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• Divine decree (Qadr) in Islam


  Allah's decree of everything that happens in the universe, encompassing both good and bad
• Components of belief in Qadr


  • Belief in Allah's knowledge of all things
  • Writing down of everything that will happen
  • Allah's will and decree of all events
• Qadr is related to Allah's knowledge


  His knowledge encompasses everything that has happened, is happening, and will happen, including our choices and actions
• Al-Lawh Al-Mahfuz


  The Preserved Tablet, where Allah has recorded all that will occur, including Qadr
• Muslims believe in both Qadr and free will so it will not negate human free will
• Allah's decree does not override human agency; rather, it encompasses our choices and actions
• How Muslims should respond to adversity or trials in light of Qadr

  With patience, trust in Allah's wisdom, and proactive effort to improve their situation
• Supplication (Dua)


  A means by which Muslims seek Allah's guidance, mercy, and protection, acknowledging their dependency on Him despite Qadr
• Dua and righteous actions

  Can alter the course of Qadr and lead to different outcomes based on Allah's divine wisdom
• Belief in Qadr does not absolve individuals of responsibility for their actions
• Tawakkul


  Reliance on Allah, involving trusting in Allah's plan and accepting Qadr while actively striving to do one's best in accordance with Islamic principles
• Qadr reflects Allah's perfect justice and mercy


  He decrees events based on His wisdom, with the ultimate goal of guiding humanity
• Belief in Qadr offers comfort during difficult times by getting Allah's control over all affairs and His ultimate wisdom in orchestrating events for the believers' benefit
• It is discouraged to delve deeply into the intricacies of Qadr beyond what is revealed in the Quran and Hadith, as it involves matters beyond human comprehension
• How Qadr influences a Muslim's worldview and attitude towards life

  Qadr instills a profound sense of humility, gratitude, and submission to Allah's will, shaping a Muslim's outlook towards life's challenges and blessings
• Discussions about Qadr should be approached with humility, sensitivity, and reliance on authentic Islamic sources to convey its significance and implications effectively
• Qadr (Divine Decree)


  Allah's preordainment and decree of everything that happens in the universe, encompassing both good and bad
• Components of belief in Qadr

  • Belief in Allah's knowledge of all things
  • Belief in Allah's writing down of everything that will happen
  • Belief in Allah's will and decree of all events
• Belief in Qadr


  Relates to Allah's knowledge, which encompasses everything that has happened, is happening, and will happen, including our choices and actions
• Al-Lawh Al-Mahfuz


  The Preserved Tablet, where Allah has recorded all that will occur, including Qadr
• Belief in Qadr does not negate human free will
• Muslim response to adversity or trials in light of Qadr

  Patience, trust in Allah's wisdom, and proactive effort to improve their situation
• Significance of supplication (dua) in the context of Qadr


  A means by which Muslims seek Allah's guidance, mercy, and protection, acknowledging their dependency on Him despite Qadr
• Dua and righteous actions can alter the course of Qadr and lead to different outcomes based on Allah's divine wisdom
• Belief in Qadr and personal responsibility

  Belief in Qadr does not absolve individuals of responsibility for their actions; humans are accountable for their choices, which are within the framework of Qadr
• Role of tawakkul (reliance on Allah) in understanding Qadr


  Trusting in Allah's plan and accepting Qadr while actively striving to do one's best in accordance with Islamic principles
• Qadr


  Reflects Allah's perfect justice and mercy, as He decrees events based on His wisdom, with the ultimate goal of guiding humanity
• How belief in Qadr can provide comfort during difficult times


  Affirming Allah's control over all affairs and His ultimate wisdom in orchestrating events for the believers' benefit
• It is discouraged to delve deeply into the intricacies of Qadr beyond what is revealed in the Quran and Hadith, as it involves matters beyond human comprehension
• How Qadr influences a Muslim's worldview and attitude towards life


  Instills a sense of humility, gratitude, and submission to Allah's will, shaping a Muslim's outlook towards life's challenges and blessings
• Recommended approach to discussing Qadr with others


  Discussions should be approached with humility, sensitivity, and reliance on authentic Islamic sources to convey its significance and implications effectively