Allah's Relationship with the Created World

ALLAH’s relationship with the created world Paper-I, Q.2.

Q. Outline from the passages you have studied, Allah’s
relationship with the created world.  [10]
In Surah Fatiha Allah teaches us the words of supplication the same way
He taught Hazrat Adam. Allah is showing His love to us by teaching us the
words of guidance so that we are not lost in the wilderness. He is taking
care of us in this world and the hereafter. This is so because He is closer to
us than our jugular vein.
“We worship You alone, and beg You alone for help. Guide us in
the straight path. The path of those whom You have favoured.
Not of those who have earned Your anger and nor of those who
have gone astray.” (Fatiha:01,  5-7)

In Surah Baqarah Allah shows His mercy and love by providing us with
shelter and the comfort of the world. Allah says: “He has created the Earth
with all provisions for our sustenance.” The sky as a shady umbrella also
providing rain through it then for all these favours we should only approach
Him and associate not any partners with Him as sincere worship and
obedience inculcates in us a consciousness of Allah’s presence.

“O Mankind! Worship your Lord Who has created you and those
before you, haply you may become pious. And Who made the
earth a bed for you, and the sky a structure and caused water to
come down from heaven hence brought forth therewith some
fruits for your food, therefore do not set up equals for Allah
knowingly.” (Al-Baqra: 02, 21-22)

Allah shows His love to us by giving us the gift of knowledge as the first
word of the first revelation was “read”. He is also explaining to us the nature
of our existence that we are created out of a clot of congealed blood. He
asks us to thank Him and to take Him as the Lord who is the most bountiful.
As He taught us all we do not know.
                                               
“Read: In the Name of your Lord who created. Created man from a clot.
Read: and your Lord is the Most Generous. He who taught by the pen.
Taught man what he never knew.” (Alaq:96, 1-5)

In Surah Zilzaal Allah is reminding us the scenario of the Day of

Judgement. Belief on this Day is imperative for us. We are reminded of the
life after death and we have to present a full record of our lives and acts
alone in this world. Allah also shows His mercy and love by mentioning that
if we have done an atom’s worth of good deed, we will be rewarded and if
we have done a little bad, we will have to face the consequences. This also
shows Allah’s justice. He is warning us to give up our lives of sin and be
obedient to Him.

“On that Day, the people will emerge in droves, to be shown their works.
Whoever has done an atom's weight of good will see it. And whoever has
done an atom's weight of evil will see it.”  (Zilzaal: 99, 6-8)

In Surah Nas, He concluded the message of the Quran by reinforcing that

He is our King, Rabb, Well-wisher,Creator, Cherisher and Ruler more than
any other King in this world. He is our guide and it is to Him we have to
return and we are accountable to Him. He reminds us to be aware from evil
as it inspires us through inception.
“Say, “I seek refuge in the Lord of mankind. The King of mankind. The
God of mankind. From the evil of the sneaky whisperer. Who
whispers into the hearts of people. From among jinn and among
people.” (An-Nas:114, 1-6)