Monotheism and Oneness of God in the holy Quran and Nahjul Balagha (1)

The writer has developed three principles for definition of "Oneness of God" in the Quranic verses.a. Unique and lack of similarity of the Almighty God with other creatures;b. Being free from any defect;c. Exclusivity of the Divine names and atributes;The first principle (lack of similarity) is another expression of the Oneness of the True and Absolute God; and this is different from the specialities of the kinds of creatures. According to the second principle, the divine characteristic of being free from any defect is an innate speciality to human beings, and everybody will find it in accordance to his (her) natural and innate beliefs. The third principle prevents the human beings to assign any name, attribute or characteristic to the God, according to his (her) own reason and knowledge.The writer cites parts of the speeches No. 87 and 181 from Nahjul Balaghah of Amirul - Momenin Ali (p.b.u.h) an an example, and while explaining them, he cites some Quranic verses which confirms the contents of those speeches. In next parts of this essay - the writer comments some other monotheistic speeches from Nahjul Balaghah.