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ibadah, or worship in itself, for ibadahsignifies obedience to Allah by adhering toHis commands, and refraining from Hisprohibitions.AUatt has commanded us to adhere towhat He has sent down to us. Allah says:Adhere to what has been sent down to you fromyorr Rubb.And He says :And (say) this is My path leadingstraight. So follow it, and do not follow otherways lest they lead you away from His way.23AUah has made manifest in His Bookeverything mankind need, and has beeninterpreted and expounded perfectly, andsufficiently by His Messenger, peace beupon him. All of which is preserved, andmade available to all at all times and places.The main objective of Islam is to preservethe following basics:l- The Deenall the other acts of worship, or thc acts of obedienceto Allah.23 e. 6:15343
Allah has passed the laws andordinances, sent the Messengers, andrevealed His Books to preserve the deen,and guard it against deviation, and todedicate all acts of worship to Allah alone.He has prescribed the Jihad in order to keepHis Word supreme, .and to efface thebarriers that bar men from worshippingtheir Rubb.2- The IntellectIslam prohibits everything thatincapacitates the intellect whether it is food,drink, or the like. Allah says:Verily, the liquor, gambling, the idols, anddivining arrows are only abomination ofSatan's work.243- The IndividualIslam prohibits too, everything thatdestroys the individual. A person is notallowed to inflict any harm upon himself, or24 Q.5:944
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