ʿAqīdah
عقيدة
قدر
Qadar
Definition
Divine decree — Allah's knowledge, writing, will and creation of all that was, is and will be.
Example
Qadar has four levels: knowledge (ʿilm), writing (kitābah), will (mashīʾah), and creation (khalq). The servant still chooses — and is accountable for — his own actions.
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