The Five Pillarss

Islam is a religion that is understood as being very complex and not easily understood by individuals. Islam is known for being the geographical religion of the west. Those who adhere to this Islam religion are known as Muslims. Muslims worship a higher being or God known as Allah. They also worship someone else called Muhammad, who known as being the first prophet and was unique in that he never learned to read or right. “If Muslims were asked to summarize the way Islam counsels people to live the answer might be: It teachers them to walk the straight path” (Smith 242). This saying was written in the Koran, which is known to be the basic text of Islam. Another thing that is very important in the Koran was the surah. The surah was known
The Five Pillars of Islam are known as being the regulation of how the Muslims deal with God. They include the Shahadah, canonical prayer, charity, observance of Ramadan, and pilgrimage. These Five Pillars are each unique in different ways, but they all contribute to the overall conclusion of how Islam should contract with their God. The first of the Five Pillars of Islam is known as the Shahadah. Islam views the Shahada as the confession of faith or the creed. This pillar emphasizes the role of their monotheism religion. It shows how important it is for the Islam’s to only worship one God, which is known as the God. “More directly still, there is no God but God, for the word is not a common noun embracing a class of objects; it is a proper name designating a unique being and him only” (Smith 244). Even you experience Shahadah in times of trouble when your overwhelmed, or when you have dreadful emotions, the God will always be there. The second Pillar of Islam is known as the canonical prayer. The Koran emphasizes this as being an essential aspect throughout all Muslims, even though it is very difficult for some people to learn. Muslims pray because they want to show they are