One of the issues of theology that is debated in the science of principles is "the word Tawheed" or "There is no God but God". In this article, after a brief explanation about the concept of exception, a discussion is raised regarding the different meanings of the letter "la" and also the possibility of removing its news in order to determine the place of conflict and problems regarding the word monotheism. In the next place, the author presents the views of different scholars in response to these problems and chooses the best opinion at the end.
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7- The late Ayatollah Haeri Yazdi has argued in this way that "God" means the creator, and the mentioned sentence means: "The creator of all existing beings is none other than God", which results in the fact that the rest of the beings are the creations of the Almighty. And we know that everything that is created is possible. They worshiped the gods as intercessors, and the Qur'an says from their words: "We do not worship them unless we worship Allah Zulfi" (36) and the honorable sentence is included as a witness to the invalidity of their belief.And for this reason, the word "God" is used to mean a deity, and the word "exists" and the meaning of the sentence is as follows: "There is no deity except God" and basically this sentence was included to testify to monotheism in worship and monotheism in Essence has been taken for granted. This answer is preferable to the answer we gave under number 10/b because it depicts the news in the honorable sentence "There is no God but Allah exists", because "exists" is considered to be a derivative of common verbs.While "possible" does not have such a characteristic and we mentioned earlier that when a word without a specific analogy is removed, according to the rule, general verbs should be used instead, therefore, if it is proven that "la" can be used without knowledge Therefore, according to what we have discussed here, we should also consider the answer we quoted from the late Shahid Thani in number 6 as correcting the problem."