Aritu baca buku pasal soalan2 biasa yg ditanya oleh non muslims (who have some knowledge of Islam). Saja nak kongsi, moga boleh dimanfaatkan, especially kalo ‘diterjah’ dgn soalan mcm ni
Q: Does Islam believes in several God because the Quran uses the word ‘we’ when God speaks in the Quran?
A: Islam is strictly a monotheistic religion. It believes in and adheres to uncompromising monotheism. It believes that God is one, and unique in His attributes. In the Quran, God often refers to Himself using the word ‘we’. But this does not mean that Islam believes in the existence of more than one God.
Two types of plural:
In several languages, there are two types of plurals; one is a plural of numbers to refer to something that occurs in a quantity of more than one. The other plural is a plural of respect.
a) In the English language, the Queen of England refers to herself as ‘we’ instead of ‘I’. This is known as the ‘royal plural’.
b) Rajiv Gandhi, the ex-Prime Minister of
c) Similarly in Arabic, when ALLAH refers to Himself in the Quran, He often uses Arabic word ‘nahnu’ meaning ‘we’. It does not in indicate plural of number but plural of respect.
Tawheed or monotheism is one of the monotheism is one of the pillars of Islam. The existence and uniqueness of one and only one God is mentioned several times in the Quran. For instance in Surah Ikhlas, it says:
“Say He is ALLAH the one and Only.”
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