The Greatness of a Creator of Whole Universe
SubhanAllah, Today i was Listening a Beautiful speech one of my most favorite Spiritual islamic Scholar Shaykh Nazim Al Haqqani , and that Literally gives me goosebumps...
Where He was talking about The Greatness of God, How High majestic, How beyond Any measurements.. How High Allah Rabbul izzat (God & Creator ) in His Dignity...
The example of Giving in speech..
This world is like a particle ,
And The Universe out of this world is like an ocean,
Basically not water ocean,
But Ocean of Sand,
And in 1 particle is Our Earth we live in..
Can we imagine How Big that ocean is? Too much Universes, too much earths and spaces, galaxies in it... Too much creation in it..
Every World has different creation in it..
But very Few have true Knowledge of Creator,
İn Quran as Mentioned "Rabbul Arsh Al Azeem " (The God of Highest Majestic Throne / The Lord of The Great Throne)
His Throne where all the Skies and lands, and Universes Behold inside that Zone,
just like a Ring.. 💍 everything in-between...
At the Day of Judgment Allah Rabbul izzat (God) Will say ,
O you assembly of jinns and men! If you can pass beyond the zones of the Heavens and the Earth, pass! Not without authority shall you be able to pass! (Surat ar-Rahmaan, 55:33)
SubhanAllah, How beautifully He described...
İ was wondering to those who call themselves God?
To compete as a God , They must have something bigger than that? But they are Bound in this Earth,
What if They Achive entire World , this earth , i mean..
They still can't Reach the level of God .
SubhanAllah Allahu Akbar, how Beautiful our Rabb is and So perfect!
That entire speech gives me goosebumps, i thought i would share it. 😊💞
@Takhleeya
@Takhleeya, 
While the Sun hurls millions of tons of matter into space every second,
the Earth is preserved by an invisible shield of mercy.
This is not blind chance, but the work of a Wise and Deliberate Will.
As the Qur’an declared centuries ago:
‘We made the sky a protective ceiling…’
Our Exalted Lord did not merely create us and leave us unattended;
He surrounded our fragile lives with layers of care and protection.
Our atmosphere, our magnetic field, our sky—
each is a silent guardian, entrusted with the command: ‘Let humanity live.’
In the language of the Risale-i Nur: such harmony, precision, and preservation
are luminous manifestations of infinite knowledge, boundless power,
and an all-embracing mercy.
Yes, our Lord who created us truly loves us.
So profoundly, in fact, that He made the heavens themselves a shelter, a ceiling of protection, and a veil of safety for us.”
@Inpursuitoftruth73116 SubhanAllah wa bi hamdihi, indeed, soo true, How Beautifully and Perfectly Allah created everything.
@CometoSucess
I haven't been particularly spiritual, but always wondered, posts like this just set my mind spinning 👍👍
@RunningMachine aww 😊
@CometoSuccess, When one beholds this magnificent universe—its galaxies, the Earth, and all living beings—only one sentence comes to mind: “Though He is in no place, He is everywhere.”
@Inpursuitoftruth73116, "Though He is in no place, He is everywhere.”
@Inpursuitoftruth73116, A few days ago, while reading a passage from the Risale-i Nur Collection, I noted down this brief saying:
“Though He is in no place, He is everywhere.”
I later shared it with you.
It’s a striking and deeply powerful line.
After that, I felt the need to go back and look more carefully at the place where this sentence appears.
What I’m about to share is my own understanding—just a few personal notes drawn from a much deeper text.
The passage I was reading was from the 20th Letter, and this is what I came across:
“To Allah belong the highest attributes.”
(Qur’an, Surah an-Nahl 16:60)
Thus, this universe manifests its All-Glorious Maker in such a way—through all His attributes, which are light, and all His names, which are luminous—that, by the mystery of oneness, although He is in no place, He is present and all-seeing everywhere.
There is no division in His turning toward creation. He performs all acts at the same moment, everywhere, without difficulty, without interference, and without hindrance.
Reading this, I clearly saw the meaning behind the line I had written down earlier.
So what do I understand from this profound statement?
“Though He is in no place, He is everywhere.”
To me, it means this:
God is not contained within any location.
He cannot be confined to a direction, a point, or a space.
But this does not mean that He is distant.
On the contrary—nothing is distant from Him.
When we say “He is everywhere,”
we are not speaking of physical presence, but of presence through
His knowledge,
His power,
and His will.
Everything exists under His awareness and authority.
That is why the countless events happening in the universe at the same time
do not tire Him,
do not divide His attention,
and do not interfere with one another.
The birth of a star,
the beating of a heart,
the falling of a leaf—
all occur with the same ease, at the same moment.
One simple image helps me grasp this:
The sun is present everywhere through its light,
yet it is contained in none of the things it illuminates.
This is what I take from that short sentence:
God is not limited—because He is in no place.
And He is near to everything—because He is everywhere.
Perhaps this is exactly why the line feels so unsettling,
and so profound.
@Inpursuitoftruth73116 beautiful ❤️
