Surah Baqarah + Ayat al Kursi Flashcards
What is Surah Baqarah (2:255) also known as, and what concept does it clearly mention?
- Surah Baqarah (2:255) is also known as the Verse of Throne (Ayat al Kursi) and it clearly mentions the concept of Tauhid (Oneness of God).
How is Tauhid expressed in Ayat al Kursi?
Tauhid is expressed in Ayat al Kursi by the declaration, “Allah, there is no god but He the Living, the self-subsisting, Eternal.”
How does Surah Anaam (06:101) relate to the concept of Tauhid?
Surah Anaam (06:101) refers to God as the creator of everything that exists, showing that He depends on no one, but everyone depends on Him. He is eternal and will exist forever.
What human examples does God use to explain His constant awareness in Ayat al Kursi?
God uses examples like “No slumber can seize him nor sleep…” to show how He can never be unaware nor become negligent in His actions.
What does Ayat al Kursi say about God’s control and ownership?
Ayat al Kursi states, “To Him belongs all that is in the heavens and on earth,” showing His ultimate control and power.
Can anyone intercede or appeal to God without His permission according to Ayat al Kursi?
No one can appeal to God or intercede without His permission.
What does Ayat al Kursi say about God’s knowledge?
Ayat al Kursi says, “He knows what is before or after or behind them,” indicating that His knowledge is all-encompassing, covering the past, present, and future.
Who can gain knowledge according to Ayat al Kursi?
No one will gain knowledge unless He allows it.
What does the Kursi (Throne) symbolize in Ayat al Kursi?
The Kursi symbolizes God’s power, dominion, and knowledge.
Does God experience fatigue according to Ayat al Kursi?
There is no fatigue in God’s attributes, which are beyond human understanding.
