God is
Allah is the name of the One God is Islam. Muslims believe that He created the world, knows everything, and is worthy of worship. The basis of this belief is called tauhidism, that is, monotheism.
In simple terms .
God is not a human, part of nature, or one of many gods. In the Surah ⁇ al-Ihlās ⁇ , it is said that He is unique: He did not have a child, nor was He born, and no one is equal to Him.[1] The Quran also teaches that nothing is like Him.[2]
Hence, God should not be represented as a human or any other familiar creature. To become acquainted with Islam, it is more important to understand the meaning of monotheism than to try to paint a mental image of God.
Turning to God
He who is a Muslim, will pray to Allah and will ask Him for His help. The Quran says that God answers the prayer of the prayers.[3] Asking for help, thanking, and apologizing can be a sincere and understandable way of saying things.
The Prophets, including [./Мухаммад_<span class= ﷺ" id="mwGw" rel="mw:WikiLink" title="Мухаммад ﷺ">Muhammad], called for worship of the One God. The prophets and The angels themselves are not gods.
Where to Start
Read the explanation of The Shahadas and a short sura ⁇ Al-Ihlás ⁇ with a translation of the meaning. This will help to link the name of God to the main content of faith: God is One, and to Him all worship is directed.