Although aII these assumptions are destroyed as soon as Allah is called and described as Ahad and As-Samad, yet when it is said: "Neither has He an offspring nor is He the offspring of another", there remains no room for any ambiguity in this regard | And when, God forbid, he is of the same kind as God, it cannot be denied that he too possesses attributes of Godhead |
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Therefore, the assumption that God begets children necessitates that He should, God forbid, be a material and physical entity, should have a wife of His own species, and some substance also should issue from His body | He is the Originator of the heavens and the earth: how should He have a son, when He has no consort? Furthermore, it also necessitates that like all mortal individuals, God also, God forbid, should have a beginning and an end |
If these assumptions of ignorance are analysed, it becomes obvious that they logically necessitate the assumption of some other things as well.
7These and many other Qur'anic verses ou the same theme explain Surah Al-Ikhlas fully well | Allah is AII-pure: He is Self Sufficient He is the Owner of everything that is in the heavens and the earth |
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Swahili - Al-Barwani : Hakuzaa wala hakuzaliwa• The fact is that man is manifestly ungrateful | and another was: from whom has He inherited the world and who will inherit it after Him? " AI-Anbiya: 26 "They remarked: Allah has taken a son to himself |
He has created each and every thing.
15They are utter liars," As-Saaffat: 151-152 "They have invented a hood-relationship between Allah and the angels, whereas the angels know full well that these people will be brought up as culprits " As-Saaffat: 158 "These people have made some of His servants to be part of Him | 中国语文 - Ma Jian : 他没有生产,也没有被生产;• for the adopted son of somebody can inevitably be of his own kind |
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He is the Originator of the heavens and the earth: how should He have a son, when He has no consort? " Yunus: 68 "And O Prophet, say: praise is for Allah Who has begotten no son nor has any partner in His Kingdom nor is helpless to need any supporter | This not only follows from assuming God begetting children but also from assuming that He has adopted someone as a son |
What, do you ascribe to Allah that of which you have no knowledge? Therefore, the supposition that Allah has adopted a son inevitably amounts to ascribing all those weaknesses to His sublime Being which characterise mortal man.