Shirk, The sin of valuing something as more important than God, Tawhid, One-ness', the absolute. There is one God., Immanent, Present within all things, Transcendent, Outside of time and space. Beyond all things., Shahadah, Ist Pillar, to declare their faith in Allah. a person must say it with their lips and believe it in their heart., Salah, 2nd pillar - prayer, The number of times of prayer, five a day, Wudu, cermonial washing, symbolic of preparing a person mentally and spiritually to come before God., The four postures of prayer, Standing, Bowing, Prostrate and Sitting, Sawm, 4th pillar, fasting during the ninth month of the Muslim year: Ramadan, Ramadan, during this month that Allah chose to call Muhammad tobe a prophet and sent down the first revelations of the Qur'an, Fasting during Ramadan, they do not eat or drink during daylight hours., Eid-ul-Fitr, festival to mark the end of the fast, Hajj, is a pilgrimage to Makkah that should be made at least once during a Muslim's lifetime, Ihram:(consecration), Preparations for the Hajj by entering a state of holiness, Reasons for going on the Hajj, Hajj helps Muslims grow closer to Allah and shows obedience because it is one of the Five Pillars of Islam. It can bring forgiveness of sins, strengthen faith, and remind Muslims that everyone is equal before God. It also helps Muslims feel part of the worldwide Muslim community (Ummah)., Challenges of going on the Hajj, Some challenges of going on Hajj include the high cost of travel and accommodation, the long journey to Mecca, and the physical difficulty of completing the rituals in very hot weather and large crowds. Some people may also find it hard to leave family or work for the time needed..

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