Abu Khadeejah Abdul-Wahid Alam | Salafi Publications
The utterance lā ilāha illallāh is a true statement of sincerity (ikhlās) because its meaning is that one sincerely worships only Allāh, the Most High, besides whom there is none worthy of worship. Therefore the meaning of lā ilāha illallāh is, “There is no deity worthy of worship in truth except Allāh.” It is the saying that enters one into the Islamic faith. A truly tremendous statement, and because of it, Allāh sent the Messengers and the Revelation: the Torah to Moses, the Psalms to David, the Gospels to Jesus and the Qur’an to Muhammad (peace and blessings be upon them all). Every Messenger was sent with this central message, to begin their call on the basis of this statement. This book explains the meaning of the testimony ‘lā ilāha illallāh’, its conditions and benefits in this life and the next.
