Know your lord || 12 Reasons to Learn About Allah || Shaykh Karim AbuZaid

Mention 12 Reasons to Learn About Allah?
1. Inevitable Meeting with Allah: We are on an inevitable journey to meet Allah and understanding Him prepares us for this meeting.
2. Purpose of Creation: Allah created the universe so that we might come to explicit knowledge of His attributes.
3. Essence of Monotheism (Tawhīd): Knowledge of Allah’s Names and Attributes is foundational to our belief in His singular Lordship.
4. Foundation of Islamic Knowledge: Knowledge in Islam is divided into knowing Allah and worshiping Him, both requiring an understanding of His Names and Attributes.
5. Commands in the Quran: There are more than thirty direct commands in the Quran to know Allah, emphasizing its importance.
6. Noblest of Sciences: Studying Allah’s Names is the highest form of knowledge because its subject is the Creator and Sustainer of all.
7. Key Quranic Subjects: Important Quranic chapters and verses, such as Surah Al-Fatihah, Ayah-ul-Kursi, and Surah Al-Ikhlas, focus on Allah’s Names and Attributes.
8. Self-Recognition: Forgetting Allah leads to forgetting oneself, resulting in loss of purpose and reward.
9. Invoking Allah: We are instructed to call upon Allah using His beautiful Names, which is a form of worship and supplication.
10. Means for Dawah (Invitation to Islam): Understanding Allah’s Names and Attributes is essential in inviting others to Islam effectively.
11. Entering Paradise (Jannah): Memorizing and understanding Allah’s Names and Attributes is a means to enter Paradise.
12. Avoiding Deviation (Ilhad): Learning Allah’s Names and Attributes helps avoid deviation in understanding and worshiping Him correctly.
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