Syahadah = The first commandment of Allah SWT for humans is to say 2 shahadah words which are 'I bear witness that there is no God but Allah and Prophet Muhammad is the Messenger of Allah'. After people acknowledge Allah as God and Prophet Muhammad is his messenger, he has done the greatest good in the sight of Allah SWT. After this, God told us to fulfill the Right of the Word as practiced by the Prophet Muhammad, which is to invite people to goodness and prevent evil.

5 prayers = Prayer is an obligatory act of worship that every Muslim must do five times a day. This five-time prayer is known as the Fardhu prayer or prayer that must be done every day.

Ramadhan Fasting= It means restraining the body from things that invalidate the fast from dawn to sunset. Example :- Refraining from eating and talking in vain.

Zakat = Zakat in terms of Shariah is giving a part of a certain property to a certain group when the conditions are sufficient.

Haji = All able-bodied Muslims are obliged to perform Hajj, regardless of their origin. Muslims should do this pillar at least once in their life.

Believing in God = The most basic concept is to believe that God is one (Tawhid). The concept of God's oneness is absolute, and not relative to anything that exists in this world.

Believing in Malaikat = Every Muslim who says shahadah must believe in the existence of angels. Angels are also God's creatures created from light. The substance of an angel is subtle, invisible to the naked eye of an ordinary human being but able to be seen by extraordinary human beings such as Prophets and Messengers.

Believing in Kitab = One of the Pillars of Faith in Islam is believing in the books that have been revealed by God. Muslims believe that Allah has revealed books to prophets and messengers to guide people to the right path. It ends with the book Al-Quran.

Believing in Rasul = Believing in the prophets and messengers is believing that the prophets and messengers were really appointed by Allah SWT to guide people towards a good way of life that pleases Allah. Islam teaches its people that God conveys His revelation through angels to prophets and messengers. A prophet is a man chosen by God to receive revelation for the use of himself and his people only.

Believing in Kiamat = We must believe in the coming of the Last Day or the afterlife as stated by Allah SWT in the Qur'an. It is explained that at the end of time there will come a day when all existing beings will be damaged and perish, destroyed and will be rebuilt. Because of that, the hereafter is also called the day of resurrection

Believing in qada and qadar = We must believe that everything that happens, whether good or bad, has been determined by God through four stages of destiny, namely God's knowledge, God's writing, God's will and God's creation.