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Tawhid Essay In English

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THE FIRST DRAFT OF MY RESEARCH

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{3} The way people live and the cultural practices they were involved in, unconsciously, affect the language they use.
In very former days, before the rise of Islam, the large proportion of Arab population were illiterate. Most of them don't read or write, but they were competent Arabic Language speakers. Their Arabic language was very pure, rhetorical and eloquent. Arabs care much about Language. Actually, it becomes a matter of national. They used to compete each other and used to frequent to Okadh Poetry Delivery Place and deliver sermons and poems in public. They were known for their rich Arabic poetic and rhetorical languages(speeches).

Arab depended mainly on rhetorical styles of Arabic …show more content…

And it shows a supplication to Allah and it is a confession that we need Allah in all aspects of life.

These few seven verses call man to fulfill the rights of Tawhid (foot note), the right that Allah has over us to worship Him alone without any partners. They encompass all the three types of Tawhid: Unity of worship, Unity of …..and Unity of……….

In this study, the researcher is going to discuss aspects of brevity in the first chapter of the Holy Quran, Surat Al-Fatihah. She is going to present She is going to discuss it verse by verse presenting a suggested English translation , possible commentary and the problem of limitation in translating the meaning of the Holy …show more content…

It is only He Who is deserving of man's reliance for everything.
'Na'bud' indicates the meaning that we surrender to Allah alone and we declare that we worship Him alone. We are true servants of Allah free from any idol and idolatry, and we acknowledge no person or thing worthy of worship other than Allah, Whose commands alone we obey and Whose laws only we follow, avoiding any kind of servitude and submission to other than Him.
'Nasta'in' expresses the meaning that we [trust] rely on/upon Allah alone, and know that all authority and power are His only. In this view, other than Him is powerless, mortal and perishable. We ask Him for help in all our worldly life affairs, worship, guidance and protection in the hereafter. Even in our own worship, we need His help for which we must ask Him. We may be involved in self-conceit, deviation, hypocrisy and similar things, which destroy our worshipping and servitude totally. Then, in all affairs and activities, we should rely exclusively on/upon Allah. We should fear nothing but Allah; and we should trust Allah only in confronting all the forces for there is none other than He able to help

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