Fariq Naik – The Myth that God needs to come in a Human form

			And most of the religions that
directly or indirectly believe in
		

			the philosophy of
anthropomorphism, except for
		

			Islam.
		

			They see that, you know, Almighty
God, he's so pure, to give a very
		

			good logic for it, to say that,
you know, Almighty God, he's so
		

			pure, he's so holy, He does not do
the shortcomings of human being.
		

			So he has to become a human being
in order to know what's good and
		

			bad for the human being. On the
face of it, it's a very good
		

			logic. But for example, if I
create a DVD player, if I
		

			manufacture a DVD player, I don't
have to become a DVD player to
		

			know what's good and bad for the
DVD player. What do I do, I write
		

			an instruction manual. If you want
to play the DVD, put the disc in
		

			and press the play button. If you
want to fast forward, press the F
		

			button, don't drop it from a
height it will get damaged. During
		

			a muscle in water to get spoiled.
I write an instruction manual. I
		

			do not have to become a DVD player
to know what's good and bad for
		

			the DVD player.
		

			Similarly, Almighty God need not
become a human being to know
		

			what's good and bad for the human
being.
		

			What does he do? He reveals an
instruction manual and he chooses
		

			a man among men and communicate
with him at a higher level through
		

			the form of Revelation.
		

			Therefore, the last and final
revelation from Allah subhanaw
		

			taala towards humanity. It is the
Glorious Quran. The do's and
		

			don'ts are mentioned here.
		

			So Allah subhanaw taala, he need
not become a human being to know
		

			what's good and bad for the human
being. He reveals an instruction
		

			manual and he chooses a man among
men and communicate with him at a
		

			higher level through the form of
revelation