However, Zarabozo (2005) wrote that the word Islam itself means “He resigned, or submitted, himself”, it is about the way or the act of submitting ourselves to the one God. Islam also is the foundation of the true peace. Moreover, Amjad Hussain and Kate El-Alami (2005) also stated that every Muslims believe in one God, Allah s.w.t is the only Creator: “Islam holds that God transcends the possession of any physical attributes, and is not bound by any of the limitations of human beings or anything else. God is however, described by his 99 names, such as the Creator, Sustainer, the Merciful, the Light and the Forgiver.” There are many hadiths relating to the fact the Muslim are a single united body which each part responsible for the other. Islam being a complete
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