Predestination Vs Free Will Islam. In my opinion free will is an inaccurate articulation of a concept that is better verbalized as 'freedom of choice' and it 'free will' (freedom of choice) is a concept that relates to the human experience. It is important to distinguish god (allah) having complete knowledge of all that will.
The very fact that we will one day be held accountable for our actions, and that there is such a thing as right and wrong, necessitates that we are free to make choices. An islamic perspective to understand the islamic perspective on destiny and free will, we first need to know a few basic facts which form the foundation of faith for muslims: Many scholars in a multitude of religions have sought to determine whether our actions are due to our own will or if they are determined by god.
The debate on predestination and free will shifted, focusing on god’s and humanity’s respective spheres of action in originating and determining the course of.
2006) qur?an 3:145 no soul will ever die unless it is allah?s will. Islamic concepts free will and predestination has been a prominent topic in islamic religious thinking. This is in fact the mainstream islamic understanding, and. Predestination = humanity has no free will and all events occur as planned by god.
