Meaning of Rahman
In the tradition of the Qur'an, "Rahman and Rahim" are used in two meanings. Rahman is used as God's mercy in the world towards all creatures. When we praise God with mercy, we are actually saying that God's mercy includes all beings in the world. So Rahman means the one who has mercy for everyone. What is this universal mercy of God? God has mercy on all creatures of the world: the mercy of their creation. He created them and this is a mercy from God to every creature and a mercy for their general guidance. "Everything is given by the creation that is suitable for it,.(Surah Taha verse 50)
Almighty God guides everything in a channel towards perfection. Open the seed To be nourished, to grow, to bear fruit, the same way for animals, even for inanimate objects. The creation and natural guidance of all creatures is. God's mercy for all of them
Mercy is from God in proportion to every creature in the world. He gives mercy to all people. The mercy of life, the mercy of breathing, the mercy of birth, the mercy of worldly pleasures, all these beauties and goodness are the mercy of God. It is from him. It belongs to him and he has given it to humans, mercy has been given to animals in
need of these needs, mercy has been given to creatures in need of their existence and creation. This is God's general mercy towards all beings Because of this mercy, God is called Rahman, so Rahman means the possessor or giver of universal and vast mercy, as you can see, there is a lot of mercy. But this mercy is temporary and limited to this world. After this world, it is not the turn of this mercy. Except in a very limited way. For example, God will bring people back to life in the resurrection. This revival is also a mercy
