Knowing God
The question that arises here is: what are the ways in which God is known, and how?

This lesson includes: 
Types of knowledge and ways of knowing God.
The Qur'anic proof of human knowledge of God.
The meaning of the covenant verse.
The origin of monotheism.
The ranks of monotheism.
The quorum for believing in monotheism for monotheistic Muslims.
The harmony between the belief in the legislative Godhead and the government of the divine prophets and saints.
The difference between independent intercession and authorized intercession.
Some of the Qur'anic evidence for monotheism, which the Qur'an has presented in a logical and analogical manner.
The meanings of subjective monotheism among philosophers, theologians, and mystics.
The meanings of attributive monotheism among philosophers, theologians, and commentators.
The difference between the views of the philosophers and those of the 'arifa' in the meaning of deed monotheism.
The different theories about God's names and attributes.
The correct theory of divine actions.
Explaining that God is the cause of causes.
Explaining how the phenomena of the world are related to natural causes and factors and to God at the same time.
Answering some important questions about the origin of causation and attributing it to God's knowledge and power.
The views of the Ash'arites and the Adliyyah on good and bad.

The answer to the question: Can God do what is impossible or ugly?
The correct theory about the existence of evil in the world.
The purpose of creating the world and man.
The reality of divine action.
The characteristics of knowledge as an attribute of the divine self and divine action.
The meanings of formative and legislative permission and the difference between them.
The meanings of will and volition and the difference between them.
The meaning of estimation and the sources of its use in the Holy Qur'an.
Explaining how fate can be changed by charity, mercy, prayer, and ....
The meanings of judgment in relation to divine actions.

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