LessonsThe Secret of Divine Decree, Allah’s Knowledge, and the Tablet and PenQuiz

فَإِنْكَارُ الْعِلْمِ الْمَوْجُودِ كُفْرٌ
Rejecting the knowledge made available to creation is unbelief.

Once a truth has been conveyed by Allah, it must be accepted. Faith does not depend on the servant independently grasping every detail of the divine report; rather, he acknowledges the truth of what Allah has disclosed. Denying that disclosed knowledge contradicts such acceptance.

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Rejecting disclosed knowledge

The Secret of Divine Decree, Allah’s Knowledge, and the Tablet and Pen

فَإِنْكَارُ الْعِلْمِ الْمَوْجُودِ كُفْرٌ
Rejecting the knowledge made available to creation is unbelief.

Once a truth has been conveyed by Allah, it must be accepted. Faith does not depend on the servant independently grasping every detail of the divine report; rather, he acknowledges the truth of what Allah has disclosed. Denying that disclosed knowledge contradicts such acceptance.