Fariq Naik – Why does Allah refer to Himself as We in the Quran

Ibrahim up the line from Sierra Leone, West Africa. He asks why

Allah uses vi for himself in the Quran

most of the languages

there are two kinds of plural one is the plural of number and the

second is while plural or plural of respect.

And

the pool of number is the one that is more commonly used for example,

in the English language.

When the Queen of England says we plan to visit America or we wish

to visit so and so country,

so, you're the queen of England is using the word weak.

But here, it is not the plural of number, but it is Royal approval

or the plural of respect. Similarly, in the Hindi language,

when the Prime Minister of India or when the President of India

says hum Karna chahti hum. Which means we now when the Prime

Minister of India is saying hung Karna chatter here, it

is not the pool of number but it is Royal pool and the pool of

respect and any person who's well versed with the English language,

he will know based on the context that the word used by the Queen of

England v is the plural of respect. Similarly in the Arabic

language, when Allah subhanaw taala uses the word nothing for

himself, referring to himself in the Glorious Quran. It is not the

pool of number but it is a royal plural accrual of respect it is

singular.

Allah subhanaw taala clearly says in the Glorious Quran. So the last

chapter 112 was the one

called who Allahu Allah says Allah when only.

So when Allah subhanaw taala uses the word we that is not know

referring to himself in the glorious for us. It is the plural

of respect or royal plural and it is not the plural of number, but

it is singular.