The nature of Allah Typeit

There are many different beliefs about the nature of God. Some of these beliefs feature in the central tenets of the Islamic faith, both in the Sunni Articles and the Shi'a Roots. For example, Muslims believe that God is one, which is known as . This is a really important part of the Muslim faith. For example, Surah states that, "He is Allah, the One, Allah the eternal refuge, He is neither begets nor is born, nor is these to him any equivalent". Muslims also believe that God is which means that he will treat everyone equally, according to the actions they have chosen. However, they also believe that he is and will forgive those who repent of their sins. They believe that God is also , which means he is wholly good. Muslims believe that God has two main qualities which directly affect the way he interacts with the . They believe that God is , which means that he is beyond human understanding and experience. At the same time, they believe that God is , which means he is in everything, as close as physically possible to all things – humans included. These two things can be considered to be in ; however, Muslims believe that God is not by the same rules of physics and nature that humans are and, therefore, these two qualities are able to exist simultaneously with each other.