This slides is Basie on the ISLAMIC STUDIES in this slides the concept of GOD,and gods among major religions are given

1. ONENESS OF GOD
BY SHARJEEL IMTIAZ | 1245172,
MUHAMMAD ANAS NIAZ | 1245163
SUBMITTED TO : SIR MANSOOR
ALAM

3. ONENESS OF GOD
 Oneness of God or Tawīd is the act of believing and affirming that God
is one and unique. The Qur'an asserts the existence of a single and
absolute truth that transcends the world; a unique and indivisible
being who is independent of the entire creation

4. GOD ATTRIBUTES
 The Qur'an refers to the attributes of God as God's “most beautiful
names”. The most commonly used names for god in Islam are:
 The Most Gracious
 The Most Merciful
 The Ever Forgiving
 The Ever Providing
 The Lord and Cherisher of the Worlds
 The Self Subsisting (upon whom all creatures depend for sustenance)
 The Eternal Lord (who never dies)
 The Supremely Wise
 The Guardian of faith

5. MAJOR WORLD RELIGION’s CONCEPT OF GOD

6. HINDUISM AND ITS BELIEFS

7.  Most Hindus worship one Being of ultimate oneness (Brahman)
through infinite representations of gods and goddesses. These various
manifestations of gods and goddesses become incarnate within
idols, temples, gurus, rivers, animals,
 In Hinduism, a person has the freedom to choose how to work toward
spiritual perfection. Hinduism also has a possible explanation for the
suffering and evil in the world. According to Hinduism, the suffering
anyone experiences, whether it is sickness or starvation or a disaster, is
due that person because of their own evil actions, usually from a
previous lifetime. Only the soul matters which will one day be free of
the cycle of rebirths and be at rest.

8. BUDDHISM AND ITS BELIEF

9.  Buddhists do not worship any gods or God. People outside of
Buddhism often think that Buddhists worship the Buddha. However,
the Buddha (Siddhartha Gautama) never claimed to be divine, but
rather he is viewed by Buddhists as having attained what they are also
striving to attain, which is spiritual enlightenment and, with it,
freedom from the continuous cycle of life and death.
 Buddhists follow a list of religious principles and very dedicated
meditation. When a Buddhist meditates it is not the same as praying or
focusing on a god, it is more of a self-discipline. Through practiced
meditation a person may reach Nirvana -- "the blowing out" of the
flame of desire.
 Buddhism provides something that is true of most major religions:
disciplines, values and directives that a person may want to live by.

10. CHRISTIANITY AND ITS BELIEFS

11.  Christians believe in a loving God who has revealed himself and can be
personally known in this life. With Jesus Christ, the person's focus is
not on religious rituals or performing good works, but on enjoying a
relationship with God and growing to know him better.
 Christians regard the Bible as God's written message to humankind. In
addition to its being an historical record of Jesus' life and miracles, the
Bible reveals God's personality, his love and truth, and how one can
have a relationship with him.
 Whatever circumstances a Christian is dealing with in their life, they
can confidently turn to a wise and powerful God who genuinely loves
them. They believe that God answers prayer and that life takes on
meaning as they live to honor him.

12. CONCLUSION
 According to the Quran, God’s divinity cannot be shared or
divided. Everything and everyone other than God are merely His
creation and servants. Spiritual development brings the servant
closer to God, but it can never bring him close to divinity. It
rather confirms his servant hood. Being nearer to God means
getting closer to becoming the perfect Muslim, and the latter is
one who has attained complete surrender and submission to
God. This is the state in which the individual is no more a
servant by compulsion only, but by will also. This means, for
instance, that as Jesus was developing spiritually, he was getting
closer and closer to attaining the state of perfect servant hood,
not divinity!