Existence of God - How & Where is God?

Pearl of Wisdom

to a man who asked, 'Do you consider all these creatures as people?' said, 'Exclude from among them those who do not brush their teeth, sitting cross-legged in a narrow place, one who interferes in matters that do not concern him, debates about that which he has no knowledge, one who acts sick without an illness, one who falls apart without a calamity, one who opposes his friends in matters of truth that they have agreed upon, a proud person who is proud of his forefathers but he is devoid of their good deeds, so he is like a heath peeling off its bark bit by bit until it reaches its core, and he is like Allah's verse: They are like cattle; rather they are more astray.'

Imam Ja'far ibn Muhammad al-Sadiq [as]

al-Khisal, p. 409, no. 9

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Existence of God - How & Where is God?

In the Holy Qur'an

And your god is one God! There is no God but He; He is the Beneficent the Merciful (2:163)

In the Traditions

The Prophet said, "Truly Allah resembles no 'thing' and no 'thing' resembles Him; everything which enters one's imagination concerning Him is a misinterpretation."

A man asked the Prophet, "O Muhammad, describe for my Thy Lord."

The Prophet answered, "Surely the Creator cannot be described except by that with which He has described Himself - and how should one describe the Creator whom the senses cannot perceive, imaginations cannot attain, thoughts cannot delimit and sight cannot encompass?

Greater is He than what the depictors describe. He is distant in His nearness and near in His distance. He fashions 'howness', so it is not said of Him, 'How'; He determines the 'where', so it is not said of Him, 'Where?.

He sunders 'howness' and 'whereness', so He is "One...The Everlasting Refuge" (112:2), as He has described Himself. But depictors do not attain to his description. "He has not begotten, and has not been begotten, and equal to Him is not anyone" (112:3-4)

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