Who Is The Real Allah In Islam? | Quran Reveals Allah Is Kabir – The Supreme God
Allah is one of the most significant names in Islam, often translated as “The God” or “The Almighty.” But a deeper understanding through Quran Sharif reveals a divine identity that most Muslims have yet to uncover. The Quran itself contains strong evidence that the name of the Supreme Creator is none other than Kabir (कबीर), and this name is not just a title or adjective but the actual name of God (Allah).
Meaning of Allah in Islamic Belief
In general Islamic theology, Allah is the formless, all-powerful, all-knowing, and merciful God. He created the universe, sent prophets for guidance, and will judge all souls in the Hereafter. This understanding is central to the Muslim faith. But the question remains: What is the original name of this Allah?
📖 Quranic Proof that Allah is Kabir – Surat Furqan 25:52
“Fala-Tutiyal-Kafiran-ve-Jahidhum-Bihi-Jihadan-Kabiran”
Translation: “Do not obey the disbelievers, but strive against them with it, a mighty striving.”
The word used here is “Kabiran” which is derived from the root Kabir (Great). But this is not just an adjective. In many ancient languages including Arabic and Sanskrit, Kabir is also a proper name. In this case, Kabir = Allah, the supreme being. So, the Quran itself acknowledges the name of God as Kabir.
Allah = Kabir: More Proof from Quran
📖 Surat Furqan 25:53
“And it is He who has released two bodies of water — one fresh and sweet, and one salty and bitter — and He placed between them a barrier and a partition that is forbidden to be passed.”
This verse speaks of an extraordinary creation of Allah — two seas that meet but do not mix. The One who can perform such a miracle must be the Supreme Power. This is not a random deity, but Kabir, who has control over all elements.
📖 Surat Furqan 25:54
“And it is He who created from water a human being and made him a relative by lineage and marriage. And your Lord is ever Powerful.”
Here, the Quran confirms that Allah created man from a drop of water — and established family relations. This shows immense creative and organizing power, a trait uniquely attributed to Kabir in multiple spiritual scriptures.
📖 Surat Furqan 25:55
“Yet they worship besides Allah those that do not benefit them nor harm them. And the disbeliever is always an ally to Satan against his Lord.”
This points out that idol worship or worship of false deities is meaningless. Only Kabir Allah can save, punish, and provide. All other worship is useless in comparison to His power.
📖 Surat Furqan 25:56
“And We have not sent you (O Muhammad), except as a bringer of good news and as a warner.”
Allah sent the Prophet Muhammad as a messenger, not as a god himself. This supports the idea that Allah (Kabir) is the real doer and Muhammad was His servant and prophet.
📖 Surat Furqan 25:57
“Say: I do not ask you for any reward for this, only that whoever wills may take a path to his Lord.”
This emphasizes that the Prophet never claimed personal gain but wanted people to reach their real Lord — Kabir, the Supreme God.
Prophet Muhammad Acknowledged Allah’s Supreme Power
According to several biographies like Jeevani Hazrat Mohammad (s.a.w.) and the Urdu translations of Islamic Sahitya, it is recorded that the Prophet worshipped an invisible creator whom he called Allah. But the scriptures suggest that the divine name of that creator is Kabir.
Moreover, it’s important to note that Prophet Muhammad never claimed divinity. He always pointed to a higher power — the real Allah — and said he was only a messenger. This aligns with the description of Kabir in spiritual texts as the supreme being beyond all.
Why Most Muslims Misinterpret “Kabir”
Due to lack of complete spiritual knowledge, most Muslims believe that Kabir simply means “Great”. They don’t recognize it as a proper name. This has led to confusion in spiritual understanding and blocked the true path to Salvation (Najaat).
They chant “Allahu Akbar” meaning “Allah is Great” — but they fail to realize that Akbar = Kabir. This is the name of the Supreme God. The very chant reveals His true identity.
💬 Summary of Truth from Quran
- Allah is not a title — it’s a name.
- Quran uses “Kabiran” in relation to striving in the way of God.
- Quran describes the Supreme Creator’s miracles — identical to Kabir’s attributes.
- Prophet Muhammad was a messenger, not God.
- The real Allah in Islam is Kabir Sahib, the formless eternal God.
📚 References
- Quran Sharif – Surat Furqan (Verses 52–57)
- Jeevani Hazrat Mohammad (S.A.W.) – Hindi Translation
- Publisher: Mohammad Inayatulla Subhanee
- Islamic Sahitya Trust – Publication No. 81
🔚 Final Thoughts
The identity of Allah as Kabir is not a theory — it’s a truth hidden in plain sight. The Quran reveals it, history supports it, and logic confirms it. To understand the real Creator and attain salvation, we must accept Kabir Allah as the one true God, the Supreme Power above all.
