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 | | So, if it is said that Allaah Ta' ala has a son, then one has to accept that this son is also divine and has a connection with a Divine Being. |
 | | That is, Nauthubillah, we will never say that Allaah Ta 'ala is dead, ignorant, weak, helpless, deaf, blind and dumb, because death, ignorance, etc. are all faults and shortcomings, of which the Being of Allaah Ta'ala is free and pure. |
 | | They deem the observance of Divine Commandments too cumbersome and tedious, and opt for the life of animals, where they can do as they please, eat what they wish and live according to their own rules. |
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