THIRD REMINDER. Yaumu Al-Khamis, 5th day of Jumaadal Aakhir (22nd February). NON MUSLIMS DO ASKED, WHY ALLAH USES PLURAL "WE" SOMETIMES INSTEAD OF SINGULAR "I". Bismillahir Rahmaanir Raheem. Let's continue with our topic today. Now lets analyse some few verses when ALLAH uses the word "I". Allah says in Chapter 21 Surah Anbiyaa Verse 92-93: Indeed, this community of yours is one community, and I AM YOUR LORD: so worship ME alone. Allah says in Chapter 15 Surah Al-Hijr verst 49-50: O Prophet (saws)! Tell MY servants, " I am very Forgiving and Merciful, but at the same time MY chastisement is also very severe."Now here Allah is taking a very merciful attitude towards HIS servants, as if HE is talking to you personally! This is as if it is a personal commandment and message to each individual. What needs to be noted above is the amount of love and mercy the Merciful is coming towards us, as opposed to the verses when HE uses "WE" from a Majestic position. Thus here and many other verses when the Merciful uses the pronoun "I", you will generally note that these verses are either to do with HIS worship, HIS guidance, HIS Mercy, HIS rewards and HIS punishments towards HIS slaves. When the Merciful uses the pronoun "WE", you will note that here HE normally comes as a Majestic Ruler and talks about the creation of the universe, the revelation of the Quran and other Scriptures, destruction of a dis-believing community, etc. Here HIS attitude is impersonal and of a Majestic Nature. Both "I" and "WE" could be interchangebly used, without changing the meaning of the verse, but when ALLAH wants a message or commandment to reach each individual's heart, HE comes with an extreme merciful attitude and talks as if HE is talking personally to each and every individual. But at no time does HE indicate in the whole Quran that the WE is supposed to be plural or there is somebody else with HIM. Allah is One, Alone, Only, and Unique.. and HE alone deserves our worship. May Allah keep guiding us all in this Straight Path of Islam. Aameen.