Do we attribute to Allah the quality of hurrah (running) as mentioned in the Qudsi Hadith?
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Question:
This questioner asks: May Allah reward you. Do we attribute to Allah the quality of hurrah (running) as in the Qudsi Hadith?
Answer:
O brothers, do not take every word as an attribute of Allah the Exalted. The hadiths explain one another; the hadiths explain one another and clarify one another. So return some to others. The hadith referred to is: "Whoever comes to me walking, I will come to him running." If you go to Allah walking, is it not by deed? Huh? If you go to Allah walking by deed, that is the meaning of "whoever comes to me walking," meaning by righteous deed. "I will come to him running" means that I hasten to support him and reward him. Yes.
This questioner asks: May Allah reward you. Do we attribute to Allah the quality of hurrah (running) as in the Qudsi Hadith?
Answer:
O brothers, do not take every word as an attribute of Allah the Exalted. The hadiths explain one another; the hadiths explain one another and clarify one another. So return some to others. The hadith referred to is: "Whoever comes to me walking, I will come to him running." If you go to Allah walking, is it not by deed? Huh? If you go to Allah walking by deed, that is the meaning of "whoever comes to me walking," meaning by righteous deed. "I will come to him running" means that I hasten to support him and reward him. Yes.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، [190 -308] هل نثبت لله صفة الهرولة كما ورد ذلك في الحديث القدسي؟ - الشيخ صالح الفوزان — youtube.com
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