The One Thing That Makes Islam Different From Every Other Religion
Islam’s uniqueness lies in its uncompromising, absolute monotheism called Tawheed—the belief that God is completely, utterly, absolutely One with no partners, no equals, no children, no incarnations, and no intermediaries. While many religions claim to be monotheistic, Islamic scholars argue that only Islam maintains pure monotheism without compromise. No trinity. No divine human-god hybrids. No pantheon of lesser gods or saints with divine powers. Just one God—indivisible, incomparable, and unlike anything in creation. This concept, explained clearly in a four-verse chapter of the Quran, forms the foundation that makes Islam fundamentally different from every other religious system on earth.
