Thus a person who believes in the Oneness of the Creator and Sustainer of the 
universe has to worship Him alone and refrain from associating any partner with 
Him of any sort whatsoever. All the prophets asked their people to submit 
themselves to Allah alone. Allah Almighty said, "That is Allah, your 
Lord!. There is no god but He, the Creator of all things. Then worship Him, and 
He has power to dispose of all affairs." (19) He, the Almighty has also 
stated in the Holy Quran "If indeed, you ask them who is it that created 
the heavens and the earth, they would be sure to say, 'Allah'. Say : See you 
then the things that you invoke besides Allah? Can they, if Allah wills some 
penalty for me, remove His penalty ? Or if He will some grace for me, can they 
keep back His grace ?" (20) This acknowledgment of Allah's unity as the 
only Cherisher and Sustainer of the universe is deeply rooted in the nature of 
mankind No one disputes it. Even idolaters admit this fact. No one is known 
among the various sects of the world to have negated this fact except the 
atheists, who believe in the materialistic doctrine. They say that the world 
proceeds by itself without anyone to rule or regulate its affairs. Allah the 
Almighty has said, "And they (the atheists) say : What is there but our 
life in this world ? We shall die and we live, and nothing but time can destory 
us." So Allah said to them, "But of that they have no knowledge 
: they merely conjecture" (21) It is evident that their denial of Allah 
is based on a mere assumption and they have no proof. Hypothetical conclusions 
do not help in guiding to the right path. Therefore, they had no answer to the 
word of Allah. Allah said, "Were they created of nothing, or were they 
themselves the creators ? or did they create the heavens and the earth ? No, 
they have no firm belief." (22)
They also have no answer for the statement of Allah, the Almighty in the Holy 
Quran "Such is the creation of Allah : Now show Me what is there that 
others besides Him have created." (23) "Say : Do you see what 
it is you invoke besides Allah ? Show me what it is they created on earth, or 
have they a share in the heavens?" (24) Those who pretend to deny this 
unity of Allah in fact confess it in their hearts as Pharoah did. Allah Almighty 
said, "Moses said to Pharoah, "You know well that these things have 
been sent down by none but the Lord of the heavens and the earth." (25) 
Allah, the Almighty stated also about Pharoah and his people "And they 
rejected those signs in iniquity and arrogance , though their souls were 
convinced there of." (26)
He, the Almighty said about previous nations : "Remember, also, the 
Ad and the Thamud (people) Clearly will appear to you from (the traces) of their 
buildings (their fate) Satan made their deeds alluring to them and kept them 
back from the path, though they were gifted with the intelligence and 
skill." (27)
Thus we notice that there has never been any group denying the Oneness of 
Allah in the sense that He alone is the Creator and Sustainer of the 
universe.
Magians (adherents of Mazdaism) believe in two gods, light as creator of 
virtue and darkness as creator of vice. They believe that the original one is 
light and darkness is casual resulting of it, and that light is superior to 
darkness.
Similarly, Christians who believe in the trinity agree that the Creator of 
the world is one. They say that "God, the father" is superior, but 
they cannot prove the separate gods. We conclude that the Oneness of Allah as 
Creator and Sustainer of the world is unanimously accepted. Very seldom do we 
hear of a group making others as separate to Allah in this particular sense.