Moses Meets Allah

[teek_taak]

when Musa (as) met Allah and spoke with him...I know it sounds a bit stupid but what does it exactly entail/mean...I mean they just conversed whilst Allah still remained abovre His Throne etc. etc.?

[aburasheed]

What sounds stupid?

Are you trying to compare Allah's attributes to that of the creation?

"There is nothing like unto Him, and He is the All-Hearer, the All-Seer." [Ash-Shura 11].

[Yasir]

What sounds stupid?

I think he means along the lines of, "My question may sound stupid, but... what does it exactly entail/mean (the incident where Allah spoke to Musa 'alaihis salaam)?"

[teek_taak]

I think he means along the lines of, "My question may sound stupid, but... what does it exactly entail/mean (the incident where Allah spoke to Musa 'alaihis salaam)?"

JK that's exactly what i meant, bro try and give ur bro the benefit next time before convicting me of the kufri crime of comparing the Creator to the creation

[aburasheed]

JK that's exactly what i meant, bro try and give ur bro the benefit next time before convicting me of the kufri crime of comparing the Creator to the creation

Jazakallah for the reminder, I wasn't sure where you're coming from that's why I asked. Please state your question clearly, I don't think anyone understand what you're trying to find out. I don't see any relationship between Allah being on the Throne and His attribute of speaking.

Please don't take my response as an accusation, the verse I mention above explains clearly about Allah's attributes. Allah have stated it in the Quran that He is not similar to the creation, and yet at the same time using the same words (which can be applied to creation) to describe Himself in the manner that befits His Magesty. We accept what Allah has said about Himself and not try to explain it using our limited mind.