Qadar: Has Allah Already Written Your Destiny? | Secrets of Lawh al-Mahfuz in Islam

Qadar: Has Allah Already Written Your Destiny? | Secrets of Lawh al-Mahfuz in Islam Understand the reality of Qadar in Islam and how Divine Will shapes our lives according to the Quran and tradition. In this Islamic documentary, Religious Story TV explores the mysteries of Qadar (Divine Destiny) through the Holy Quran, authentic Hadith, the lives of the Prophets, the Sahaba, and the explanations of great Islamic scholars. Long before we were born, Allah knew everything about our lives. According to a narration in Sahih Muslim, Allah recorded the decrees of creation 50,000 years before the creation of the heavens and the earth. But here is the great mystery: If everything is already written, why are we responsible for our choices? And if Allah creates our actions, how can we be rewarded for good deeds or punished for sins? We begin with the mysterious covenant known as Alastu bi Rabbikum (Am I not your Lord?), mentioned in Surah Al-A'raf, verse 172. From there, we travel through the mysteries of the Divine Pen (Al-Qalam), the Preserved Tablet (Lawh al-Mahfuz), Allah's eternal knowledge, human free will, and the relationship between Qada and Qadar. We examine the remarkable final advice of Ubadah ibn al-Samit, the profound question the Sahaba asked Prophet Muhammad ﷺ during a funeral, and the extraordinary discussion between Prophet Adam and Prophet Musa about destiny. We also explore the theological disagreements between the Jabriyyah, Qadariyyah, Mu'tazilah, and Ahl al-Sunnah, and how Islamic scholars explained the relationship between Allah's power and human responsibility. 00:00 The Mystery of Qadar: Was Your Destiny Written Before Birth? 02:00 The Prophet's Companion and the Secret of Destiny 04:00 What Is Qadar in Islam? Qada vs Qadar Explained 06:00 How Allah Determines Everything in Creation 09:40 Why Qadar Is One of Islam's Greatest Mysteries 11:30 Free Will vs Destiny: Are We Responsible for Our Choices? 13:00 If Allah Knows Everything, Do We Rea