Tag: Divine unity
How Is Divine Will Compatible with Divine Unity?
«Will is an act of God and is originated—that is, created. God created will through His own essence, then used it to create all…»
Why Are the Deeds of Unbelievers Deemed Invalid, Even When Their Intentions Are Good?
«The deeds of unbelievers, even when they appear good, are deemed invalid and without effect because they lack a foundation in monotheism and sound…»
Are There Ugly Creatures in the World, and Is Beauty Relative?
«Reason and ignorance, light and darkness, beauty and ugliness, peace and anxiety—all are created by God. Ugliness is inherent in a world that serves…»
What Role Does the Study of Time Play in Discussions of Divine Unity?
«Studying time in discussions of divine unity deepens our understanding of the majesty of the Almighty and prevents us from confining the Divine Essence…»
What Is the Connection Between the Face of God and the Philosophers’ Doctrine of the Unity of Being?
«The Face of God—which refers to religion and God’s proofs—has no connection with the philosophers’ doctrine of the unity of being. The Face of…»
What Is the Difference Between Mediated and Immediate Perception on the Path of Divine Oneness?
«The difference between mediated and immediate perception on the path of divine oneness is that everyone moves from immediate perception to mediated perception. True…»
What Does It Mean to Truly Know God Through God Himself?
«To truly know God through God Himself means that knowledge of Him is a decisive proof from God, placed within human nature. By their…»
Are the Degrees of Divine Unity Proportional to the Level of Knowledge?
«The degrees of divine unity correspond to a person’s level of knowledge and understanding. Knowledge is the path to recognizing divine unity, and the…»
What Is the Tawhidic Mystery Behind the Qur’an’s Combining of Anthropomorphic Language and Transcendence?
«The Qur’an’s combination of anthropomorphic language and divine transcendence holds a mystery rooted in tawhid. Anthropomorphic language serves as a bridge for reflection and…»