I was reminded of it because I had written in the margin, something like, ‘But that is why God condescended to tell us about His nature. Because you are correct, we cannot comprehend it’. It also interested me that the natural consequence of a belief in God was concluded to be ‘submission’. It’s just that without being capable of knowing that such entity really exists, or its nature, this faith decided it did not make sense to do it.

Most Muslims (in my experience) would have a knee-jerk response and condemn this faith for these statements. I’m rather odd I guess (that I even own the book at all is probably already pretty sketchy of me :p ), in that I congratulate them on the correct reasoning, and am grateful for it because it further demonstrates to me *why* God judged it necessary to send messengers and tells us about Himself and the Last Day. Allah is not superfluous. He makes evident most particularly those things we cannot possibly know, or know in time, with what we have from here.

I personally had an experience relevant to the one that’s mentioned here in this article,which I thought I could share.Last year, I was afflicted with a loss of someone, who meant a lot to me and that left me totally puzzled since I couldn’t understand why such a thing should happen to me.I was completely shattered and kept praying to Allah swt to show me the wisdom behind it and make things clear to me.
And yes Alhamdulillah! Allah did answer my prayer with in few days by guiding me to one of your articles “why am I tested?”.That was the first article I came across in virtual mosque and It had answer to each and every question that my heart longed to know.Subhan Allah!

Sister Jinan, you’re doing a wonderful job Masha Allah! I really love you for the sake of Allah.Keep writing!! May the Most Merciful grant us all Jannah. Ameen!!