ALL ABOUT ALLAH PAK

 ALLAH

In Islam, Allah is the Arabic word for God, and it is used by Muslims to refer to the supreme deity, the creator and sustainer of the universe. Allah is considered to be transcendent, beyond human comprehension, and Muslims believe in the oneness of Allah, known as Tawhid. Islam teaches that Allah is merciful, compassionate, and just, and Muslims believe in following Allah's guidance as revealed in the Quran, which is considered the final and complete revelation to humanity. The concept of Allah is central to Islamic theology and forms the basis of Islamic worship, belief, and moral teachings.

CREATIONS OF ALLAH PAK

According to Islamic belief, Allah is the creator of everything in the universe, both visible and invisible. Some of the creations of Allah include:

Humans: Muslims believe that Allah created humans as the most honored of His creations, endowed with intellect and free will. Human beings are seen as stewards of the Earth, responsible for maintaining justice and righteousness.

Angels: Angels are spiritual beings created by Allah from light, and they serve various purposes in the universe, such as carrying out tasks assigned by Allah, recording human deeds, and worshiping Allah continuously.

Jinn: Jinn are another category of beings created by Allah, made from smokeless fire. Like humans, they have free will and are accountable for their actions. Some jinn are believed to be believers in Islam, while others may be disobedient.

Animals and Plants: Allah created the diverse array of animals and plants that inhabit the Earth, each serving a purpose in the ecosystem. Muslims are taught to treat animals and plants with respect and care, as they are also part of Allah's creation.

Heavens and Earth: According to Islamic belief, Allah created the heavens and the Earth in six days and then established Himself on the Throne. The universe with its vast expanse, celestial bodies, and natural phenomena are all part of Allah's creation.

Time and Space: Allah is considered the creator of time and space, and His power transcends these dimensions. Time is seen as a finite creation within which humans and other beings exist, and Allah's knowledge encompasses past, present, and future.

Everything else: According to Islamic theology, everything that exists, whether seen or unseen, known or unknown, is ultimately created by Allah. This includes concepts such as good and evil, light and darkness, and the laws of nature.

In Islam, the belief in Allah as the sole creator and sustainer of the universe is central, and everything in existence is considered to be under His control and authority.