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| IB Oldtimer Status: Offline Posts: 1,168 Reputation: 731 Rep Power: 26 Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Miami, FL Gender: Way of Life: Muslim | And Ibn Abbas said: “No vision can grasp him” in this life, and that the believers will see Him in the next life because Allah said so “That day will faces be resplendent, Looking toward their Lord” (Surah 75:22-23)
__________________Reported on the authority of Ibn Abbas as well and he said: The meaning that the vision of the hearts cannot grasp Him, is that a person’s mind cannot grasp Him in order to comprehend Him. “There is none like unto him” (Surah 42:11) and he said: The meaning is that the visions created here on earth, however he can create for those who want his generosity a vision and comprehension in order to see Him just like he did for Muhammad peace be upon him. Some of them said: The heart (of the Prophet) has seen the Lord of The Worlds and they said that He (God) made his vision in his heart so he saw him with his heart and he did not see him with his eyes. So basically as we can see, it is possible to see God because it is even a promise that God has given to the believers that they will see him in the next life. However, in this life we cannot see him with our very eyes. When the Prophet saw God, God could have easily made the Prophet a special vision in order to see Him. We cannot comprehend or understand how but God did. God gave the Prophet a special vision (in his heart) to see him. When God says that no vision can encompass him it is referring to the vision that we have (as in our eyes). However, all things are possible with God. Now to the next question, did the Prophet Muhammad actually see God? I would have to admit that I and the scholars simply do not know. As we can see from the Hadiths and even the scholars admissions there were differences in opinion among the companions of the Prophet regarding whether the Prophet actually saw God or not. However, this has no effect on Islamic creed what so ever. The Prophet seeing his Lord or not actually does not make any difference to the Muslim. The main thing is that the companions agreed and were unanimous in the major pillars of Islam, which is the most important thing and our reason and hope for salvation. Regardless if the Prophet Muhammad saw God or not, does not affect Muslims in any way. http://www.answering-christianity.co...n_rebuttal.htm |
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| Ummah Under 1 Banner Status: Offline Posts: 10,870 Reputation: 48800 Rep Power: 100 Join Date: May 2005 Location: ...travelling to the hereafter.. Gender: Way of Life: Muslim | Sahih Bukhari Volume 4, Book 54, Number 455: ![]() Islamic-Life.com Bringing Dawah back..to life! http://salaf-stories.blogspot.com http://seerah-stories.blogspot.com http://ahlalhdeeth.com/vbe |
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| Holistic health nut Status: Offline Posts: 478 Reputation: 452 Rep Power: 24 Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: englands green and pleasant land Gender: Way of Life: Muslim | No He didnt see Allah...No one ever did
__________________ All of them worship out of fear of fire and consider deliverance abundant good fortune or so they may dwell in the gardens , and reach to the meadows of paradise and there drink from its rivers of gardens or fire i have no opinion I seek no exchange for my Dearest Love Rabia Al Adawiya |
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| Striving for Allah Status: Offline Posts: 580 Reputation: 1577 Rep Power: 24 Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: penitentiary Gender: Way of Life: Muslim | What about the night of ascending? when Muhammad SalAllahu aleyhi Wasalaam went through the seven heavens? did he see HIM then??? I think so....
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