يشعر بـاليمن في أبوجا، منطقة العاصمة الإتحادية لنيجيريا، نيجيريا.
IDOLATRY WHY WORSHIP WHAT HUMAN HANDS HAVE MADE?
Think about this: Human beings use their hands to manufacture statues, decorate them, give them religious significance, and then kneel before them, asking for protection, blessings, and divine intervention.
But here is a question worth reflecting on: If something was created by human hands, how can it become the Creator of the human being?
The Creator does not need human craftsmanship, decoration, protection, or assistance. He is the One who created humanity, the heavens, and the earth.
The Qur'an challenges this practice:
"Do you worship what you yourselves carve?" — Qur'an 37:95.
Even the Bible warns against trusting idols:
"Those who make them will be like them, and so will all who trust in them." — Psalm 115:8.
True worship should be directed to the One who created everything, not objects made by human beings.
Islam teaches the purest principle of monotheism: Worship Allah alone, without partners or intermediaries.
The question is simple: Should the creation worship the Creator, or should it worship what human hands have created?
Think deeply. Worship the Creator, not the creation.
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