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The Islamic term for God. Allah is the creator of the universe. He is considered to be merciful, beneficent, protective, mighty, a provider, the exalted one, lord, all knowing, all hearing, all seeing, magnificent, wise, and eternal. The Qur’an states 99 characteristic names for Allah. Allah in Arabic is singular, has no plural, nor is associated with masculine, feminine or neuter characteristics.
Arabic for “Allah is most great,” or “God is great.” It is used in the call to prayer.
A general greeting in Islamic culture, which means, “Peace be upon you.” Greeting of the Muslims. The response to this greeting is 'Wa 'Alaikum Assalam,' and on you be the Peace.
Blessings
Inviting people to Islam, whether by literal invitation and preaching, or by the example of good actions.
Varying forms of personal prayer and supplication.
Means a festivity, a celebration, a feast.
This is an Islamic legal ruling or edict.
Greater ablution. Formal washing of the whole body prior to worship (see Wudu).
A collection of Muhammad’s sayings and deeds, known as the Traditions, which is commonly taught as a part of Islamic theology. Hadiths are explanations and interpretations of Muhammad’s living example.
All acts of worship. Any permissible action performed with the intention to obey Allah.