The Exalted said: “He is Allah, the Creator, the Inventor of all things.” (Al-Hashr: 24)
He, the Praiseworthy, said: “Verily, your Lord is the All-Knowing Creator.” (Al-Hijr: 86).
The Linguistic Meaning:
Al-Kahlq=The creation. It has two meanings:
1- Creativity: To find something that was not created before.
2- The righteous and correct assessment.
These two Glorious Names cannot be called on anyone but on God, the Exalted, for these Names are purely exclusive to Him.
God, the Praiseworthy, is Al-Kahleq and Al-Khallaq: He brought into being things that didn’t exist before, and He estimated their nature in the future, although they were vacuum (nothing), and He mastered their creation without any previous example or model.
The difference between Al-Khaleq and Al-Khallaq: Al-Khaleq: The Creator Who makes something out of nothing, having a previous knowledge and estimation of the existence outside.
Al-Khallaq: Is the extreme of the Creator, meaning the abundance of the frequent creation of God, the Praiseworthy, frequent in terms of volume and nature. You can only imagine how much God, the Exalted, creates in terms of billions of creatures in one moment of time, with many forms and types. The creation is derived from Him, All-Mighty: He creates with His Hands, He creates with Them if He wills, He creates out of His Intention and His Words, and He creates whenever He wants. He created all creatures, being different in their personalities and different in their statuses, and He knows about their differences. Out of wisdom and benefit, He, the Exalted, created us knowing the best for us, for the source of His creation, is the perfect knowledge and wisdom, and this means that we have to be completely satisfied with the way God had created us: whether created us tall or short, black or white, weak or strong, healthy or ill, able or retarded, as all is out of His Proper Assessment which suits all worlds. He, the Exalted said: “He has created everything and has measured it exactly according to its due measurements. ” (Al-Furqan: 2).
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