The names of Allah 3

Q: What does the name Al-Badi imply about Allah's act of creation?

Al-Badi signifies that Allah is the Originator who creates everything without any pre-existent model. He brought the entire universe, including stars, galaxies, and living beings, into existence simply by commanding them to be.

Q: How does the biological complexity of living things demonstrate Allah's artistry?

The immaculate order found within the cell and the specialized bodily features of animals show that they are not random occurrences. These systems are proof of a manifest creation designed by Allah, who holds power over all things.

Q: Why is the title Rabb al-Alamin significant for believers?

Rabb al-Alamin, meaning Lord of the Worlds, highlights that Allah constantly controls, manages, and nourishes innumerable realms. This includes everything from the microscopic world of atoms to the vast celestial bodies in space.

Q: What is the primary responsibility of human beings regarding their life and faith?

Human beings are called to live sincerely for Allah alone. By reflecting on the Quran and obeying His commands, they prepare for the Day of Judgment, where the only value of consequence will be faith.

Abstract

This video examines specific names of Allah as revealed in the Quran, illustrating His infinite knowledge and artistry in creation. It emphasizes that everything in the universe, from the microscopic cell to the vast cosmos, was brought into existence by Allah without any pre-existing model. Through reflection on these divine attributes, the viewer learns of Allah's sovereignty, the reality of the afterlife, and the necessity of submitting to Him alone.