Muslims you claim to love God. Do you know how God thiks about people?

God has created all people they are his creation and he created them in Love. These things God loves mercy, kindness, gentleness, humility and a tender heart. God loves marriage between one man and one woman. God loves children. God loves the those sho seek him to know him in truth and in spirit. God loves those who are willing to follow him over mens ideas of him. God loves people who seek after his heart and after his ear. God loves them that seek to harm no one. God is a respector of no man and he is a respector of no prophet. God hates the lie and he hates the divorce and he hates the abominations spoke of in the prophets. God is love and he is also justice. God loves to bless his people with funds with homes and with children and store houses of food and with all good things but he will not give you what will harm you. My question is do you know the Love of God? It is not the same as the love of men.

Muslims you claim to love God. Do you know how God thiks about people?
why are you speaking to us now?


we know that before you tell us.
Reply:Muslims do love God. So do Jews, Christians, Baha'is, etc.
Reply:Jesus(PBUH) is not God - Jesus(PBUH) is a Prophet


The Holy Spirit is not God - An Anjel Gabriel





Who is God?


I witness that there is no god but God and that He sent all the Prophets including Jesus(PBUH), Mohammad(PBUH) and others to guide us. He sent 4 Holy Books, including Bible and Quran.


But since Bible has been changed(New and Old Testament), We muslim only follow Quran(the Only Book that God promise that He Himself will protect and will not change)
Reply:And what exactly is your point? Muslims don't love God as much as Christians do?





1. Practicing Muslims pray to God 5 times a day, AT LEAST 5 times a day. And there are specific times for these prayers, a devoted Muslim who loves God would try his/her best to perform all prayers e.g. Muslim shopkeepers would temporarily close their shops for 15 minutes to pray.





2. Islam's main belief is that there One God and Only One, and there no one like Him. Surah Al Ikhlas Verse 4: "And there is none co-equal or comparable unto Him." (http://www.al-sunnah.com/call_to_islam/q...





3. In almost everything that we do, we do it to please God. We eat and drink what is halal (permissible). We fast for a whole month (Ramadhan) to teach ourselves self-control but most of all to follow God's commands. We are kind to our parents and treat them with respect and love not only because they are our family, but because in the Qur'an it specifically says to love and honour your parents. (Surah Luqmaan Verse 14. And We have enjoined on man (to be dutiful and good) to his parents. His mother bore him in weakness and hardship upon weakness and hardship, and his weaning is in two years give thanks to Me and to your parents, unto Me is the final destination) http://www.al-sunnah.com/call_to_islam/q...





3. In Islam, Allah (which means God in Arabic) has 99 attributes. Some include - The Holy, The Protector, The Forgiver, The Just, The Generous One (for more please go to http://www.dawateislami.net/general/devo...





This is just a very small list of things to show you how Muslims humble themselves when they think of God. We are very much aware of God's love, which is why we do not associate Him with any other, we do not pray to statues, we do not believe God could possibly have a son and we don't believe we were created in the image of God as He is just wayyy out of our league. At the same time God is always there for us when we need Him.





the Prophet (PBUH) said: Allah the Almighty said:


I am as My servant thinks I am. I am with him when he makes mention of Me. If he makes mention of Me to himself, I make mention of him to Myself; and if he makes mention of Me in an assembly, I make mention of him in an assemble better than it. And if he draws near to Me an arm's length, I draw near to him a fathom's length. And if he comes to Me walking, I go to him at speed.
Reply:Yeah, similar verses, all over the Qur'an.





Just search for "love" in this page.


http://www.usc.edu/dept/MSA/reference/se...
Reply:What you say is very good and mostly true - However, this bit - God loves to bless his people with funds with homes and with children and store houses of food and with all good things but he will not give you what will harm you - Where does that leave little hungry children in Afica etc. They don't have food and they certainly don't have roofs - So you might get a lot of negtive replies to tjhs post
Reply:yes, god love all his creatures. and he want that all of them live in happyness, love, caring and worship him.


god is light ( full of light) , he want that we know him well, he want brigh peace to your heart.


marriage is very holy for god. too heart will become one, two soul will reach to eachother.


god is pretty story, pretty smell, pretty song, that he want know him. god want from us to help each other, respect eachother. god want from us to be kind with our childeren, god want that we accept them as a big gift from god, to grow them, to teach them what is meaning of love.


god send islam because many years ago, people was too crule with eachother, they just kill each other. they kill their daughter because just they was girl. they was trate with women like a property.


god send muhammed to us to show us , all this are too big sin.
Reply:dont get u r que
Reply:"God loves to bless his people with funds with homes and with children and store houses of food and with all good things but he will not give you what will harm you."





Suuure he does. That's why there are so many people (Christian and not) starving and homeless in the world.





How naive can you possibly get?
Reply:No logical religion can afford to deny or doubt the justice of God and His fairness. To deny His justice is to undermine the religious concept entirely. No religious belief, not even the belief in the existence of the Supreme Being, would avail us without the belief in His justice.





An unfair ruler may reward the wrongdoer and penalize the good doer. If one obeys him, he will not necessarily secure his satisfaction. If one disobeys him, he will not be certain that he is out of his favor.





Furthermore, we believe in heavenly messages and God's messengers because we think that He is fair enough to tell His human servants what He wants from them. But an unfair God may not tell us anything or may tell us something He does not mean to tell. By this, the whole doctrine of prophethood will collapse.





Denial of the justice of God would also lead to denial of the Hereafter, because the Hereafter is the world of carrying out justice by rewarding the good doers and punishing the wrongdoers.





In short, the concept of justice of God, to us, is as important as the concept of His existence and His oneness; and the denial of it is as destructive to religion as the denial of the existence of God or of His oneness. Therefore, the concept of justice of God ought to be considered part of the foundation of religion without which no religion can logically be established.





Islam is entirely in accord with this sound and logical thinking. The Holy Qur'an states the justice of God as emphatically as it states the oneness of God and His existence. In scores of passages, injustice has been denounced. In many passages, God is described as just, or that He does not want to do injustice to His servants, or that He will not waste the deed of any doer, or that He will not cause anyone to lose one atom's weight of good.





"The Almighty bears witness that there is no god but He, and (so do) the angels and those possessed of knowledge, (He is) maintaining justice. There is no god but He, the Mighty, the Wise." 3:18





"So whoever does an atom's weight of good will see it (on the Day of Judgment), and whoever does an atom's weight of evil will see it." 99:7-8