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**ATTILAGLIC** · 11-08-2011, 02:49 AM

Ok, in 'Reliance of a traveller' I have seen a summary. Didn't feel like reading it, so i won't be obsessed with this topic.
Suratul Ikhlas speak volumes. Especially the part 'Allahussamad'. I think that should suffice for the time being.

for the help Akhi.

Yes, exactly! Allahus-Samad! Samad refers to the One whom all else is dependant on, and yet is dependant on no-one. This is exactly the ijmaali (general, as opposed to in-depth, as Abu Marwan wanted defined) meaning of al-Ilah: Allah.

11-08-2011, 02:49 AM	#23
ATTILAGLIC Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 551 Senior Member	Ok, in 'Reliance of a traveller' I have seen a summary. Didn't feel like reading it, so i won't be obsessed with this topic. Suratul Ikhlas speak volumes. Especially the part 'Allahussamad'. I think that should suffice for the time being. for the help Akhi. Yes, exactly! Allahus-Samad! Samad refers to the One whom all else is dependant on, and yet is dependant on no-one. This is exactly the ijmaali (general, as opposed to in-depth, as Abu Marwan wanted defined) meaning of al-Ilah: Allah.
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