Skip to main content
kjdfnD;KNCKZXJNF

My Creator - Is He one? (Tawheed: Continued)

Our Questions:

  •  Does He really exist?
  •  If Allah is there, why don’t we see Him?
  •  Why should I believe in something that I cannot see?
  •  Does it matter if I don’t believe in Allah?

Questions Satan Puts into Our Minds:

  •  The unseen is not real!
  •  He has not given you anything
    you’ve wished for, so why believe in
    Him?
  •  Seeing is believing, believing is not seeing
  •  Your life in this world is by effort so what is the benefit of believing in Allah?

Identifying Allah's Existence:

  •  Big Bang Theory – theory discovered in 1929 which explains that the universe keeps expanding
  • Allah invites us to look upon His creations such as the galaxies and be impressed by it so that we may believe in Him and His greatness
The Quran states, “With the power and skill did we construct the Firmament (Heaven): For it is We Who create vastness of space (expanding universe).” [Surah Zariyat. Ch. 51, Verse 47]

Disclaimer: Quran is not a book of science, but signs!

Another Sign of Our Creator:

  • Fingerprints – we all have fingerprints, but they are unique 
  • However this was not known 1400 years ago but, it was mentioned in the Quran that on the Day of Judgement Allah will not only bring us back to life but also recreate our exact fingerprints as they were in the world 
  • This means that on the Day of Judgement, Allah will reconstruct our bodies to the smallest detail
The Quran states, “Yes Indeed; We are able to reconstruct his fingerprints” [Surah Qiyamah. Ch. 75, Verse 4]

Why is it Important to Understand Tawheed?

  • There are four books Allah has sent down to humanity and around 125,000 prophets just to communicate a message from our Creator that He is one and that is Allah 
  • Allah created us and He knows that one of the most important components of our belief is Tawheed
  • Without Tawheed, we will not be able to step up the next level of the ladder of deen

Kindness of Allah:

Allah teaches us to believe him but at the same time showers us with utmost kindness. Allah has given us blessings all around us and they are countless!



Labels:

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Role of Women in Islam

Importance of a Muslim Girl: When a Muslim girl is born, she becomes a reason for her parents to enter paradise When a Muslim girl becomes a wife, she completes half of her husband’s Deen When a Muslim girl becomes a mother, paradise is beneath her feet In Islam, we always talk about Prophets or companions who dedicated their entire lives to Islam and spreading Allah’s message. But what about their wives and daughters? We should also look into women’s lives of that time period. Women gave the same amount of contribution to Islam as Men did. These women are role models for young girls. They were the most pious and pure women. Allah loved them and rewarded them with Jannah (Heaven) The Greatest Muslim Women: Hazrat Khadija (RA) - Wife of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ  Hazrat Fatimah (RA) - Daughter of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ + Khadija (RA)  Hazrat Aisha (RA) - Wife of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ who recorded the most amount of Hadith we read today! Hazrat Asiya (RA) - Pharaoh's Wife who took care of Pro...
Post a Comment
Read more

The Five Pillars of Islam

5 Pillars: Shahada (Declaration of one’s faith, or Tawheed) Salah (Prayer) Zakat (Charity) Fasting/Sawm (Ramadan) Hajj (Pilgrimage) What Do These Pillars Define? The Five pillars of Islam are the framework of a Muslim’s life  They are the basic norms of Islamic practice  They define the most important practices which need to be part of a Muslim’s life Shahada (Faith) The statement of faith that a Muslim commits to, which is: “There is no God but Allah, and Muhammad ﷺ is His Messenger” This statement or Shahada is extremely important because it is the fundamental belief of Islam It sets Muslims apart from other faiths If one does not have strong belief in shahada, their faith is incomplete Salah (Prayer) Five obligatory prayers through which Muslims build a connection with Allah It is performed five times a day facing the direction of the Kaaba. Salah reminds Muslims to keep close to Allah and makes our faith stronger Salah is not only a way to make our faith stronger but to al...
Post a Comment
Read more

Miracles of Hazrat Esa (AS)

Hazrat Esa (AS): Prophet Esa (AS) was a very special Prophet and Messenger who was given miracles by Allah He was given the miracle to speak when he was only a baby, giving life to the dead, healing the blind and ones who were infected with leprosy Purpose of Miracles: Most prophets were given miracles to prove the existence of Allah and to disprove the disbelievers of accusations against their prophets We must remember that miracles were not superpowers of the prophets, they were given by Allah to them and were only performed by His will Quranic Verses: “A man attested to you by God with miracles and wonders and signs which God performed through him in your midst.” (Quran 2:22) “I bring to life the dead, by the permission of God.” (Quran 3:49) “I create for you out of clay the likeness of a bird, then I breathe into it and it becomes a bird with God’s permission.” (Quran 3:49) Why these miracles? Prophet Esa (AS) and the Bible preaches about compassion. By giving Prophet Esa (AS) the ...
Post a Comment
Read more