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Tag Archives: limited will
Destiny
It is my understanding that part of the belief of ahl al Sunna is a belief in destiny, being predetermination and execution of events by Allah (swt). The confusion I have is that it is said on the one hand that… Continue reading
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Tagged destiny, Divine Will, Free Will, limited will
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Cause of causes
Please is it possible to explain what is meant by God being the Cause of causes?
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Tagged Divine Will, irada, iradatullah, limited will, predeterminism
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Were our Destinies written before Adam (Alayhe Salam) was created?
Q: My question is regarding Destiny, I heard in one of Harun Yahya’s speeches that our Destiny is written before even Adam (Alayhe Salam) was created, everything we do is by the wills of Allah, he also said that there are two wills… Continue reading
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Tagged Ash`ari, death, destiny, Divine Will, freewill, general will, Harun Yahya, irada, kill, limited will, Mu`tazilah, partial will, punishment, Sayyidina Adam (as), scholarly, schools of thought, understanding
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