In Ayah 4 of Suratul-Hadid Allah said: وَهُوَ مَعَكُمْ أَيْنَ مَا كُنتُمْ (Wa huwa ma^akum aynama kuntum). What does this mean? This part of the Ayah refers to the fact that Allah has knowledge of us wherever we may be.

The most enormous sin is blasphemy (Kufur). Shirk is a type of blasphemy; it is to worship other than Allah.  Surat Luqman, Ayah 13 contains the meaning of what Luqman said is, “O my son! Do not worship other than

Worship is the ultimate submission and humility, as described by Hafidh al-Subkiyy.   Suratul-Anbiya’ Ayah 25 means, “No one is God except Allah, so worship Him alone.” The Prophet, sallallahu ^alayhi wa sallam, said, “The greatest right due to Allah from

  Yes. Du^a’ has many meanings in the Arabic language, among them are; to worship, to supplicate and to call to. Worship means extreme humility and submission. This is due only to Allah. Suratul-Jinn, Ayah 20 means, “Say, ‘I only

Yes. It can mean to call to. Suratun-Nur Ayah 63 means, “Do not make du^a’ (call) to the Prophet as one of you makes du^a’ (call) to another.”