True_Sultan
A logical believer
ASWK,
I was wondering that in many islamic literature, it says that if a muslim beliefs objections of creation can have a capacity to do something or having powers or exerting a force is considered a sin and that only God has this capacity or force or power. So basically, is it wrong for a muslim to be in awe of the universe or an object that has a capacity or power or force? Wouldn't it be a loop hole as. God has created such object with such properties so in the end it all comes from God, so is that still considered Shreik? or a sin?
I was wondering that in many islamic literature, it says that if a muslim beliefs objections of creation can have a capacity to do something or having powers or exerting a force is considered a sin and that only God has this capacity or force or power. So basically, is it wrong for a muslim to be in awe of the universe or an object that has a capacity or power or force? Wouldn't it be a loop hole as. God has created such object with such properties so in the end it all comes from God, so is that still considered Shreik? or a sin?