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Question

“There is no god but Allah, and Muhammad is the Messenger of God” (the Quran, 3:18).

Which provides a summary of the fundamental beliefs of Islam religious practices?

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Responses which answer is correct and why

The Quran is a peace agreement between Islam and other religions. The primary source scripture is the second pillar: belief of prayer.
The Quran is a peace agreement between Islam and other religions. The primary source scripture is the second pillar: belief of prayer.

The Quran is a sacred scripture and teachings that all Muslims follow. The primary-source scripture is the first pillar: profession of faith.
The Quran is a sacred scripture and teachings that all Muslims follow. The primary-source scripture is the first pillar: profession of faith.

The Quran is a modern book of sacred text to the Islam faith. The primary source scripture is the third pillar: belief of alms.
The Quran is a modern book of sacred text to the Islam faith. The primary source scripture is the third pillar: belief of alms.

The Quran lists every rule that all Muslims have to follow. The primary-source scripture is the fourth pillar: belief of fasting.
The Quran lists every rule that all Muslims have to follow. The primary-source scripture is the fourth pillar: belief of fasting.
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Answer 1

The correct answer is:

The Quran is a sacred scripture and teachings that all Muslims follow. The primary-source scripture is the first pillar: profession of faith.

Explanation: The phrase "There is no god but Allah, and Muhammad is the Messenger of God" highlights the fundamental belief in the oneness of God and the prophethood of Muhammad, which constitutes the Shahada, the first pillar of Islam. The Quran serves as the central religious text of Islam, guiding the beliefs and practices of Muslims. The other options misrepresent the role of the Quran and the pillars of Islam.