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"I bear witness that there is no god (deity) but Allah and I bear witness that Muhammad is the Servant and Apostle of Allah." This is kalima that is said and believed by the Muslims. Muslims believe in the existence and attribute of Allah almighty. He believes that Allah has power and control over everything in the universe. He created the universe made creatures to fill it up. Then test was placed for the creatures till the time they were on earth. Then he sent messengers to guide the mankind. His books where sent to the prophets and messengers so that they would be read it out to the mankind and they could follow one religion of Allah. Quran is the las

Muslims believe that the Qu'ran was revelaed to Muhammad on a tajweed way, that is perfectly and without error. Islam history explains that the prophet was not able to read, and has to memorize the entire Qu'ran message as revealed by an angel called Jibreel. Later on, he revealed it in the same way to his close friends, and thereafter, to all those who were coverted to Islam at the time. Therefore, Islam perpetuated a tradition of oral learning of the Qu'ran. This rule is generally recommended when it comes to learn tajweed nowadays: the oral learning is a must for all muslim fellows. However, this rule is not applicable within some muslim communities for two or three reasons.

To show proper respect to Allah and Islam, we emphasize and follow obediently our duties. As a Muslim, you follow your responsibility by acting like a proper Muslim and doing the tajweed. This word, "Tajweed," comes from the Arabic word for enunciation, which means the proper and right pronunciation and reading of the words of Allah at a reasonable speed. To teach and learn Nowadays, not all people know about Tajweed. During the days and times of Prophet Muhammad, tajweed was never required to teach and learn. It is because people acted and spoke naturally with it. But 14 centuries later, the Arabic language has been completely changed from which the Qur'an was revealed. Because of this, Arabic people have the need and urge to study the tajweed just like non-Arabs do.

Islam is an all-embracing way of life. It shows us how to conduct all human activities in a sound and wholesome manner. It does not allow a hierarchy of priests or intermediaries between Allah and human beings, no far-fetched abstractions and no complicated rites and rituals. Everybody can readily understand the Quran and follow in the footsteps of the Prophet, to the best of his or her ability, assured by Allah that He will accept the deeds that each soul has the ability to offer. "On no soul does Allah place a burden greater than it can bear." [Quran 2:286] When we read the Quran or the prophetic traditions, we find instructions regarding all aspects of life: political, social, economical, material, ethical, national and international. These instructions provide us with all the details needed to perform a certain act.