See Allah?

آحمد صبحي منصور في السبت ٢٠ - يناير - ٢٠١٨ ١٢:٠٠ صباحاً

نص السؤال
I have a question regarding the Quranist view on a certain subject. While most Muslims agree we cannot see Allah in this life, there is dispute between the sunni and the shia as to whether or not we can see Allah in the hereafter. The sunnis believe the believers will see Allah in paradise, though they say Allah isn't what we can imagine in this life. They quote from hadith and verse 75:22-75:23 of the Quran. However, the shiite claim that we cannot see Allah because Allah doesn't have a form. Their explanation is: (Some faces that Day shall be Nadirah.) which comes from the word Nadarah, which means splendid, radiant, glowing, delighted with goodness. My question is what is the Quranic view on this particular issue. If the verse can be translated both ways to justify the ideas of both sects, what is one to believe? Thank you
آحمد صبحي منصور

No one can see Allah. We published an srticle in this subject in Arabic..

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