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How many Gods do Islam people have?
Only one, referred to as Allah. This is the same God worshiped by the other Abrahamic religions, Christianity and Judaism.
How many false gods are there?
The number of false gods depends on your own beliefs. If you are an atheist, then all gods are false, without exception. If you are Christian, Muslim or Jew, then all gods but the one true Abrahamic God are false. Taoists, tolerant by nature, tend to accept the gods of all religions, although gods outside Taoism may not be relevant to its followers. Thus a Taoist accepts the possible existence of the Christian God, and is reluctant to see any false gods.
Why do people choose to be Muslim?
In Muslim belief, Islam is the one true religion. Some people worship the gods of their parents because they have never stopped to really consider whether there really are any gods. Many want meaning that they believe is missing in life, and Muslims look to God for this meaning. Those who enquire may come to the realisation that there is no God, but religion also provides some people with comfort and a sense of purpose. People do not need to abandon their faiths just because logic and reason say so.
Where did the word hexagon come from?
the acient greek gods
Why are the 5 pillars of Islam important?
The five pillars of Islam are the basis of Islam religion. Denying any of these pillars intentionally expells the Muslim from Islam. That is why it is important for any Muslim to follow these five five pillars very closely. Refer to question below for more information.
How many gods are served in islam and who are they?
Islam is a monotheistic religion and Muslims believe in only one god that is Allah.
How much gods does Egypt have?
Ancient Egypt has so many gods and goddesses they have yet to all be counted. Modern Egypt is mostly Islam.
Were there other gods in Islam faith long ago?
No. This is a common canard brought up by people who argue against the validity of Islam's monotheism. Prior to Islam there were a number of henotheists (people who believed in one god's superior over other gods), monolatrous henotheists (people who believed in many gods but worshiped only one), and polytheists. Islam stated quite clearly that it was none of these, both monotheistic.
Is God male or female in Islam?
none,in Islam we do not know how god looks like all we know is gods personallity which is described in gods 99 names.
What were the beliefs of the people living in the Arabian peninsula before Islam?
they were uncivilised and believed in many gods along with Allah.
Do the people in Egypt have their gods?
Thousands of years ago the ancient Egyptians had gods that represented many things such as Ra the god of the Sun and many more. But today, Egyptians don't believe in these Gods and instead follow the main religions Islam and Christianity
What religion believes that Muhammad is gods prophet?
Islam :)
What is thePlace called where Arabs kept many idol gods?
They're not gods. They're prophets. In Islam theres no god execpt alah. They're barried in mecca , medina
Who was Chief God in the religion of Islam?
In Islam, only one God is worshipped, there are no counterparts or minor gods.
What does Islam teach about shirk?
Shirk means polytheism in Islam. Islam considers polytheism illogical and unacceptable when referring to deity for Muslims believe oneness of the Creator is more logical than many gods and several wills and authorities.
What are some similarities between Judaism Hinduism and Islam?
Judaism and Islam have many similarities. Hinduism does not fall in this category because Hinduism is an Ancient South Asian Religion and Culture. Judaism and Islam believe in One God. Hinduism does not fall in this category, because they believe in many gods. Judaism and Islam have too many similarities to list. It would be wise to search "Similarities between Judaism and Islam" or see the related question below.
Who or what represents the holy leader of Islam?
it is the gods in which the Islamic people believed in.
