Dr. Rashad Khalifa
All messengers delivered the same message, that you shall not worship except God, so disobeying them is disbelief or idol worship.1
Neither Jesus nor Muhammad wants to be idolized; the sole function of every messenger was to preach the worship of God alone.1
Seeking religious instructions from Muhammad or any source besides God supports Satan's claim that God needs a partner.1
The great criterion is that those who believe in intercession cannot bear talk about God alone, and one's reaction to talk of God alone reveals oneself and one's destiny.1, 2
The majority of people are disbelievers and the majority of believers are going to hell, so those who worship God alone are a minority of the minority.1, 2, 3
The number 19 is the numerical value of the Arabic word for one, so the miracle emphasizes the Quran's basic message that God is One.1
Dr. Rashad Khalifa
The number 19 is the common denominator of the Quran because it is the numerical value of the Arabic word for One, emphasizing the Quran's basic message that God is One.1, 2, 3
Nineteen proclaims the First Commandment of all scriptures, that there is only one God, because it is the gematrical value of the word One in Aramaic, Hebrew, and Arabic.1, 2
The Quran's dominant message is that there is only One God, and its common denominator nineteen is the gematrical value of the word One.1, 2
Verse 39:45 is the Quran's great criterion: mentioning God alone excludes mentioning anyone else, and those who idolize Muhammad or Jesus are upset by it.1, 2
A true messenger of God advocates worship of God alone and abolition of idol worship, never asks for a wage, and is given incontrovertible proof; anyone failing these is a false claimant.1, 2
Islam is not a name but a description of total submission and devotion to God alone, so anyone who meets this criterion is a Submitter, whether Jew, Christian, Hindu, Buddhist, or Muslim.1, 2
Before sending us to this world, God gathered all humans and we bore witness that He alone is our Lord, so upholding His absolute authority is a natural instinct in every human.1, 2
Billions of years ago Satan, a high-ranking creature, thought his God-given powers made him fit to be a god besides God, but only God has the qualifications and ability to be a god.1, 2
People who denounce Satan, uphold God's absolute authority, and refuse to idolize dead creatures like Jesus and Muhammad return to God's protection and enjoy a perfect life here and forever.1
Believing that anyone other than God can intercede to have our sins forgiven or our wishes fulfilled is setting up partners with God, which is idolatry.1
The overwhelming message of the Quran, on which there is absolutely no compromise, is that God is one.1
When God spoke to Moses directly without angels, He spoke only in the singular, commanding worship of Him alone and the contact prayers.1, 2
Those who nourished their souls by worshiping God alone, believing in the Hereafter, and living righteously are strong enough to stay close to God and occupy the High Heaven.1
Because Submission is the religion of Abraham, and Muhammad did not exist before Abraham, the only creed must be that there is no god except the One God.1
Whoever worships God alone upholds His teachings alone and honors only the commandments and prohibitions that God Himself instituted.1
In the Quran Jesus proclaims that God is his Lord and the people's Lord, and that they must worship God alone.1
Neither the word Trinity nor the explicit doctrine appears in the New Testament, and Jesus did not intend to contradict the Old Testament teaching that God is one.1
The First Pillar of Islam, decreed in 3:18 and 47:19, is There is no other god besides God, and adding Muhammad's name to it does not conform with God's commandments.1, 2
Your god is whoever or whatever occupies your mind most of the time, which can be your children, your spouse, your business, or your ego.1, 2
A guided believer is devoted to God alone and rejoices in any other believer devoted to God alone, whatever name that believer gives his or her religion.1
Devoting our lives and worship absolutely to God alone is the First Commandment in all the scriptures, including the Old Testament, the New Testament, and the Final Testament.1, 2
Every person is born with instinctive knowledge that God alone is our Lord; jinns lack this instinct but have longer lives and greater abilities to study God's signs.1, 2
Submission means recognizing God's absolute authority and being firmly convinced that God alone possesses all power, with no other entity having any power independent of Him.1
Differences between people in the Hereafter are far greater than here; those who worship God alone are huge in real size while others shrink, so the few believers are really the majority.1, 2, 3, 4
We are on earth to worship God and to discover that God is the only master.1
Once a person reaches the age of forty one, he had better be worshiping God alone.1
God gives criteria in the Quran, such as 39:45, to tell whether one is a believer: hypocrites dislike it when God alone is mentioned and are pleased when Muhammad is mentioned with Him.1, 2, 3
The true Muslims are those who devote their worship to God alone and uphold the Quran alone, and they will have the true Quran.1, 2, 3
There is one religion practiced by Jews, Christians, Muslims, Hindus, and Buddhists; God's message evolved with the human race and the scriptures do not conflict.1, 2, 3, 4
Acts of worship such as the contact prayer, fasting, zakat, Hajj, and animal sacrifice must be devoted to God alone, with no other name mentioned.1, 2, 3, 4