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Mar 22, 2025 8 min

Can We See Allah?

from Insights With Atuu Hosted by Abubakar Fatimatu

Have you ever looked at the sky, the ocean, or the stars and felt a deep sense of awe? Our hearts naturally long for something greater,for the One who created it all. But can we really see Allah? Did Prophet Muhammad ﷺ see Him on the Night of Mi’raj? And the biggest question of all, will we, you and I, get to see Him one day? In this episode, we explore the human longing for Allah, and the ultimate reward awaiting the believers in Jannah, the moment when the veil will be lifted, and we will gaze upon our Creator. May Allah make us among those who are blessed with His sight in Jannah. Ameen.

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