The main teachings of Islam: 

(1) Unity of God: Every Muslim should have firm faith in God whom they called 'Allah'. He should proclaim the unity of God and Prophet Muhammad as his messenger- La-Illah-il Allah; Muhammad ur-Rasul i.e., there is no God but Allah and Muhammad is the Prophet of Allah. Allah is all powerful and great. His glory knows no bounds and he is very kind and all pervading.

(2) Namaz: Every Muslim should offer prayers five times a day-morning, noon, afternoon, evening and night. On Friday i.e., Jumma afternoon prayer should be offered in the mosque under the guidance of Imam.

(3) Payment of Zakat: Every Muslim must pay 1/40% or 2% part of his income as Zakat. Zakat (voluntary gift to poor) should be given by the Muslims thinking that they are making an offering to Allah and it is a holy deed.

(4) Observing 'Roza': During the holy month of Islam called Ramzan every day Roza should be observed. This fast lasts from sunrise to sunset. During this interval a man offering Roza should not eat or drink anything.

(5) Going for 'Haj': Every Muslim. should go on pilgrimage to Mecca at least. once in his lifetime. This pilgrimage is called Haj and the pilgrim is known as 'Haji'.

(6) Prohibition of Idol-Worship: No Muslim should indulge in idol worship. This is the reason for there having no idol or photograph of Prophet Muhammad.

(7) Prohibition of drinking and ham: Islam enjoins the Muslims not to indulge in drinking or eating ham as pig is a dirty animal.

(8) Loan on interest: No Muslim should indulge in the practice of giving loan on interests. 

(9) Sharha: No other law except the one fixed by 'Sharha' governing marriage and divorce should be accepted. 

(10) Day of Judgement: Islamic religion believes in life after death. Like Christianity it also talks of the day of Judgement. They believe that everybody would reap the reward or retribution for his deeds on the day of judgment.

The main teachings of Islam: 

(1) Unity of God: Every Muslim should have firm faith in God whom they called 'Allah'. He should proclaim the unity of God and Prophet Muhammad as his messenger- La-Illah-il Allah; Muhammad ur-Rasul i.e., there is no God but Allah and Muhammad is the Prophet of Allah. Allah is all powerful and great. His glory knows no bounds and he is very kind and all pervading.

(2) Namaz: Every Muslim should offer prayers five times a day-morning, noon, afternoon, evening and night. On Friday i.e., Jumma afternoon prayer should be offered in the mosque under the guidance of Imam.

(3) Payment of Zakat: Every Muslim must pay 1/40% or 2% part of his income as Zakat. Zakat (voluntary gift to poor) should be given by the Muslims thinking that they are making an offering to Allah and it is a holy deed.

(4) Observing 'Roza': During the holy month of Islam called Ramzan every day Roza should be observed. This fast lasts from sunrise to sunset. During this interval a man offering Roza should not eat or drink anything.

(5) Going for 'Haj': Every Muslim. should go on pilgrimage to Mecca at least. once in his lifetime. This pilgrimage is called Haj and the pilgrim is known as 'Haji'.

(6) Prohibition of Idol-Worship: No Muslim should indulge in idol worship. This is the reason for there having no idol or photograph of Prophet Muhammad.

(7) Prohibition of drinking and ham: Islam enjoins the Muslims not to indulge in drinking or eating ham as pig is a dirty animal.

(8) Loan on interest: No Muslim should indulge in the practice of giving loan on interests. 

(9) Sharha: No other law except the one fixed by 'Sharha' governing marriage and divorce should be accepted. 

(10) Day of Judgement: Islamic religion believes in life after death. Like Christianity it also talks of the day of Judgement. They believe that everybody would reap the reward or retribution for his deeds on the day of judgment.