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
Idol worshipers who do not uphold the First Pillar are forbidden by God from saying the correct Shahadah by itself without adding Muhammad's name.1, 2
Millions of Muslims have adopted a polytheistic version of the First Pillar by insisting on mentioning Muhammad's name beside God's name.1
Verse 39:45 brands as disbelievers those who are averse when God alone is mentioned but satisfied when others are mentioned with Him.1, 2
Verse 47:19 commands knowing that there is no god except the one God, and adding Muhammad Rasool Allah to it, as one Muslim publication did, falsely presents the addition as Quran and is blasphemy.1, 2
Even the phrase There is no god except He, the First Pillar, conforms to the code only when the false verse 9:129 is excluded, because God rejects what hypocrites utter even if it is the truth.1, 2
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
Traditional Muslims are enraged by mentioning God alone, as 39:45 documents, and Khalifa is convinced God forbids them from uttering the Quranic Shahaadah without invoking Muhammad.1, 2
Everything the Muslims do is wrong, including the First Pillar, the call to prayer, the ablution, the daily Salat prayers, the Zakat charity, and Hajj.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
One must be absolutely certain that God alone is the One True God and that He alone possesses all power.1
Traditional Muslims distort both the prayer and the shahadah.1
All messengers came with the same basic message: there is no god except the one God.1
The first pillar of Islam is bearing witness that there is no god except God, and adding Muhammad's name to this proclamation is idolatry that violates it.1
Associating idols with God is the only unforgivable offense, so adding any other name to There is no god besides God is condemned and exposes disbelief in the Hereafter.1, 2, 3
Righteousness takes constant effort and does not come automatically from reciting the Shahadah or being born into a righteous family.1
A Submitter is one who submits to God's will and devotes life and worship to God alone, recognizing that only God possesses power; Submission describes devotion, not just a religion's name.1, 2
Devoting one's life and worship to God alone is the First Commandment in all the scriptures, including the Old, New, and Final Testaments.1
Muhammad's name should be omitted from the call to prayer, the prayers, and the Shahada.1
After the prophet's death, millions of Muslims reverted to idolatry by adding Muhammad's name to the Quranic testimony and practicing this corrupt shahadah daily.1
The Quranic declaration of faith is simply There is no god beside God, taught by God and preached and followed by all prophets and messengers, including Muhammad.1, 2, 3
The basic theme of all scriptures, the Old Testament, the New Testament, and the Quran, is that there is only one God and we must worship Him alone.1, 2, 3, 4
Adding Muhammad is a messenger of God to the declaration that there is no god except God is idol worship; the declaration must stand by itself for those who worship God alone.1, 2
Like the Old and New Testaments, the Quran's first commandment is to worship God alone.1
The first commandment, having no other gods besides God, is also the first pillar of Islam.1
Devoting one's life and worship to God alone is the First Commandment in all scriptures, including the Old Testament, New Testament, and Quran.1, 2
Submission means recognizing that only God has power and devoting one's life and worship to Him alone, which is the First Commandment in all the scriptures.1, 2
Mentioning Muhammad's name next to God in prayer or the Shahada, hanging his name beside God's, and visiting his tomb during Hajj are idolatrous practices.1
Adding Muhammad or Ali beside God in the shahadah idolizes them, and God's testimony is the greatest.1, 2, 3
All human beings bore witness to God as their Lord before coming to this world, so no one can claim ignorance on the Day of Resurrection.1, 2
All reported versions of the Prophet's farewell sermon give the same correct shahadah, La Elaha Ella Allah.1
Even Pharaoh pronounced the same shahadah when he faced death by drowning.1, 2
God Himself, the angels, and people of knowledge bear witness that there is no god except God.1, 2
God taught Moses the same shahadah, telling him there is no god beside Him and commanding him to worship Him alone and observe the Contact Prayers.1, 2
It is not necessary to testify that Muhammad is the messenger, because God suffices as witness to His messenger.1, 2, 3
Muhammad taught his people the same shahadah, there is no god beside God, and they responded with arrogance.1, 2
No messenger's name, whether Moses, Jesus, or Muhammad, is attached to the shahadah, and believers make no distinction among God's messengers.1, 2, 3
Only hypocrites testify that Muhammad is the messenger of God, and God bears witness that they are liars.1, 2
The correct statement of faith, the shahadah, is that there is no god beside God.1, 2, 3
The phrases There is no god but God and No god except He occur in the Quran at least thirty times without associating anyone beside God.1
The same statement of faith, that there is no god besides God, appears in the Torah, in Isaiah, and in the Quran.1, 2, 3
We must believe in God, the Last Day, angels, scriptures, and messengers, but God never commands us to testify to any of these except God.1, 2
All of God's scriptures carry the same basic, universal message: there is only one God, and you shall devote your worship to God alone.1, 2, 3, 4
The Shahadah consists only of La Elaaha Ella Allah, and adding Muhammad Rasool Allah is idolatry, disobedience of God and the Prophet, and in effect disbelief in other messengers.1
Adding Muhammad's name next to God's name in the Shahaadah is idolatry, done against Muhammad's own will.1, 2
The first pillar of Islam, the Shahaadah, is La Elaaha Ella Allah, meaning there is no god but God, as stated in verse 3:18 and proclaimed by God, the angels, and those who possess knowledge.1, 2
Elevating Muhammad amounts to idol worship and disobedience, and most Muslims violate God's order by putting Muhammad's name with God's in the prayer and the declaration of faith.1, 2