How does Allah look like in Quran?

Do you see a black man with a white beard on the moon? Or a white woman with a black hair? Or any human being with any other combination of colours? The Quran does not describe allah in terms of colours. Allah has neither a black skin nor a white one. He is neither young or old. He is neither male nor female. There is no way you can describe the one true God who is the Creator of the earth and the universe.

How does Allah look like in the Quran?

There is no physical image of allah in the Quran. However, the Quran refers to Allah by using words, metaphors and similes. These make the Quran easier to understand. The Quran refers to Allah as “The One who created the heavens and the earth”, “The One who created the earth in pairs”, “The One who created spouses and children”, “The One who created everything in the heavens and the earth”, “The One

What does Allah look like in the Quran?

The Quran is the most sacred and authoritative holy book of all other books in Islam. The Quran has 114 chapters and 6236 verses. Each verse is made up of a few verses of Arabic text. The Quran is a book that was revealed to Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). The Quran was revealed to Prophet Muhammad by Allah through the angel Gabriel. The Quran is a guide to the right path to the Creator and an answer to all questions of mankind.

How does Allah look like in Quran Arabic?

We are all so much familiar with the Arabic script; I am sure you have read many Arabic books. Arabic script is used in writing and reading Quran. The Quran and Muslims’ beliefs are mentioned in Arabic. The holy book is recited in Arabic. However, the Quran is not only written in Arabic, but also in Arabic letters. This writing is known as ‘Arabic calligraphy’. It is said that Quran was revealed in the Arabic language. The calligraphy

What does Allah look like in Quran?

Allah is beyond description. He is the Creator of everything. He has no physical body as we human beings have. However, Quran says that He has a perfect physical form. And this form is so beautiful and perfect that it is not appropriate to describe it. In Quran, Allah is described as the one who is the Creator of the Heavens and the Earth. He is the one who keeps them in balance by sending down water from the Heavens to the earth. He is the one who gives