Completing the book What is Islam? and following the previous blog . The existence of one Creator can be easily and logically deduced.

Thus, the premise that there is only one original and unique

Creator, Sustainer and Ultimate Power over this universe is

something that is both innate in humans and concluded easily a nd

logically. In fact, it can be said that Islamic scholars are so convinced

of the obvious truth of this point that, according to the famed Islamic

scholar ibn Uthaimeen, all of mankind except the most arrogant and

haughty accepts and recognizes this aspect of monotheism, namely,

that there is no Lord and Creator but the One Lord and Creator. This

is so because this belief is ingrained in the nature of humankind.

Humankind recognizes and realizes that this creation must have had

a Creator. Humankind also realizes that this Creator must only b e

One.

Although in the previous paragraphs there was something of a

digression into other topics that are of interest today, one can

summarize the Islamic view on Allah being the sole Creator

“He is the originator of the heavens and the earth. How can

He have children when He has no consort? He created all things and

He is the All-Knower of everything. Such is Allah, your Lord! None

has the right to be worshipped but He, the Creator of all things. So

worship Him (Alone), and He is the Guardian over all things. No

vision can encompass Him, but His Grasp is over all vision.

Once that it is concluded that Allah is the only Creator and

Sustainer of the universe, many corollaries fall into place. In

addition, perhaps the most important question a person can ask

himself is: What should be one’s relationship with that one creator?

This leads directly into the next topic of Allah being the only o ne

worthy and deserving of worship.

See you in the next blog to complete the book.

Sources :-

A book for calling people to Islam in English is the book .

"What is Islam?" by Jamal Zarbouzo.