The concept of God in Eastern religions

Author: Amira Asaad Al-Shawahneh Clarification of the concept of God and beliefs related to each deity in Eastern religions. And highlighting the motives for worshiping gods in Eastern religions. Then clarifying the effects resulting from worshiping gods in Eastern religions. And explaining Islam's stance on the doctrine of God in Eastern religions. Introduction: It includes the concept of God through the Noble Qur'an and the Prophetic Sunnah, and the history of Eastern religions. Chapter One of the book: God in Persian and Japanese religions, and Islam's stance towards them, and a comparison between them, including discussions. The conclusion: It contains the most important results and recommendations. Among the most important results: 1- The linguistic origin of the word "God" is "the worshiped," from "Alaha" (to worship). 2- When the term "God" is used, it includes all the objects of worship that humanity worships. And when referring to the texts of the Noble Qur'an and the pure Sunnah, it becomes clear that "God" is sometimes used to refer to Allah, the Most High, and sometimes to false objects of worship. 3- There is a disagreement about the origin of religions, whether the basis of humanity is monotheism or polytheism. The researcher believes that the origin of humanity is monotheism, as the first human was Prophet Adam (peace be upon him), the first monotheist. 4- All Eastern religions are false; the only true religion is Islam.