Emphasising the character of the religion of Islam as consisting of faith and practice, this book analyses thoroughly the five most important "pillars of Islam" that form the core of Islamic life, namely the profession of faith, the prayer, which is the first practical manifestation of faith, fasting, charity, and pilgrimage to Mecca. Explaining lucidly the necessity of fulfilling these "pillars" of Islam with the intention of pleasing God and purely for His sake, the author gives us insights into the moral, spiritual, psychological, physical, individual, and social aspects of these five central practices of Islamic worship in the context of our modern age of globalisation.

Doubt and suspicion have existed all along and they will continue to exist. But these days, generating doubts and suspicions about faith is like a contagious disease, and right and wrong seem to have swapped roles. Questions and arguments such as, "Who created God? Is punishment by eternal hell-fire justifiable when the human lifespan is so short? Does God need our prayers? Why did God create Satan?" now inhabit the homes and lives of every one of us today. In this work, Abdullah Aymaz answers the most commonly asked questions about matters of faith in a succinct and clear way. The author tries to address the intellect, the heart, and the soul of his readers in order to alleviate modern doubts and suspicions.