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The Testimony

الشهادة

What the two sentences assert, what saying them commits you to, and how a person enters Islam.

The door of the path. Lā ilāha illa Allāh is a verdict, not a mood — it denies every claimed deity and affirms One; Muḥammadun rasūlu Allāh binds you to the man who brought the instruction. The station files what the testimony means word by word, the conditions the sources attach to it, and the practical record: there is no ceremony for entering Islam — the testimony, said with understanding and intent, is the entry.

EVIDENCE · Qur'an 47:19 · 3:18 · Muslim 8 — ṣaḥīḥ

RECORDS BEING FILED

This station is open as a charter — its full records (evidences, how-to, wisdom, common questions) are being filed and will land here in walking order. Hadith citations always carry collection, number, and grading; where scholars differ, the difference is noted — described, never decreed.

The whole path

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