Fariq Naik – Concept of God in Islam
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The transcript discusses the concept of God and Islam, with a series of disconnected sentences and references to Greek and Greek language. The speakers do not seem to be discussing a specific candidate or candidate definition, but rather discuss the concept of "who" and the "rdackstone of theology."
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Let's discuss the concept of God and Islam. The best reply that any
Muslim can give you regarding the concept of God in Islam is good to
you. So the last chapter number 112, was the one to fall. Call who
Allah who says Allah, the One and Only Allah Who Subhan Allah, the
absolute, the eternal lamb Yellin while Abdullah, He begets not, nor
is begotten, while I'm here
and there is nothing like unto Him.
And if anyone says that so and so candidate is God, and if that
candidate fits in this full line definition, we Muslims, we have
got no objection in accepting that candidate as called.
The first is called who Allahu Ahad says Allah, the One and Only
second, Allahu Samad Allah, the absolute, the eternal lamb Yellin,
what am EULA, He begets not, nor is he begotten. Well, I'm here to
allow cufon ahead, and there is nothing like unto Him.
This sort of class, it is the touchstone of theology. Feel in
Greek means God alloggi mich study. Thus, theology means study
of God.
Like how, if you want to buy or sell gold, before doing that, you
will go to the goldsmith and verify the goal, whether it is 24
karat gold, or whether it is 22 karat gold, or whether it is not
gold at all, because all that glitters is not gold. Similarly,
the God which you're worshipping, put him to the test of pseudo
class put him to the touchstone of theology, and if he passes the
test, then the God which are worshipping is a true God.