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Congrats @muslimorthodoxy you just conceded that the God you worship IS a body without using the word jism. The Taymiyya quote you gave me is incomplete and doenst add any defense to your belief. On the next 2 pages the author admits God is spatially extended and can be pointed to. If, as you believe, God is both concrete and spatial - it necessarily follows that He is 3 dimensional (has height, width and depth) and His substance extends over the 6 spatial directions. It also follows that God does not spatially overlap with any creature (in your view), which means God’s 3 dimensions each have a limit / boundary (hadd) in at least one side of each of the six spatial directions. It also follows that God is something that can be spatially pointed at. It further means that God’s substance (you don’t have to call it matter) is of finite extent (see above) and also a composite because it comprises distinct elements that aren’t identical to each other or the whole — ex: you believe God’s face, 2 hands, and feet aren’t identical and also spatially extended and you must further hold that God’s face/hands/feet cannot spatially overlap either; you further believe God’s bottom edge with boundary at creation is different from His top which has a boundary (hadd) only known to God and these don’t overlap either. A spatially extended entity with 3 dimensions that are finitely extended comprised of different edges and constituents (face, hands, feet, top edge, bottom edge) that cannot overlap spatially IS a body!

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