Who deserves to be Worshiped ?

As a precaution against adultery and fornication, all acts which might lead to
them are also prohibited. Thus, Islam has strictly forbidden men from being alone
with non-mahram women, mixing with them freely, or even shaking hands with
them. At the same time, it encourages men and women to dress modestly and to
speak to non-mahrams with a firm, business-like voice that is not enticing.
At this point, one may inquire about the wisdom behind the prohibition of
adultery. The answer is that premarital and extra-marital relationships are
destructive to the family system, which is so precious in Islam. Intimate
relationships outside the sacred bond of marriage have numerous harmful effects.
Some of these include diseases such as HIV/AIDS, and children who are looked
down upon in society and considered to be without a lineage.
Revival of other various beneficial practices
Along with the doctrinal teachings about the nature of Allah and Jesus that were
revived by the religion of Islam, some of the detailed practices pertaining to
everyday life, which Jesus and the earlier prophets had taught by example, were
revived as well. Our list continues with a few examples of those teachings.
17.13 Revival of ablution before prayer
The significance of ablution is evident when we recall that it is a form of preparation
for prayer, whereby worshippers cleanse themselves before they stand before Allah,
the Creator.
Jesus used to wash his limbs before performing the prayer, according to the
teachings of the Old Testament. Moses and Aaron have been recorded as doing the
same:
He set the basin between the tent of meeting and the altar, and put water in it
for washing, with which Moses and Aaron and his sons washed their hands
and their feet… as the LORD commanded Moses. (Exodus 40:30-32)
Islam revived ablution for prayer; the Quran has instructed:
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