Islamic quotes about GOD

[Atb210201]

The Mirror of Divine Presence is Your Heart

The Treasure of The Kingdom is Your Heart

The Total Set of Existence's Perfections

Ask from Your Heart Cause Whatever You Want is Your Heart

 

Shah Nematallah Vali

Edited July 7, 2025 by Atb210201

[Tristan12]

"With God there is no room for two egos. You say 'I', and He says 'I'. In order for this duality to disappear, either you must die for Him, or He for you. It is not possible, however, for Him to die - either phenomenally or conceptually - because 'He is the Ever-living who dieth not'. He is so gracious, however, that if it were possible He would die for you in order that the duality might disappear. Since it is not possible for Him to die, you must die so that He may be manifested to you, thus eliminating the duality" - Rumi

Edited November 21, 2025 by Tristan12

[Tristan12]

I said who are you?

He said: "Everyone's Beloved!"

I said who am I?

He said, "The Beloved's beloved!" - Rumi

[Tristan12]

"At the end of my life, with just one breath left, if you come, I'll sit up and sing" - Rumi

[Tristan12]

"I came to know Love the moment I found your Love, and I have closed my Heart to everyone except You" - Rabia Al Basri

"Hearts that love God never feel at home in this world" - Rabia Al Basri

[Malkom]

It seems there's some truth to it. I like quotes; they resonate with me. But I'm not religious, and I don't have to be, because your relationship with God is yours and no one else's.
The Quran or the Bible are books you need to be able to read between the lines, and, moreover, they're not for everyone, at least not at this stage, maybe not for everyone.

Edited November 21, 2025 by Malkom

[Tristan12]

"Why wander the forests and mountains in search of Him? The Divine has already made His home in thy shattered heart" - Sultan Bahu

[Someone here]

“ say :he is Allah , the one . Allah ,the Absolute. He begets not nor was he begotten. And there was never any equivalent to him “

this is the most important chapter in Quran because it defines god directly . The word “Absolute” mentioned above in the original Arabic Text is pronounced and written as “Samad” similar to the Sanskrit word “Samadhi “ . They mean the same thing . It’s not translated Arabic from Sanskrit but it’s supposedly an Arabic word.