These are the fundamental beliefs of Islam that all Muslims follow in order to enter into paradise. The Shahada is the confession that all Muslims have to recite. It states, “There is no God but Allah, and Muhammad is the prophet/messenger of Allah.” The Salat is the name for the five daily prayers Muslims pray while facing towards Mecca. The Zakat requires Muslims to give alms (money) to those in need, and it is about 2.5% of their income. The Saum takes place during the month of Ramadan, which is when Muslims are required to fast from sunrise to sunset. The Hajj is the pilgrimage to Mecca that Muslims are commanded to make at least once in their …show more content…
Unfortunately, many Christians in the United States have little or no experience with Muslims, and there is a fear of the unknown. Many Muslims are very warm and hospitable, and it is important for Christians to invite Muslims into their homes and lives. Hospitality creates an environment of love and trust where the gospel can be proclaimed in love. It shows that the Christian’s motives are genuine and out of love for him or her. Christians should view Muslims as who they truly are, image bearers of God who are in need of the good news of the gospel of