Allah’s Power, Divinity, Beginninglessness and Eternity
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- What does “wa lā shayʾa yuʿjizuhu” mean?
- Which notion is rejected concerning Allah’s power?
- What is the scope of power in “wa Allāhu ʿalā kulli shayʾin qadīr”?
- In which surah is “wa kāna Allāhu ʿalā kulli shayʾin muqtadirā” cited?
- What is denied in Fāṭir 35:44?
- What does “wa lā ilāha ghayruhu” establish?
- What follows when people designate something as an “ilāh”?
- What does “qadīmun bilā ibtidāʾ” express?
- What does “dāʾimun bilā intihāʾ” deny?
- Who else bears witness in Āl ʿImrān 3:18?
- What is the meaning of “qāʾiman bil-qisṭ”?
- What does “wa lam yakun lahu kufuwan aḥad” deny?
- What is the true First?
- What is the true Last?
- What is possible in relative firstness?
- How should Allah’s firstness and lastness be described?
- Where does “huwa al-awwalu wa al-ākhiru wa al-ẓāhiru wa al-bāṭin” occur?
- What does “lā yafnā wa lā yabīdu” mean?
- In the stated distinction, what does bayd mean?
- What does azalī mean?
- What does abadī mean?
- Whose perishing is mentioned in “kullu man ʿalayhā fān”?
- What does “lahu al-ḥukmu wa ilayhi turjaʿūn” affirm?
- Which item appears among the eight enduring things discussed?
- What is fanāʾ imkānī?
- What is fanāʾ ʿamalī?
- What distinction is made about the eight specified created things?
- Which statement about Allah’s essence is correct?
- Why does the endurance of the eight things not make them partners in Allah’s eternity?
- The statement “wa lā shayʾa yuʿjizuhu” gives created beings power over Allah’s will.
- Something may exist before a relatively first thing.
- Possible perishing applies to Allah, although actual perishing does not.
- A created thing preserved forever does not thereby share Allah’s inherent endlessness.