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Allah
(God)
Allah
(God) is the Sole Creator of everything
that exists in the Universe including the Universe itself.
Allah (God) is above
creation and He is uncreated, no one has created Him. He
is also the Sole Cherisher of everything in the universe.

Such is Allah, your Lord, the
Creator of all things there is no
god but He: then how you are deluded away from the Truth!
Surah (Chapter)
Al-Mu”min (The
Believes) Qur-an 40:62
Allah
(God) is Self-Existent. He existed
even before the existence of time and space and cannot be
bound by these parameters. In fact, time and space are also
included among His innumerable creations. Allah
(God) is Eternal and Imperishable.

everywhere.
No place in the entire Universe is empty of His Presence.
He possesses no ears And indeed We have created man, and
We know what his ownself whispers to him. And We are nearer
to him than his jugular vein
Surah (Chapter)
Qaf Qur-an
50:16
Allah (God)'s Perception
encompasses everything, but no one can perceive Him. He
is above all kind of human imagination. He cannot be compared
with anything, for nothing is comparable to Him. He
is an Inconceivable Power that owns and pervades throughout
the Cosmos.
He
can neither be known nor described by human imagination.
As a result, He has described Himself in His Own Words in
His Last and Final Book, the Holy Qur-an.

Allah! There is no god but
Allah, He is the Living the Self- subsisting Eternal.
No slumber can seize him nor sleep. His are all things in
the heavens and on earth. Who is there can intercede in
His presence except as He permits? He knows what (appears
to his creatures as) before or after or behind them. Nor
shall they compass aught of his knowledge except as He wills.
His throne does extend over the heavens and the earth and
He feels no fatigue in guarding and preserving them.
For He is the Most High the Supreme (in glory).
Surah (Chapter)
Al-Baqarah (The Cow) Qur-an
2:255
This
famous Ayah (Verse)
is known as Ayatul Kursi
that means Verse of Power.
The
Holy Qur-an explains the Omnipresence of Allah
(God) in the following Ayat
(Verses):

“To Allah belong the East and
the West: Wherever you turn, there is the Presence of Allah.
For Allah is All Pervading, All Knowing.”
Surah (Chapter)
Al-Baqarah (The
Cow) Qur-an 2:115

“And verily We shall recount their
whole story with knowledge, for We were never absent (at
any time or place).
Surah (Chapter)
al-A’raf (The
Heights) Qur-an 7:7
Allah
(God) is Incomparable, Unique and
Alone. No object of the universe can ever be compared with
Him because Allah (God)
had created everything. He is the Only Master and Owner
of every thing in this universe. Only Allah
(God) has absolute Controls over every
thing. He has Powers no one can have or even imagine. He
has absolute Powers over everything and He alone can create
or put an end to anything or everything whenever He wants.
No one can challenge Allah (God)
for anything He does.
Allah
(God) is fully Independent and needs
no help. He possesses no human weaknesses like sleep, forgetfulness,
tiredness, hunger or thirst. Allah (God)
does not need any partners for anything He alone controls
everything. He does not depend on anything, but everything
depends on Him. Only Allah (God)
is Perfect, He is above any mistakes or faults.
Say:
"Praise be to Allah, Who begets no son, and has no
partner in (His) dominion: nor (needs) He any to protect
Him from humiliation: Yes, magnify Him for His greatness
and glory!"
Surah (Chapter)
Bani Isra’il
(Family of Israel) Qur-an
17:111
Taking partners with Allah (God)
is considered to be the most serious sin that He will never
forgive.
Verily!
Allah forgives not (the sin of) setting up partners
(in worship) with Him, but he forgives whom He wills sins
other
than that, and whoever sets up partners in worship with
Allah, has indeed strayed far away.
Surah (Chapter)
an-Nisa” (The Women) Qur-an
4:116
Contrary
to the Christian belief, Allah (God)
does not require any rest. He never tires and he never requires
any sleep.
Allah!
There is no god but Allah, He is the Living the Self-
subsisting Eternal. No slumber can seize him nor sleep.
His are all things in the heavens and on earth. Who is there
can intercede in His presence except as He permits? He knows
what (appears to His creatures as) before or after or behind
them. Nor shall they compass aught of his knowledge except
as He wills. His throne does extend over the heavens
and the earth and He feels no fatigue in guarding
and preserving them. For He is the Most High the Supreme
(in glory).
Surah
(Chapter)
Al-Baqarah
(The Cow) Qur-an 2:255
Nothing
is hidden from Allah (God). He knows everything
that we do, think or intend to do. He knows all about every
thing big or small which happens anywhere in this universe.

