Hayat Kitabı Kur'an 1.1.8

The profound verse from Lokman, 27 reads: "And if all the trees on Earth were pens, and the seas were ink—even if seven more seas were added—God's words would not be exhausted; for He alone is perfect in all His deeds and infallible in every judgment." This passage invites deep reflection on the limitless nature of the Creator's words.

Gratitude is due to the Creator whose words are infinite. Each time I read this verse, I find myself profoundly moved as someone involved in writing and art. The grandeur depicted therein is striking; even if the seven seas were used to enhance a pen's ink supply, it would still be insufficient. The idea that the oceans may run dry yet His words remain inexhaustible speaks to a sublime majesty.

It is compelling to consider that even if all the trees in the world were transformed into pens tirelessly writing, there would still be more to convey. The notion is staggering: all writers, poets, orators, and anyone whose craft relies on language may find their capability overshadowed by such a statement of divine power.

Moreover, everything in the universe exists as a manifestation of God's word; His command "Be" encompasses all that is and ever will be. May our hearts be receptive to the truth of these words.