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This lesson teaches the meaning and importance of Lā ilāha illa-llāh. Also, the Arabic words and grammar behind this.
Summary:
- Lā ilāha illa-llāh means – “There is none worthy of worship, except Allah”, Or “There is ONLY ONE God worthy of worship”.
- One must testify and continue to believe in it to be a Muslim.
- This is first part of Shahada, which is the declaration of faith.
- Muslim must contemplate, and repeat it sincerely, as often as possible, to renew faith, and attain paradise.
Arabic Lesson:
This lesson also teaches some Arabic. It covers the following words and usage.
The words are:
- لآ (lā) which means, “no”
- إلٰه (ilāha) which means, “god” or “deity”
- إلّا illa which means, “except” or “but”
- الله (Allāh) which means “God”, God in Arabic
- أَوْلادُ (Awlad) which means “children”
- مَدْرَسَة (Madrasa) which means “school”
- هَلْ (Hal) which means “Is..?”, the question
- في (Fi) which means “in”
Make sure you watch the next lesson which teaches the second part of the Shahada.