لماذا يظن المسلمون أن دينهم هو الحق، وهل لديهم أسباب مقنعة لذلك؟

Islam provides a complete life for the Muslim because he worships one God, which unifies his purpose and brings him tranquility and serenity. His acts of worship include prayer, which connects him to his Lord; zakat, which purifies his soul and helps those in need; fasting, which reminds him of God's blessings; and Hajj, which deepens faith and harmony among Muslims.

Islam is a religion that commands all good and forbids all evil. It calls for noble character traits such as truthfulness, compassion, and justice, and it enjoins filial piety, maintaining kinship ties, and treating neighbors kindly. It forbids arrogance and corruption in all its forms.

Islam has forbidden polytheism, sorcery, lying, injustice, betrayal, usury, adultery, consuming alcohol, and everything that harms the individual and society. These commands and prohibitions aim for human happiness in this world and the hereafter, as Allah Almighty says: "And whoever desires a religion other than Islam, it will never be accepted from him, and in the Hereafter he will be among the losers."