🕌 Islamic Studies

Which aspect of belief in Taqdeer emphasizes Allah's comprehensive knowledge of everything that will happen, even before it occurs?

A Al-Kitabah (Writing)
B Al-Mashii'ah (Will)
C Al-Ilm (Knowledge)
D Al-Khalq (Creation)

✓ Correct Answer: Option C

The belief in Taqdeer comprises four aspects: Allah's perfect knowledge (Al-Ilm), His writing of everything in Al-Lawh Al-Mahfuz (Al-Kitabah), His irresistible will (Al-Mashii'ah), and His creation of everything (Al-Khalq). Al-Ilm specifically refers to His prior and comprehensive knowledge.

💡 Why is C) the correct answer?

The correct answer to the question "Which aspect of belief in Taqdeer emphasizes Allah's comprehensive knowledge of everything that will happen, even before it occurs?" is Option C: Al-Ilm (Knowledge).

The other options — A) Al-Kitabah (Writing), B) Al-Mashii'ah (Will), D) Al-Khalq (Creation) — are incorrect for this Islamic Studies question. As explained above: The belief in Taqdeer comprises four aspects: Allah's perfect knowledge (Al-Ilm), His writing of everything in Al-Lawh Al-Mahfuz (Al-Kitabah), His irresistible will (Al-Mashii'ah), and His creation o…

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