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GOD possesses infinite grace. (2:105; 3:174; 8:29). To GOD belongs the east and the west; wherever you go there will be the presence of GOD. GOD is Omnipresent, Omniscient. (2:115). … all power belongs to GOD alone, and … GOD's retribution is awesome. (2:165). When My servants ask you about Me, I am always near. I answer their prayers when they pray to Me. … Johnnie Ellington II GOD loves the charitable. (2:195; 3:133 - 134). … GOD does not love corruption. (2:205). Then there are those who dedicate their lives to serving GOD; GOD is compassionate towards such worshipers. (2:207). ... GOD blesses whomever He wills, without limits. (2:212). … GOD loves the repenters … (2:222). [relations with spouses] … He loves those who are clean." (2:222). … He holds you responsible for your innermost intentions. GOD is Forgiver, Clement. (2:225). ... GOD showers His grace upon the people ... (2:243, 251). ... GOD is the One who provides and withholds ... (2:245). … If it were not for GOD...

THE QURAN IS NOT A “MUSLIM BOOK” By The Humble Servant, September 22, 2023 Who is the Quran for? Many label it a “Muslim Book,” assuming it’s exclusively for Muslims. This stems from how scriptures are tied to groups—like the Bible to Christians or the Vedas to Hindus. But the Quran breaks this mold. It’s God’s message for all—Jews, Christians, Hindus, Buddhists, and every faith or none. It’s their scripture too, intact and accessible in any language, unlike other texts where truth is muddled by human alterations. The Quran alone remains unchanged, offering a complete system of Submission. Previous scriptures, though once divine, now bear distortions—like worshiping Jesus or praying in his name, practices God never sanctioned. These corruptions fragment God’s guidance, leaving incomplete systems. Following them is like building your soul on scraps instead of the full, nourishing plan detailed in the Quran. Even if you had an unaltered older scripture, the Quran consolidates all prior m...

How to interact in non-violent debates The Quran describes behavioral patterns of disbelievers and provides guidance for interacting with them according to the degree of opposition they exhibit. We learn that we are to respect all peace treaties with them (9:4, 8:72, 4:90), and that we may even befriend those who don’t attack us nor try to evict us from our homes (60:8-9). In the extreme, we can fight back and defend ourselves if they become violent against us (2:191). This reminder is about Quranic guidance to behave righteously in the non-violent kinds of debates that take place between submitters and those who reject Quranic truth. It is not intended to cover violent or aggressive situations, nor is it about situations of mutual peace offerings. Knowing certain facts about disbelievers helps us practice certain qualities, such as patience. God has already informed us that disbelievers: • Reject Quran. [84:21] And when the Quran is recited to them, they do not fall prostrate. [84:22]...