Dream - The love of Allah SWT for every creature is immense. This is demonstrated before humans were created on this earth. As explained by the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) in one of the hadiths, it states, "Indeed, Allah wrote a writing before creating creatures, which says, 'Indeed, My love precedes My anger.' That writing is inscribed near Him above the Throne." (Narrated by Bukhari)

In this dialogue, Allah declares love for Himself and reflects on His greatness and mercy. Allah also creates the first sentence as a sign of His love, which then becomes the light and guidance for the creation of His creatures. In the dialogue between Allah, love for Himself is revealed through His will to create beings that can enjoy and understand His love.

The following is the translation of the text from 'Bahasa' to 'English' while preserving any html tags: "His love is manifested in the creation of the first sentence that provides guidance and light for the creatures He will create. With His love, Allah establishes a plan full of goodness to create His creatures with the purpose that they may experience His love, love and care for His creation."

Humans are created as vicegerents on earth, which means humans have a responsibility to preserve and care for the universe according to the will of Allah. Allah created humans with strength, intellect, and nature as the most noble creation among other creatures. Allah created humans from soil (clay) and breathed His own spirit into them, which gives humans a high dignity.

The truth of human creation according to Islam also affirms that every human being has the potential for goodness and the potential for evil within themselves. The main task of humans is to devote themselves to Allah and carry out His commands. In Islam, humans have the purpose of life to know, serve, and worship Allah SWT. By understanding the truth of human creation according to Islam, humans are expected to live their lives in accordance with His teachings and attain happiness in this world and the hereafter.

This shows that before the creation of mankind, Allah SWT created everything with His words. This first sentence reflects His love and His will to create everything, including humans, as an expression of His affection for His creatures. The Prophet also taught that Allah created humans from a state of non-existence, solely by His command, "Kun".

With this, the first sentence of Allah SWT carries the meaning that the creation of humans is the result of His will and is evidence of His love for His creatures. Allah created humans with His first sentence, reflecting His power as the creator, and His love for His creatures. Meanwhile, the Prophet also teaches that Allah created humans from the earth, as a sign that humans should be humble and humble in His presence.

With this, the first sentence of Allah SWT before creating human beings reflects His love, His power as the creator, and His will to create His creatures.

"The Qur'an teaches that human beings should love and respect one another, as stated in Surah Al-Hujurat verse 13: 'And We have made you into nations and tribes so that you may know one another.' Hadith also emphasizes the importance of compassion among fellow human beings, as stated in a hadith narrated by Bukhari, which states that the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) said:

"The faith of a person among you is not complete until he loves his brother as he loves himself." The Islamic view on the origin of human creation is that humans are created by Allah SWT with His will and as the noblest creatures. Humans are endowed with intellect, emotions, and freedom to worship Him."