Is Allah Ominipresent?

[cathopologist]

How Shi’a’s define the unity of God:

Muslims believe that Allah is ONE. He has no partner or children. He is the Beginning and He is the End. He is Omnipotent, Omniscient and Omnipresent.

How Sunni’s define the unity of God:

Muslims believe that Allah is ONE. He was neither begotten nor does He beget. He has no Partner. He is the Beginning and He is the End. He is Omniscient and Omnipresent.

Not much of a difference.

But a Muslim’s favourite apologist claims this:
"I’m a student of the Qur’an, i don’t know of any verse in the Qur’an which says that 'God is omnipresent.’ Neither do i know of any Sahih Hadith, which says God is omnipresent."- Dr. Zakir Naik.

I wonder if she’ll still want to quote from his works.

 

[inJESUS]

The last sheikh i heard on the radio was saying Allah is not omnipresent. methink there is no consensus in islam about this point.

 

[cathopologist]

The last sheikh i heard on the radio was saying Allah is not omnipresent. methink there is no consensus in islam about this point.

Isn’t Islam supposed to be an organized religion as opposed to being anarchaic when i challenged someone here some time ago? I wonder what she’ll have to say about this one.

 

[swariffin]

Isn’t Islam supposed to be an organized religion as opposed to being anarchaic when i challenged someone here some time ago? I wonder what she’ll have to say about this one.

According to Planten, future leadership is given to Islam. How do they know about leadership when there is no leader within themselves.

 

[cathopologist]

According to Planten, future leadership is given to Islam. How do they know about leadership when there is no leader within themselves.

They have the Grand Mufti - a supposed expert of Islamic law and leader of Muslims proper in almost every country. However, he has no binding on moral or family issues or interpretations of Islam’s holy texts.