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The connotations of the root of this word: s - w - r ض و ر according to the Wahiduddin Web are
This is supposed to be the most specific of the three names that have to do with God as creator, and as I thought about that I found myself thinking particularly about the way God has made each and every person unique. Of course, this applies not just to our bodies but also to our hearts and minds and spirits. And of course, Allah has shaped many many things other than people. Lots of things to celebrate.to make something incline, lean or bend towardsto form, fashion, sculpt, imagine or picture somethingto have an inclination or desire towards something
Al-Musawwir
Al-Musawwir
You give the shape to everything that's shaped
And everything is shaped
Al-Musawwir.
Every little snowflake that drifts from the sky
Has a form and fashion that you did supply.
Every person's body and each person's face,
Bears a special signature that You stamped in place.
The path of every river that flows
The shape of every flower that grows
Fancy guppy tails and the swirling shells of snails
The track of every planet spinning out in space
Each bump and every wrinkle on each rhino's face
Are crafted by the Great Engineer
Al-Musawwir
Dear Mr. Finell,
ReplyDeleteWhile you and I disagree on many things, I do not see what your extensive comment has to do with my post. My post is about the fact that God creates us all as unique individuals. Do you disagree with this?
I'll give you a little bit of time to enter into dialog, and then I am going to delete your comment, because it is both rude and not to the point. As followers of Jesus, it is possible that we might have a fruitful conversation about the points you raise, but why would you choose to trash my blog with such a message?