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We have a question from sister Hana from New Jersey.

Sister Hana from New Jersey says that we often hear the phrase that God loves us in this culture that we live in, that God loves all of us.

As Muslims, should we use this phrase? It's just something that is an Islamic phrase that we always say that God loves us. K

I'll Allah Rijalan no he I'll a him

Fes alu al-Ahla like it in the kahlou

al-Ahla dikirin

kuntumla the response is that indeed Allahhara is the ever loving of his names is al-Wadu.

The response is that indeed, Allah's

a wahaduud. And al-Wadu means the one who has a

merciful love and of his names is a Rahman and a Rahim. And our Prophet,

Salah law al-A-Lah, who al. He was said that indeed, Allah is more merciful to his servant

than a mother is to her child.

So notice the example of mother to child.

And our Prophet, Allah O'Au al-L-Ihu is said that Allah is more merciful

than a mother is to her child.

And so there are a lot of a yat and a lot of you know concepts

that Allah Azuajal is the loving and Allah is the merciful and Allah

Aza which loves to forgive and Allah loves to have mercy and everything is

encompassed in his mercy. However, to say that God loves everybody unconditionally

is not the same as saying that of the names of Allah is that he is the one who loves.

There's a difference between the two. Because you see this actual point of saying that we are

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