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BELIEF IN GOD
By Imam al-Ghazali
The Jerusalem Treatise
excerpt from the The Revival of the Religious Sciences (Ihya' 'ulum al-din)
His Oneness
He is one in being without partner, unique without peer, ultimate without opposite, alone without equal. He is one, preeternal, beginninglessly uncreate, everlastingly abiding, unceasingly existent, eternally limitless, the ever self-subsisting through whom all else subsists, ever enduring, without end. He is, was, and ever will be possessed of all attributes of majesty, unannihilated by dissolution or separation through the passage of eons or terminus of interims. He is the First and Last, the Outward and Inward, and He has knowledge of everything.
His Transcendence
He is not a body with a form, or a l
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