Allah ki maarifat asma aur sifaat kae zaria - Dr Israr Ahmed
This lecture explores the incomprehensibility of God and the limitations of human understanding when attempting to define divine attributes. It emphasizes that our knowledge of God is solely derived from His names and qualities, not through direct comprehension. The speaker highlights the inadequacy of human senses and intellect to grasp the infinite nature of God’s power, sight, and hearing. Our understanding is limited by our finite cognitive capacity, akin to a small scale unable to weigh the infinite. The lecture references the primordial covenant and the realization that our knowledge of God remains fundamentally limited to acknowledging His existence, rather than comprehending His essence, form, or attributes. The Quranic mention of ‘face’ and ‘hand’ are understood symbolically, not literally.
