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Assalamu alaikum ustadh, question about aqidah: Believing that Allah is nowhere, he doesn't have a body or any body parts like hands and face or anything and especially "has no makan", what is the ruling on this aqidah. If it's wrong please give daleel for the radd.

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Ustadh AbdulAziz al-Haqqan

‎This belief is false and against the Qur’an and Sunnah. Allah is above His creation, over His Throne, as He says, the meaning of which is: “ AlRahman (The Most Mercifu)l rose over the Throne” (Taha 20:5), and the Prophet ﷺ‎ asked the slave girl, where is Allah, she said in the heaven, and he said free her, for she is a believer (Muslim). Saying He is nowhere describes Him with non-existence, as Shaykh Ibn Uthaymin said. Interpreting His Hand as power or blessing is also wrong, as Shaykh Ibn Baz said. We have tackled these arguments in Alwasitiyyah in level 2 and in the ha'iyyah in level 1, and you can refer back to them.

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