No doubt! They did fold up their breasts
that they may hide from Him. Surely, even when they cover
themselves with their garments, He knows what they conceal
and what they reveal. Verily, He is the All-Knower of the
(innermost secrets) of the breasts.
Surah
(Chapter) Hud
Qur-an 11:5
Allah (God) cares about
His creation, and He is always very close to all his creations.

And indeed We have created man, and
We know what his own self whispers to him. And We are nearer
to him than his jugular vein
Surah
(Chapter) Qaf
Qur-an 50:16
Islam believes in the Unity of Allah
(God) and negates the multiplicity
of gods. The following short, precised and beautiful Surah
(Chapter) of the Holy Qur-an
clearly explains the concept of Tawhid
(The Unity of Allah)
in a very simple manner.

Say: He is Allah, the One and
Only.

Allah, the Eternal and Absolute,

He begets not, nor is He begotten,

And there is none like unto Him.
Surah
(Chapter) Al-Ikhlas
(The Purity) Qur-an
112:1-4
The
following verse confirms the impossibility of the multiplicity
of gods.

“If there were many gods, there would
have been utter chaos. But glory to Allah the Lord of the
Throne, High above is what they attribute to Him.”
Surah
(Chapter) al-Anbiya"
(The Messengers) Qur-an 21:22
Belief
in Allah (God) is, that
He should be believed Unseen. A believer believes in His
Existence as truth without seeing Him, and an unbeliever
doubts the truth without seeing, and demands visual perception.
Allah (God), therefore,
praises the believers for their belief in the Unseen.
“Who
believe in the Unseen and perform Prayers and spend
out of what we have provided for them.” “They are on true
guidance from their Lord, and they are successful.”
Surah
(Chapter) Al-Baqarah
(The Cow) Qur-an 2:2,4,5
No
one knows about the schemes of Allah (God).
Everything Allah (God)
does is meaningful and no one has the wisdom to second-guess
Him.
Islam
has offered a unique concept of the Oneness of Allah
(God), which is known as Tawhid.
Tawhid means the Oneness of Allah
(God). This Oneness does not indicate
towards One Object who is called Allah (God),
but it means that He is Absolutely One, Absolutely Pure
i.e. He is not composed of any element or matter. It is
essential for perception that the object of perception should
be composed of some elements. And since Allah
(God) is not composed of any element
or matter, it is impossible to perceive Him.
Some
religions believe that Allah (God)
has a son. Muslims believe that Allah
(God) is way beyond such humanly relationships;
He has no parents, children or family.

No son did Allah beget, nor
is there any god along with Him: (if there were many gods),
behold, each god would have taken away what he had created,
and some would have lorded it over others! Glory to Allah
(He is free) from the (sort of) things they attribute to
Him!
Surah
(Chapter) Al-Mu”minun
(The Believers) Qur-an
23:91
Moreover if we conceive of a perceivable Allah
(God), we will confine Him to certain
perceivable dimensions according to human intellect. Since
Allah (God) cannot be
confined in direction, space, time, mass and magnitude,
it is impossible for us to perceive Him.
The
meaning of Tawhid is believing in One
and Only Allah (God).
It stems from the fact that there is nothing like Him. He
is Unique in His Existence. No one deserves to be worshipped
besides Allah (God).
The greatest sin in the eyes of Allah (God)
is to associate someone with Him. Since He is Uniquely Alone,
and Incomparable, it is illogical to associate anyone with
Him. Whatever power or energy one has is derived from Allah
(God), the Most Powerful. No one howsoever
big or important one may be can act like Allah
(God). All Rusul (Messengers)
He had sent to this world were humans and His slaves. They
do not possess any specials powers of their own. They merely
obeyed the commands of their Lord.
Allah
(God) has always been there since
nothing existed and He would always be there when everything
would cease to exist.
Allah
(God) had created humans for the purpose
of worshipping only Him.

Your Lord has decreed that you worship
none but Him, and that you
be kind to parents. Whether one or both of them attain old
age in your life, say not to them a word of contempt, nor
repel them, but address them in terms of honor.
Surah
(Chapter) Bani
Isra’il (Family of Isra’il)
Qur-an 17:23
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