Why do muslims say that worshiping 1 God is good?

Question

whats wrong with worshiping more than 1 god? when 1 god fails to answer your prayers then you can always try your luck with another god

Dont you think this idea sounds great?

Answer 1

Do muslims really worship 1 deity?  Look around us, we keep saying allah, allah but who do we pray to daily 5 times a day?

A BLACK STONE AT THE KA'ABA.!

We visit it, we pray bowing to it daily, and many would die to kiss it too.  If this is not worship, what is?

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Answer 2

u r so funny sara !! seriously do u actually have a brain in ur head ? obviously u were never a muslim to be an ex !!! so get a life and leave us be !!!!

our faith in allah is so strong that not even a 1000 person like u can change that ... so give up already !!

Answer 3

PLEASE MUSLIMS READ THIS!

I was hoping no one would answer her question, she knows that their stupid & so do we so why bother answering her questions. If we dont acknowledge her then she will go. So stop answering her questions, if she hates muslims and makes fun of Allah SWT then let her be.

Answer 4

without resembling, what if there was 2 or more cooking chiefs who prepare a dish, would it be perfect as if one prepare it alone? No.

Answer 5

If you have more than one god, then that means you do not believe in the names and attributes of Allah. You don't know the will of Allah, therefore how if your Dua is not answered then of course it is what is right by you by the will of Allah.  

Answer 6

To avoid confusion.

Answer 7

I REQUEST ALL BROTHERS AND SISTERS ... PLEASE DON'T ANSWER THE QUESTIONS FROM THIS USER....

Answer 8

Noooooo...worshipping one God is way better.

You simply have to have faith in one God; I just don't see myself leaning toward other "gods" to answer my prayers if the other fails to answer them (astagfirullah). Well, if your prayers aren't answered, there's always a reason for it--but the reason may not always be known. We just simply remember that there's a reason for everything Allah(swt) does, but doesn't reveal it to us.

In addition, think of the number of gods you have memorize, their "powers", characteristic traits, symbols and other whatnots. It makes more sense to me to worship ONE God, for there are a NUMBER of Surahs in the Holy Quran that strictly emphasizes that Allah is The One, The Creator, The Judge.

You see the "the's"? In Arabic, that's the word "Al" and it emphasizes the one-ness of God.

Prophet Muhammad (saw) was a Messenger of Allah (swt). The Prophet (saw) preached to all those around him that there is ONE God who we are to worship. Not MORE than one, but ONE. So how can this not be taken as truth?