gods that should be worshiped, Salat is required every day by every worshiper of Islam, and if one is healthy and is wealthy enough to travel to Mecca, one must do so, no questions asked" (Five, 1989). The Jewish religion, on the other hand, is both similar, yet completely different from Islam in terms of beliefs, which God worshipers of Judaism worship to, requirements in everyday life and life as a committed worshipper of Judaism. Judaism, the oldest religion of the three main religions, (Judaism, Christianity, and Islam), Islam received ideas from the Jewish faith that founders of the religion implemented into Islam. The Five Pillars of Islam prove that the Islamic faith and Jewish faith are both similar, and different in unique ways.
Allah, and Muhammad, are the only gods that deserve worship. La ilaha illa' Liah----' there is no god except god;' is said when a non-follower of Islam says that Allah is not the only one above, and that Polytheism is what exists, not monotheism" (Five, 1989). Judaism is very much like Islam in this manner because the only God that worshipers of Judaism can worship is Yahweh, the one and only God. Although both religions are worshiping different Gods, the idea of only one God should be worshipped, is very much implied, and respected. The idea of one God should be worshiped, is relevant in both religions, so is the idea of prayer is also a big part of both