Imam Ibn al-Jawzī (d. 597/1201) summarized the scholars' opinions in his book "Zād al-Masīr" as follows:

1. Monotheism (the implication is that true worship of Allah is  that which is rooted in belief that He alone is the one true God) . [Ali, Ibn ʿAbbās, others]
2. Obedience. This view is supported by verses such as Allah's Statement: "Do not worship Satan" (36:60). (Here, worship of Satan is to obey him)
3. Supplication. This interpretation is supported by verses such as Allah's Statement: "And your Lord has said:  Call on Me and I will answer you! Surely, those who are to proud to worship Me will enter hell, disgraced." (40:60). (Refusal to supplicate to God is treated in this verse as a refusal to worship Him)

What is intended by the "worship" (*ʿibādah*) mentioned in the statement "You alone we worship"?

Respuestas: Al-Fátiha 1:5