Twilight Mist
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Why does God…
The One who created the galaxies, the oceans, the stars — and the soul...
ask us to worship Him?
Is He in need of our praise?
Does He gain from our prayers…
our fasts…
our charity?
No.
He is Al-Ghani —
The Self-Sufficient.
The One free of all need.
We are the ones in need.
The Qur’an says:
Look around us.
You’re reading this — with the eyes He created.
Breathing through the lungs He designed.
Thinking with the mind He taught.
Existing… in a body we did not choose,
on a planet we did not build,
beneath a sky we cannot reach.
And yet… we ask:
“Why does He deserve our worship?”
The truth is…
Worship in Islam
is not just rituals.
It’s recognition.
It’s connection.
It’s love.
It’s knowing Him.
Worship means recognizing the One who created and sustains us.
It means purpose.
It means peace.
Because we know from Who we came —
to Whom we shall return.
The One who created the galaxies, the oceans, the stars — and the soul...
ask us to worship Him?
Is He in need of our praise?
Does He gain from our prayers…
our fasts…
our charity?
No.
He is Al-Ghani —
The Self-Sufficient.
The One free of all need.
We are the ones in need.
The Qur’an says:
Look around us.
You’re reading this — with the eyes He created.
Breathing through the lungs He designed.
Thinking with the mind He taught.
Existing… in a body we did not choose,
on a planet we did not build,
beneath a sky we cannot reach.
And yet… we ask:
“Why does He deserve our worship?”
The truth is…
Worship in Islam
is not just rituals.
It’s recognition.
It’s connection.
It’s love.
It’s knowing Him.
Worship means recognizing the One who created and sustains us.
It means purpose.
It means peace.
Because we know from Who we came —
to Whom we shall return.