Concept:The phrase "La ilaha illa Allah" is the first half of the Shahadah and is the core Islamic testimony affirming absolute monotheism (
Tawhid).
Explanation:"La ilaha illa Allah" literally translates to "there is no god worthy of worship except Allah."
The word "Ilaha" refers to any deity or object of worship, and the phrase firmly negates the existence of all false gods and partners with Allah.
This declaration rejects every form of polytheism (
shirk) and confirms that Allah alone is the one and only true God.
Monotheism is the belief in the existence of only one single God, which is the central message preached by all prophets in Islam.
Thus, when a Muslim utters "La ilaha illa Allah", they are making a public declaration of monotheism, not merely of brotherhood, omniscience, or majesty in isolation.
Answer:A. monotheism