READ CAPTION: When the Qur’an says, “Allah has power over all things” (2:284), it is describing absolute authority, not absolute compulsion. Allah’s power does not mean that nothing else acts. It means that nothing acts independently of Him. Everything that exists, moves, or influences does so only within limits Allah has set. Shaytan does not possess power over the human mind. He cannot force thoughts, control decisions, or override free will. The Qur’an makes this explicit. On the Day of Judgm

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‎خان‎ on Instagram: "When the Qur’an says, “Allah has power over all things” (2:284), it is describing complete sovereignty, not constant force. Allah’s power does not mean that no other influence exists. It means no influence exists independently of Him. Everything that acts—good or evil—does so within limits Allah has set. Shayṭān is not a rival power. He has no control over the human mind, no ability to force thoughts, no authority to decide actions. The Qur’an itself settles this: On the Day