where is Allah?
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No no, that is because most people will be able to see the god in heaven.
Most people will "see" Him in heaven? -\ How will this be possible, since Allah has no physical form?
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Most people will "see" Him in heaven? -\ How will this be possible, since Allah has no physical form?
Good question. hmm
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It just reminded me of something. I remember either hearing on tv or from my mother that in heaven the greatest pleasure would be to see God's face and He will show it to those who make it. I believed it then but I don't remember it being backed up by Quranic evidence, plus the idea that God has a face is just... I don't know what to say!
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It just reminded me of something. I remember either hearing on tv or from my mother that in heaven the greatest pleasure would be to see God's face and He will show it to those who make it. I believed it then but I don't remember it being backed up by Quranic evidence, plus the idea that God has a face is just... I don't know what to say!
His face? WOW! They must be kidding.
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It just reminded me of something. I remember either hearing on tv or from my mother that in heaven the greatest pleasure would be to see God's face and He will show it to those who make it. I believed it then but I don't remember it being backed up by Quranic evidence, plus the idea that God has a face is just... I don't know what to say!
so you don't believe that we Muslims will see God (face to face) in Jannah?
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so you don't believe that we Muslims will see God (face to face) in Jannah?
The Qur'aan describes God as omnipresent. An omnipresent being can't be confined to one place at any one time. No physical being can be omniscient or omnipresent (all places at all times), which means that God is not physical. Therefore, seeing God's "face" at any given point in time is illogical.
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so you don't believe that we Muslims will see God (face to face) in Jannah?
How can we see GOD face to face when HE has no physical form.
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How you know he has no physical form?????????
This is the answer.
The Qur'aan describes God as omnipresent. An omnipresent being can't be confined to one place at any one time. No physical being can be omniscient or omnipresent (all places at all times), which means that God is not physical. Therefore, seeing God's "face" at any given point in time is illogical.
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Ahmed & Belh have special understanding.
Can you please explan the above ayat,
And the angels will be on its sides, and eight angels will, that Day, bear the Throne of your Lord above them. (Quran 6917)
Do you seriously take the literal meaning? )
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And the angels will be on its sides, and eight angels will, that Day, bear the Throne of your Lord above them. (Quran 6917)
The word "thamaniyah"/eight is mentioned in this verse, but where does it say "eight angels"?
Also, the verse starts off by saying that the angels will be on "its" sides. What is the "it" being referred to? The previous passage says
And the heavens will be cleft asunder, so that day it will be frail. (Q. 6916)
The angels ("malaykaat"/controllers) will be on the sides of the heavens, not on the sides of God's throne. In this case, what are the "eight" things being referred to, and what is God's "arsh"/throne? Obviously it's not talking about a literal throne, since an omnipresent Being can't sit on a literal throne. So, what is it talking about? Well, a throne is a symbol of power and authority. Maybe you should start there...