Which concept is an inherent element in the Muslim belief system?

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I assume "Muslim belief system" refers to Islam, the religion, not any specific social construct. There are a lot of inherent elements. One is monotheism: there is only 1 god. Another element is the 5 Pillars of Islam, which give guidance on how to live one's life. Hope this helps.

irina [24]3 years ago

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Islam is one of the three monotheistic religions, and as such believes in one God. Islam was officially formed when Muhammad moved from Mecca to Medina. He preached a message he received from an angel. The concept of Islam is reflected in the Five Pillars of Islam, which are: The concept of Islam is reflected in the Five Pilars of Islam, which is: faith in one God, prayer five times a day, charity, fasting, and at least once in a lifetime the pilgrimage.

All five pillars can be summarized in one concept that one should be obedient to God's will.

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