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"Almighty God in Islam" provides a thorough examination of the idea of God (Allah) in Islamic thought. This book explores the philosophical interpretations of God's traits and deeds in Islamic tradition, as well as the theological underpinnings and scriptural depictions of them. The first section of the book provides an overview of the main ideas about Allah, explaining His omnipotence, benevolence, and unity through references to the Quran and Hadith. The study delves into the 99 Names of Allah, each of which reveals a distinct facet of His essence and connection to the universe. The book examines the parallels and discrepancies between Islamic and other Abrahamic faiths' conceptions of God through comparative analysis. It also looks at how Muslims view God and how his influence affects their everyday routines, ethics, and worship. The comprehensive and approachable resource "Almighty God in Islam" enhances the reader's comprehension and appreciation of Islamic theology by providing insight into the fundamental figure in the Islamic faith.