Taking the attribute from the names of Allah: al-Qadir, al-Sami', and al-Basir
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Question:
What is the strangeness in the ruling and the divine decree, for example? If Allah is Wise and All-Powerful, does He decree the ruling? Do you derive this from this verse?
Answer:
Al-Qadir is a name, there is no doubt about it, and al-Sami' is a name, and al-Basir is a name, but the attribute is derived from it. From al-Qadir, the attribute of power (qudrah) is derived; from al-Sami', the attribute of hearing (sam') is derived; and from al-Basir, the attribute of sight (basar) is derived. Yes.
The presenter:
May Allah reward you,
What is the strangeness in the ruling and the divine decree, for example? If Allah is Wise and All-Powerful, does He decree the ruling? Do you derive this from this verse?
Answer:
Al-Qadir is a name, there is no doubt about it, and al-Sami' is a name, and al-Basir is a name, but the attribute is derived from it. From al-Qadir, the attribute of power (qudrah) is derived; from al-Sami', the attribute of hearing (sam') is derived; and from al-Basir, the attribute of sight (basar) is derived. Yes.
The presenter:
May Allah reward you,
Source
شرح نونية ابن القيم [24] — alfawzan.live (34:25)
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