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Al-Rāzī said: “Seventh: Allah Most High says, ‘Who is it that will lend Allah a goodly loan?’ There is no doubt that this requires figurative interpretation.”

This may be answered in several ways.

First, he may be told: This claim is disputed, and he has offered no proof for it. At most, he could say that only someone in need borrows, whereas Allah is Self-Sufficient. He may then be asked: Where in the Arabic language is it established that borrowing, as such, necessarily implies that the borrower is in need?

Second, it is well known that a human borrower may have no need to borrow, but borrows only to meet the lender’s need, as al-Zubayr ibn al-Awwām used to do. For in

فصل قال الرازي السابع قال تعالى مَنْ ذَا الَّذِي يُقْرِضُ اللَّهَ قَرْضًا حَسَنًا ولاشك أنه لابد فيه من التأويل والكلام عليه من وجوه أحدها أن يقال له هذا ممنوع ولم يذكر على ذلك حجة وغايته أن يقول الاقتراض لا يكون إلا من محتاج والله الغني فيقال له أين في لغة العرب أن مسمى القرض مطلقًا يستلزم حاجة المقترض الوجه الثاني إنه من المعلوم أن المقترض من الآدميين قد يكون مستغنيًا عن الاقتراض وإنما يقترض لحاجة المُقرِض كما كان الزبير بن العوام يفعل ففي

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