Humans as God's creatures

Muslims believe that the existence of a god, and God created all creatures including humans, as the creation of human god must be submissive and obedient to the command and the provisions of his god.
one of the commands of god is man must do worship, worship is to carry out the whole command of god without any compulsion in doing, so worship has a very wide meaning, not certain in prayer, fasting, zakat only, but including worship also is maintaining good relationship with a fellow human being called "Hablum minannas".
Relationship with humankind involves helping each other, man is commanded by God to help other human beings, whoever he is, whatever religion he is, and this is also a worship, while morally helping this also must be done, the difference between worship with morality is merely on the intention alone , that is to say, to help others with the intention that it is a divine command, and that it is done because of the command of God.
As for the help of morality is not only worship, although basically ordered, but because there is no intention is not worship.
all this in the Muslim context, as in the context of another humanity, which is important to help even without any intention,
the extent of the meaning of worship and the interconnection between worship and humanity increasingly strengthen the practice in everyday life.
what is wrong in helping fellow human beings who are morally indeed need help only added intentions.
the Sufis apply this doctrine of humanity in the context of hablumminannas, so that the love of human beings is very great.