Shahaadath is not belief, but the sight and conviction. It is is “witnessing or testifying”.

Shahaaadath of “I witness and testify

That there is no God, But God”

Doesn't mean just belief or blind belief.

One can witness and testify

If he really sees and witnesses.

Only if he is really convinced of

And is knowing.

Shahaadath is not your belief,

But your  sight and conviction. 

So is Shahaadath’s  meaning 

“Witnessing or testifying”.

If one has to be able to testify
Or witness (do shahaadath),

What does it mean?

It means, Shahaadath is not just your belief.

It denotes to one's clear cut sight and knowledge.

Clear cut realization and enlightenment,

Whereby one can easily deny

All other influencing versions.

Shahaadath is in one's getting conviction (yaqeen)

Than just socially and communally believing

By chanting in emulation and imitation.

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So, one can deny what he doesn't know,

What he is not convinced of and with,

And what he cannot really testify or witness.
And that denial can be his testification and witnessing
That denial can be his shahaadath.
His sight and witnessing of
No sight and and no witnessing.

He is the one who is the honest and trustworthy.

He is the one who is not a hypocrite or a liar.

He is the real friend of the real God he denies,

Testifying his helplessness and limitations..

God will have to be so accommodating.

God cannot be like the people of

Certain group or religions or organizations.