Monday, November 7, 2011

Excerpt from this Month's Reading: "The Meaning of Al-Qadaa’ and Al-Qadar"

The Meaning of Al-Qadaa’ and Al-Qadar


The linguistic and Islamic meaning of Al-Qadaa’ and Al-Qadar are inter-related. The linguistic meaning of Al-Qadaa’ refers to the “prefect commanding, decreeing, ruling, accomplishing and prefect precision in execution”, while Al-Qadar refers to the setting, commanding, executing, and encompassing in due and precise proportion.”



Islamic ally, Al-Qadar “is the ability of Allah” where He knew, wrote, willed, and created all things in due proportion before and according to a precise measure. Allah knew that all things will happen before bringing them to existence and according to predestined proportions and measures which Allah had written in a Book called Al-Laouh ul Mahfoudh (The Preserved Tablet).



Al-Qadaa’ is the perfectly precise execution and accomplishment of all things predestined to occur exactly in accordance with Allah’s previous Knowledge, Writing and Will. So, there is a strong relationship between the linguistic and Islamic meanings of Al-Qadaa and Al-Qadar


Taken from: “The Salaf’s Guide to the Understanding of Al-Qadaa wal-Qadar Fate in Islam” pg.9-10



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