ISLAM - 1.3 THE NATURE OF GOD (GCSE RELIGIOUS STUDIES AQA A)

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[sameehabegum]

this was helpful . can you please make more videos covering all part of the islam and christianity specification?

[tarno_bejo_]

Well, you wouldnt need to be in the room when you can control everything in it (not just tv) remotely, would you? (probably with such a remote control)
Also, you wouldnt need to be in the room when you can watch everything in it through cctv.
So, imminent doesnt necessary mean "physically".
Thats how i dont see any contradiction (well, yo udidnt say that in this video tho. I hope nobody got mislead to that conclusion too, which is wrong).

And i think, with english translation, some of the names have to be:
The Most Just
The Most Powerful
The Most Merciful,
The Most Loving,
etc
As the Creator wont contradict Himself.

I think, you ve explained the predestiny when you mentioned that The Creator is outside of time?

The term "unity of god" (is that what you were saying?) sounds like it consist of several gods.
But no, the Creator in islam is the ultimate/universal One God. As there re so many fake/self-proclaimed gods out there.

Oh, actually beside the 99 names, there re the pairs name of The God in the quran as well.
Like:
The Exalted in Might The Most Wise
The all-Knowing The Most Wise
The Most Gracious The Most Merciful
The Most Forgiving The Most Merciful
etc.
And not many muslims have realized it.

In the quran The Creator often refers Himself as "We". Its the "royal We", it doesnt mean plural.
Like, the king/queen back then often said, "we re pleased to welcome you" or something like that.