Quran Sharif - Surat Al Furqan 25: 52 - 59
25:52 - So do not obey the disbelievers, and strive against them with the Qur'an a great striving.
25:53 - And it is He who has released [simultaneously] the two seas, one fresh and sweet and one salty and bitter, and He placed between them a barrier and prohibiting partition.
25:54 - And it is He who has created from water a human being and made him [a relative by] lineage and marriage. And ever is your Lord competent [concerning creation].
25:55 - But they worship rather than Allah that which does not benefit them or harm them, and the disbeliever is ever, against his Lord, an assistant [to Satan].
25:56 - And We have not sent you, [O Muhammad], except as a bringer of good tidings and a warner.
25:57 - Say, "I do not ask of you for it any payment - only that whoever wills might take to his Lord a way."
25:58 - And rely upon the Ever-Living who does not die, and exalt [ Allah ] with His praise. And sufficient is He to be, with the sins of His servants, Acquainted -
25:59 - He who created the heavens and the earth and what is between them in six days and then established Himself above the Throne - the Most Merciful [Kabir], so ask about Him one well informed.
Purport
Verse 25:52: - Fala tutiyal' - kafiran' va jahid'hum bihi jihaadan' Kabira (Kabiran') |52|
Translation: Prophet Muhammad’s God is saying that Oh Prophet! Do not listen to the kafir (disbelievers, who instead of worshipping one God, worship other gods–goddesses and idols etc) because those people do not consider Kabir as the Supreme God. You may remain firm on the basis of the knowledge of Quran given by me that, Kabir only is the Supreme God, and may struggle (Do Not Fight) i.e. remain rigid for Allah Kabir.
Verse 25:58: - Va tavakkal' alal'- harulliji la yamutu va sabbih' bihm'dihi va kafaa bihi bijunoobi ibadihi Khabira (Kabira) |58|
Translation: The God whom Prophet Muhammad regards as his God, that Allah (God) is referring to some other Supreme God; that Oh Prophet! Have faith in that God Kabir, who met you in the form of a Jinda Saint. He is never going to die i.e. He is eternal in reality. And celebrate His sacred glory with praise, that Kabir Allah (God Kabir/ KavirDev) is worthy of being worshipped and is the destroyer of all the sins of His worshippers.
Verse 25:59: - All'ji khalakassmaavaati val'arj va ma bainhuma fi sittati ayyaamin' summastwa alal'arshi arrh'maanu fs'al' bihi Khabiran' (Kabiran') |59|
Translation: The God, who is narrating Quran Sharif, is telling Prophet Muhammad that, He is the same God Kabir, who created the entire nature, whatever is between the Earth and Sky in six days, and on the seventh day, sat on the throne in His Eternal Place (Satlok), above. Ask a (Baakhabar – one who is fully acquainted with Him) Tattavdarshi Saint for the information about Him. To know about the real knowledge of that Supreme God and how one can attain Him, ask a Tattavdarshi Saint (Baakhabar); I do not know.
Key Points - Quran Sharif
God is in Form & God's Name is Kabir
Surah Al Furqan 25:59 - Prophet Muhammad’s God is saying that, Allah is Kabir who created nature in six days and sat on the throne on the seventh day.
The key point here is that God's name is "Kabir" and God sat on his throne which also proves that to sit on a throne God must be in form.
Holy Bible also says the same thing that, God created nature in six days and took rest on the seventh day. It also says that when God made Human Beings, He made them like Himself. This also proves that God is in form.
Holy Quran Sharif however goes a step further and describes that God's name as "Kabir".
Like most names have a meaning, The name "Kabir" also has a meaning and it means "Great" whereas it is actually the name of God.
Similarly Supreme God's name "Kabir" is also mentioned in Holy Vedas (Kavir Dev, Great Kavir) and in Guru Nanak Dev Ji's sacred speech in Shri Guru Granth Sahib (Hakka Kabir - Eternal Kabir).
Prophet Muhammad's God is referring to some other Supreme God
In Surah Al Furqan 25:58 Prophet Muhammad's God is referring to some other Supreme God and is asking Prophet Muhammad to sing the glory of Allah Kabir who is immortal and is worthy of being worshipped.
Prophet Muhammad's God talks about asking a Baakhabar (well informed) to know about Supreme God
In Surah Al Furqan 25:59 Hazrat Muhammad's God is asking Prophet Muhammad to ask a Baakhabar (one who is fully acquainted with the knowledge of God - A Tattavdarshi Saint) about the way to achieve that Supreme God, and says that he does not have the full knowledge.
Likewise, in Holy Bhagwad Gita Adhyay 4, Shlok 34 the God narrating Gita is instructing Arjun to go in to the refuge of a Tattavdarshi Saint to find the way of attaining the Supreme God.
FAQs about Surat Al Furqan - Allah Kabir in Quran Sharif
Q.1 Is Kabir mentioned in Quran?
Yes, Kabir is mentioned as Allah in Holy Quran Sharif Surah Al Furqan 25 Ayat 52.
Q.2 Who is the god Kabir in the Quran?
Like in other Holy Scriptures, Holy Quran Sharif also testifies that Kabir Saheb is the Allah and has created the universe in 6 days. It has been testified in Holy Quran Sharif Surah Al Furqan 25 Ayat 52-59.
Q. 3 Who is Supreme God in Quran?
Kabir Saheb is the Supreme God in Holy Quran Sharif Who came into Banaras, India 625 years ago and lived for 120 years. He is mentioned in the Holy Quran Sharif Surah Al Furqan 25 Ayat 52.
Q.4 What is the verse 25 52 of Al Furqan?
The verse says that do not believe in Kafirs because they don't believe in Allah Kabir, rather stay firm on the knowledge given by Holy Quran Sharif and struggle on the path to attain Allah Kabir.
Q.5 Who is Allah as per Hinduism?
Hinduism contains proof that Kabir Saheb is the Supreme God we have been searching for since ages. And Holy Quran Sharif converges to the same point that Kabir Saheb is that Allah. Hence Allah Kabir and God Kabir both are the same we are searching for since ages.
Q.6 Who is Kabir in hindu mythology?
Kabir in Hindu mythology is considered as a poet only but in actual and as per Holy Scriptures like Holy Vedas and Holy Gita ji He is mentioned as Supreme God.
Q.7 What does Kabir mean in the Quran?
Kabir as a word means biggest. But in the translations of the Ayat of Holy Quran Sharif the word Kabir should not be translated with its meaning. It is because of the fact that it will change the meaning as it is the name of Allahu Akbar and will change the meaning of Ayat if the name is translated with its meaning.
Q.8 Who is Kabir in Christianity?
However people of Christianity consider Jesus as the Supreme God but it is not true. It has been mentioned in Iyov 36:5 - Orthodox Jewish Bible (OJB) that Kabir Saheb is the only Supreme God.
Q.9 What is Allah's first name?
Allah's first name is Kabir as mentioned in Holy Quran Sharif Surah Al Furqan 25 Ayat 52.
Q.10 What is Allah's full name?
The full name of Allah is Allah Kabir as mentioned in Holy Quran Sharif Surah Al Furqan 25 Ayat 52.
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Mohd. Imran
Infidels or Kafirs worship many gods as idols whereas we believe in only one supreme power means Allah who is formless. What do you have to say about this?
Satlok Ashram
Evidence from Surat Furkani 25 Aayat 52-59 in pious Quran Sharif proves that Allah is in human form who created entire universes. In Verse 52 Prophet Muhammad's God is refusing to believe infidels and that the seeker should remain firm for Allah Kabir.