Nature of Allah

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"Those people who say that God is the third of three are defying [the truth]: there is only One God." (5:73). 

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The oneness of God or monotheism

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"God does not wrong people at all" (10:44); "[He is the] Master of the Day of Judgement" (1:4); He judges people according to a "record that tells the truth" (23:62)

"In the name of God, the Lord of Mercy, the Giver of Mercy! Praise belongs to God, Lord of the Worlds, the Lord of Mercy, the Giver of Mercy, Master of the Day of Judgement." (1:1-4, the opening surah of the Qur'an, which Muslims may recite during prayer and at other times during the day); "[His] mercy embraces all things." (7:156)

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Divine justice, the belief that God is always right and fair, and that the world is designed to be just, even if its workings seem unfair

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He is nearer to 

humans than their "jugular vein" (50:16)

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Allah is present within and involved in the world He created

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"No vision can take Him in, but He takes in all vision." (6:103) 

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Allah is is outside of humanity's full experience, perception or grasp

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"[He is] the Creator of all things [...] He is in charge of everything." (6:102); "when He decrees something, He says only, 'Be,' and it is" (2:117) 

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Omnipotent

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"[Allah is] all pervading and all 

knowing." (2:115)

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Omniscient

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"The Most Excellent Names belong to God: use them to call on Him" (7:180) 

"God will love you and forgive you your sins" (3:31) 

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Allah is all-loving :

This means Allah is the source of all goodness, his generosity is seen in his gift to humans of life on earth. Allah is merciful and fair.