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'''Tawhid''' (توحيد) — the absolute oneness of Allah — is the central concept of Islam and, in Infrared's reading, the theological form of the truth communism expresses materially.
'''Tawhid''' (توحيد) — the absolute oneness of Allah: not mere monotheism but '''exclusive sovereignty''' no partner, no rival, no autonomous power beside God.


== The concept ==
All human authority derivative and accountable. Its social content: the ummah as one community of submission to objective order; zakat and the prohibition of riba as economic structure, not personal piety. Its opposite, shirk (associating partners with God), reads in Infrared as the structure of idolatry generally the market, the sovereign individual, capital itself.
* Tawhid is not merely monotheism but the assertion of '''exclusive sovereignty''': no partner, no rival, no autonomous power beside God. All human authority is derivative and accountable.
* Its social content: the ummah as a single community of submission to the objective order; zakat and the prohibition of riba (usury) as economic structure, not personal piety.
* Its opposite is ''shirk'' — associating partners with God — which Infrared reads as the structure of idolatry generally: the market, the nation-as-idol, the sovereign individual, capital itself.


== Infrared's usage ==
In the [[Communism is Islam]] thesis, tawhid is the bridge: communism likewise refuses to associate productive powers with private sovereignty; likewise subordinates the part to the objective whole. In the slogan [[Allah, Cosmos, Xi Jinping]], tawhid comes first — without absolute sovereignty as ground, "cosmos" collapses into nature-worship and "Xi Jinping" into mere statecraft.
Haz's [[Communism is Islam]] thesis makes tawhid the bridge: communism likewise refuses to associate productive powers with private sovereignty; likewise subordinates the part to the objective whole; likewise names idolatry where liberalism sees freedom. The slogan [[Allah, Cosmos, Xi Jinping]] puts tawhid first — because without absolute sovereignty as ground, "cosmos" collapses into nature-worship and "Xi Jinping" into mere statecraft.


== See also ==
== See also ==
* [[Sharia]]
* [[Communism is Islam]]
* [[Communism is Islam]]
* [[Sharia]]


== References ==
== References ==

Latest revision as of 10:57, 21 August 2026

Tawhid (توحيد) — the absolute oneness of Allah: not mere monotheism but exclusive sovereignty — no partner, no rival, no autonomous power beside God.

All human authority derivative and accountable. Its social content: the ummah as one community of submission to objective order; zakat and the prohibition of riba as economic structure, not personal piety. Its opposite, shirk (associating partners with God), reads in Infrared as the structure of idolatry generally — the market, the sovereign individual, capital itself.

In the Communism is Islam thesis, tawhid is the bridge: communism likewise refuses to associate productive powers with private sovereignty; likewise subordinates the part to the objective whole. In the slogan Allah, Cosmos, Xi Jinping, tawhid comes first — without absolute sovereignty as ground, "cosmos" collapses into nature-worship and "Xi Jinping" into mere statecraft.

See also

References