How to fear Allah in the best way??

Question

How to fear Allah in the best way??

Answer 1

*We must humble ourselves

*Must have Knowledge

*Achieve Taqwa

*Have obedience

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Answer 2

Before you do something, ask your self whether Allah will like it or not..

Answer 3

Hide?

Answer 4

religions make me laugh... people are so gulable!  

Answer 5

By applying his commands and refraining from doing what is forbidden.

Answer 6

The meaning of Allah's saying, "Have fear of Allah as you should be, (Holy Qur'an 3:102) is that Allah should be obeyed in such a way that He should not be disobeyed, mentioned in such a way that He should not be neglected, and thanked in such a way that He should not be shown ingratitude.

Answer 7

The best way to fear Allah is by thinking about h**l-fire.U can also fear Allah by reading the Quran.Also always believe the Last Day of Judgement to fear Allah and control urself!!!and protection from shayatin~!!

Answer 8

To fear Allah means to LOVE WISDOM & DISPISE CONFUSION. Therefore we can fear Allah

1. By being reasonable caring and fair to mankind, plants and the earth his creation.  

2. By not spreading  injustice, confusion and destruction (fitna) in His earth.

To fear Allah means to be obedient to Allah- the source of Wisdom. Therefore, to fear Allah means to be obedient to  Wisdom.

One thing to keep in mind is that the Quran was revealed in Arabic not english. The speaker of English, therefore, has to be congnizant of  the tower of babel effect when reading translations of the Quran. There is a word in Arabic that is being translated to Fear in English. It doesnt translate exactly to Fear. For example, the antonym of the word that is translated as fear is rebellion not love. So when you as an English speaker read fear you think of doing the opposite of Love. However,  the word that is opposite of love in Arabic is Nafrath and NOT the word translated to FEAR. Therefore, Muslims never have nafrath for Allah. This might be a difficult concept for some Christians to grasp. If you dont understand, read the OT and come across the word FEAR of God used in Hebrew too.

Answer 9

Do what He has ordered us to do. Refrain from what he has forbidden on us. "Perfect" the obligatory commands, and then go for the "recommendeds" and "optionals".

Answer 10

why would you want to fear of someone who doesn't exist. there is no proof that allah existed or exists. a person named muhammad starts claiming all tha bs and people started beliving him.

Answer 11

GOD ARE STUPID KIDS STORY, BUT IF U WANT TO FEAR HIM PRETEND HE KILL SHOOT YOU WITH A TOMMY GUN IF U p**s HIM OFF.  sorry about caps lock!

Answer 12

By feeling that HE is watcing you for every second

Answer 13

if one fears Allah Allmighty,one would refrain from doing sins knowingly..

Answer 14

يَا أَيُّهَا الَّذِينَ آمَنُواْ اتَّقُواْ اللّهَ حَقَّ تُقَاتِهِ وَلاَ تَمُوتُنَّ إِلاَّ وَأَنتُم مُّسْلِمُونَ {102}

[Shakir 3:102] O you who believe! be careful of (your duty to) Allah with the care which is due to Him, and do not die unless you are Muslims.

[Pooya/Ali Commentary 3:102]

Ittaqullah means to safeguard oneself with awareness of the boundaries (physical, moral and spiritual laws) laid down by Allah so as to keep clear of sins and transgressions. There is no room for "fear" in Islam.Taqwa means piety or to ward off evil and take refuge with Allah, not out of fear, but because of the awareness and insight of the consequences if one breaks or tampers with the laws made and enforced by Allah for the benefit and welfare of mankind.

Haqqa tuqatihi means it is the duty of the creature to be aware of the creator's will and command. It is His prerogative that His creatures should, willingly or unwillingly, obey Him and carry out His commands.

Wa antum muslimun means full of faith, perfect in conduct, and strict in the observance of the law, which is possible when one surrenders and submits oneself unconditionally to Allah.

Answer 15

I fear Allah by remembering all the disasters that have caused many deaths, it gives me chills and i start to cry fearing Allah, thinking bout the poor people losing their loved ones..

Also i remind myself its he who decides the person's death, whatever he wishes to do he will do that, this frightens me :D

Answer 16

There is no need to fear gods, they are just characters in religious fiction, and don't exist in reality.