Ibn Qasim said, when speaking about intention, and among the sayings of the Arabs is (May Allah intend for you with His protection). Is it permissible to describe Allah as one who intends?

Question:
Your Eminence, the father, the questioner says: Shaykh al-Bahuti (may Allah have mercy on him) said in his book al-Rawd al-Murba': "Is intention, linguistically, purpose?" So Shaykh Ibn Jasiym (may Allah have mercy on him) commented on it in his marginal notes, saying: "And from this, the Arabs said: May Allah intend for you with His protection, meaning He intends for you." And the question is: Is it permissible to describe Allah the Exalted as one who intends?

Answer:
Purpose. He explained it by saying that Allah intended it with that and willed it with that. There is no harm in it. It is an expression of meaning. Yes.