The limitless nature of Allah’s words is a profound testament to His infinite wisdom and power. Allah says, 'If the sea were ink to write the words, wisdom, and signs of Allah, the sea would run dry before it all could be written down.' Even if additional seas were added, the ink would still be insufficient to encompass the divine words of our Creator. As Allah further states, if all the trees on Earth were turned into pens, and the seas—multiplied sevenfold—were used as ink, they would all be exhausted, yet the words of Allah would remain. This teaches us that Allah’s knowledge is boundless, while human knowledge, by comparison, is like a mere drop of water in an ocean. The greatness of Allah is beyond our comprehension; only He can praise Himself as He truly deserves. The blessings of this world, even when taken in their entirety, are insignificant compared to the vastness of the blessings of the Hereafter, much like a mustard seed compared to the entire universe. Truly, Allah’s greatness is eternal, and His words are beyond any limit.
Safa Ahlam
10mo agoAl-Kahf (18:109)
إن كلمات الله لا حدود لها، فالله يخاطبنا عن طريق خلقه، الحجر، الشجر، السموات، البحار وكل الكائنات تكلمنا عن طريق جنود الله الإنس والرياح وكل ما في الكون مسخر بأمره لتكليمنا وإخبارنا بشيء فهو سخرها لنا من أجل التدبر وأعمال العقل فيها لمعرفة الله ولو أن الله أراد كتابة كلماته لن تكفي البحار. والمحيطات لتكون حبرا لكلمات الله سبحانه ومع هذا فإن الله أنزل علينا القرآن في كلمات وآيات محددة للتذكير والترغيب والترهيب والوعظ ....والقصص والتعلم، أليس هذا فضلا من الله ورحمة منه علينا أنزل كتابا صالحا في كل زمان ومكان فيه آيات محكمات .
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