THE PRIMAL CAUSE IS
ALLAH (SWT).
اللَّهُ لَا إِلَٰهَ
إِلَّا هُوَ الْحَيُّ الْقَيُّومُ {3:2}
[Q3:2] Allaahu laaa ilaaha illaa Huwal Haiyul Qaiyoom
[Q3:2]
ALLAH (SWT), (there is) no God but He, the Everliving, the Self-subsisting
by Whom all things subsist
[Q3:2] ALLAH (SwT) tiada Tuhan (yang
berhak disembah) melainkan Dia, Yang Tetap Hidup, Yang Kekal selama-lamanya
mentadbirkan sekalian makhlukNya.
Refer to the commentary
of verse 2:255
of al Baqarah for "ALLAH (SWT)! There is no God save He, the
ever-living, the self-subsisting." Hayy, the ever-living, and qayyum, the
self-subsisting, are the two attributes of ALLAH (SWT)
which break up and blot out the absurd doctrine of the divinity of Jesus
Christ. [A] He,
who did not have an existence before his creation, like any other mortal, was
brought into being by ALLAH (SWT), therefore, and cannot be hayy, the everliving; and also [B] He cannot be qayyum, the self-subsisting, because, according to the Christians, he was crucified.
Ì Ibna Ishaq says that verses 3:3 to 80 of this surah were revealed about the Christians of Najran whom the Holy Prophet (ALLAHuma
sali ala Muhammad wa ala ali Muhammad) with his Ahlul Bayt
confronted in a spiritual contest known as the event of mubahilah (see
commentary of verse
61 of this surah).
A great deal of metaphysical
nonsense, based on conjecture and speculation, is put forward by the Christians
in support of their claim, yet they themselves do not
understand the doctrine of divinity of Jesus, which they take as true without
examination or proof. Moreover, there is no consensus among their theologians.
The most popular belief is triune, three in one, or a trinity in unity-god is a
spiritual organism, having living components which can be called organs only so
long as they remain united and interrelated to each other in the whole,
therefore, God is one but has components which perform separate functions.
Jesus has a mysterious double nature which makes him a member of the trinity.
The idea of trinity or the doctrine of divinity of Jesus was not given by
prophet Isa. Please refer to the quotations of the Old and the
New Testaments given in the commentary of verse 2:255 of al Baqarah.
ALL ORGANISMS ARE FINITE. TO FUNCTION IN A
HARMONIOUS WHOLE THE COMPONENTS MUST BE INTERDEPENDENT. There must be an omnipotent will or a primal cause
to keep the diverse components together, without being disunited, in order to
let them work in harmony. THE PRIMAL
CAUSE IS ALLAH (SWT). None of the components or
their whole can be ALLAH (SWT) because they obey and follow the will of the
primal cause.
Ä Hayy, the everliving,
is He who knows and acts freely without any limitations. Any organism whose
components are finite and dependent cannot be an everliving infinite.
Ä Qayyum, the self-subsisting,
(a magnified form of the adjective qayam-standing
and enduring) is He who stands (subsists) by Himself and all other stand (are
subsisted) by His eternal endurance.
ANYTHING, COMPOSED OF COMPONENTS WITH SEPARATE
FUNCTIONS, IS GOVERNED BY THE LAW OF CAUSE AND EFFECT; AND
that which needs reason or cause to be
effective or sufficient cannot be self-subsisting, "ALLAH (SWT) is the self-subsisting" means that to be effective or sufficient He does not need a reason
or cause because He Himself is the prime cause.
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(3:2) Allah, the Ever-Living, the Self-Subsisting, Who sustains the entire
order of the universe - there is no God but He. *1
*1. For explanation see Surah 2, n. 278 above.
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