U Unity of the Knowledge of Monotheism of the Prophets and Apostles
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This article discusses the concept of monotheism in building knowledge, which is part of the construction of Islamic studies. Monotheism is something substantial and has implications for various dimensions of human life. The science of monotheism is one of the fundamental sciences that must be taught properly to every Muslim. The science of monotheism occupies a crucial position because it is the foundation for a Muslim to believe in the oneness of God. The unity of the monotheism of the Prophets and Messengers teaches all mankind to believe in the oneness of God.
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