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The Law of Requital

The basis of Deen6 is centred on the Law of Requital – the reality is that the whole

system of the universe is based on this Law. The meanings of the Law of Requital are:

1) Allah has ordained a fixed outcome for every cause e.g. if a pot of water is put

on a fire, then after a while the water will first become warm, and then will

start boiling, or if a poison is eaten in a particular quantity, this will kill a man.

This is an established Law of Allah.

2) Man’s every deed gives birth to its own result or consequence

This is an immutable Law in which there can never be any change. The Quran has

declared:

This has been Allah’s Sunnat (Law) and there will never be a change in this

(48:33, 17:77, 35:43)

[6:54 PM, 3/10/2023] Mubeen Hp: The Law Working in the Physical Universe

The physical universe and its mesmerising and awesome system is within the grip of the

Law of Cause and Effect. In common language this is known as the laws of Nature.

Nothing whatsoever in the universe can escape obedience to these Laws, e.g. in Surah

An Nahl it is stated:

And to Allah do obey all that is in the heavens and on earth, whether moving (living)

creatures or the universal forces (angels): for none are arrogant (before their Sustainer). They

all revere their Sustainer, high above them, and they do all that they are commanded.

(16:49-50)

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