15/03/2025
"Islam began with Adam (AS) and was completed with Muhammad (PBUH). One God, one truth, one path."
Adam (AS) was the first human and the first prophet, and he followed the religion of Islam—submission to the will of Allah. Islam teaches that all prophets, from Adam (AS) to Muhammad (PBUH), preached the same core message: worship one God (Tawheed) and follow His guidance.
However, over time, as generations passed, people began to deviate from the original teachings. Some altered the message, introduced their own beliefs, or mixed divine teachings with cultural and traditional influences. This led to the emergence of different religions and belief systems. Allah sent prophets, such as Noah (AS), Abraham (AS), Moses (AS), and Jesus (AS), to guide people back to the truth. But after each prophet, some of their followers distorted the message, leading to different religious paths.
Islam, as revealed to Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), is considered the final and preserved message, restoring the original teachings of monotheism and guidance that Adam (AS) and all prophets preached.