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All the six Kalmas of Islam are important statements of faith that Muslims recite every day to firm their faith in Allah and the teaching of Islam. They serve as a way to express their firm faith in Allah. Many Muslims remember them and recite them daily. All six Kalmas with their significance are as follows; Kalma Tayab: “La Illaha Illalah Muhamad Ur Rasool Allah”; which means  “ There is no God but, Allah, Prophet Muhammad is the envoy of Allah”. This Kalma is considered the most prominent and important Kalma as it’s the fundamental assertion of Islam. Every Muslim remembers this Kalma but all six Kalmas should be recalled. Kalmas plays a vigorous role in Muslims' life. They are a constant reminder of faith and reinforce their faith in Islam and teachings of Islam. Daily recitation of Kalmas helps Muslims emphasize their faith and hark back to the true purpose of their lives. It’s a way to seek forgiveness from Allah. Forgiveness from Allah on any wrongdoing helps Muslims to gain

Islam is a religion that has over 1.8 billion followers worldwide. It is the second-largest religion after Christianity. Muslims believe in one God – Allah – and the Prophet Muhammad is his final messenger. There are six Kalmas in Islam. Each of these Kalimas is important in its own way and has the power to transform your life. In this article, we will discuss the six Kalimas in detail and how they can change your life for the better. The six Kalimas in Islam are statements of faith that all Muslims must believe in and recite. The most important of these is the first Kalma, which is known as the Kalma Tayyiba. It states "There is none worthy of worship except Allah, and Muhammad is the Messenger of Allah." This Kalma is important because it declares belief in both the fundamental principles of Islam – monotheism and the mission of Prophet Muhammad. The other five Kalimas are Kalima Tamjeed, Kalima Tauheed, Kalima-e-Shahaadat, Kalima-e-Astagfar, and Kalima Radd-e-Kufr. The six