Qada and Qadar are interrelated concepts in Islam. Qadar refers to Allah's predestination, which leads to Qada, meaning Allah's decree or creation. Both Qada and Qadar occur according to Allah's prior knowledge and demonstrate His ownership and control over His creation. Qada has four meanings: ruling/legislation, finishing off/completion, creation/making, and Allah's decision or decree. Similarly, Qadar has four meanings: measurement/amount, value/esteem, Allah's capability/power, and Allah's predestination in accordance with prior knowledge.
Qada and Qadar are interrelated concepts in Islam. Qadar refers to Allah's predestination, which leads to Qada, meaning Allah's decree or creation. Both Qada and Qadar occur according to Allah's prior knowledge and demonstrate His ownership and control over His creation. Qada has four meanings: ruling/legislation, finishing off/completion, creation/making, and Allah's decision or decree. Similarly, Qadar has four meanings: measurement/amount, value/esteem, Allah's capability/power, and Allah's predestination in accordance with prior knowledge.
Qada and Qadar are interrelated concepts in Islam. Qadar refers to Allah's predestination, which leads to Qada, meaning Allah's decree or creation. Both Qada and Qadar occur according to Allah's prior knowledge and demonstrate His ownership and control over His creation. Qada has four meanings: ruling/legislation, finishing off/completion, creation/making, and Allah's decision or decree. Similarly, Qadar has four meanings: measurement/amount, value/esteem, Allah's capability/power, and Allah's predestination in accordance with prior knowledge.
Qada and Qadar are interrelated concepts in Islam. Qadar refers to Allah's predestination, which leads to Qada, meaning Allah's decree or creation. Both Qada and Qadar occur according to Allah's prior knowledge and demonstrate His ownership and control over His creation. Qada has four meanings: ruling/legislation, finishing off/completion, creation/making, and Allah's decision or decree. Similarly, Qadar has four meanings: measurement/amount, value/esteem, Allah's capability/power, and Allah's predestination in accordance with prior knowledge.
Qadar (Allah's predestination) leads to the meaning of Qada (decree or creation) Qada must have been preceeded by Allah's Qadar. both happens in accordance to His prior knowledge. Demonstration of Allah's ownership and control over His creation.
Let's practice writing the arabic words for
each of the English translations.
Allah's predestination Decree or creation
Qada Appears more than 60 times in the Quran It has 4 meanings
1. Ruling, ordainment, legislation
And your Lord has ruled that you not
worship except Him, and to parents, good treatment. (Al-Isra 17:23)
2. Finishing off, conclusion, completion
So Musa struck him and finishing him.
(Al-Qasas 28:15)
3. Creation, making 4. Allah's decision or
decree in accordance to his prior knowledge So He made them as seven heavens in two days,... (Fussilat 41:12) And it (Isa's conception) is a matter [already] decreed.' " (Maryam 19:21) Qadar Appears more than 100 times in the Quran It also has 4 meanings Qadr usually has same meaning with Qadar
1. Measurement or 2. Value or esteem
amount
They have not esteemed
and We do not send it Allah with true down except according esteem.... to a known measure (Az-Zumar 39:27) (Al-Hijr 15:21)
3. Allah's capability & power
Indeed, Allah is over all things capable
(Al Baqarah 2:20)
4. Allah's predestination in accordance with His
prior knowledge
Indeed, all things We created with predestination.
(Al-Qamar 54:49) Trivia Please answer all the questions
1. What is the meaning of Qadar?
a. Decree b. Allah's Predestination
2. Finishing off or conclusion is one of the meaning of .......
a. Qadar b. Qada
3. State down all the 4 meanings of Qada
a. b. c. d.
4. Based on the verse below, which one of these answer is the
correct meaning of the underlined word?
a. Esteem b. Allah's predestination c. Allah's power d. Measurement
The Nature of This Life and A Believer's Perspective in It Selected Hadith of Raqaiq From Silsilah Al-A Adith Al-Sahihah Collected By: Muhammad Nasir Al-Din Al-Albani