Allah Quote by Umm Zakiyyah
““How could the Creator depend on anyone, or anything? How could God have the attributes of a human? How could a human have attributes of Allah? The Creator endowed His creation with the facilities of hearing and seeing, but their limited hearing and seeing was in no way comparable to the divine ability of the One above the heavens to hear and see all things. He heard all that was spoken in the far reaches of the earth or whispered in the most private of quarters, even in the most secluded homes, while having eminent knowledge and understanding of it all. He suffered no confusion or difficulty in comprehending or hearing the multitude of languages, subtleties, and conversation spoken all at once from the billions of humans upon the earth. Unlike His creation, His sight was all-encompassing, and He could see into the very breasts of humans while while having complete sight and control over the entire universe. His knowledge of the affairs of His creation was nothing like one could even hope to comprehend.””
About This Quote
Source Sermon: Islamic lecture, date unknown
The passage emphasizes God's limitless knowledge and perception, contrasting divine attributes with human limitations.
In simple terms: God knows everything, sees everything, unlike humans.
Recognize human limits and trust divine wisdom.
Themes
Mood
Type
When to use this quote
- prayer
- personal reflection
- studying scripture
- teaching others
Key Concepts
Questions to Reflect On
- How does acknowledging divine omniscience affect your daily decisions?
- In what ways can humility improve your spiritual practice?
Human attempts to fully grasp divine nature are futile.