Fasid is an Islamic religious concept meaning corruption. In this context, it refers to corruption created by humans, as an embodiment of the 'Left Hand of Allah' in relevance to tanzih. This corruption can only be wrought by humans, as they are made of clay, which can manifest darkness and evil, whereas Allah and the angels are made of light. The antonym of fasid is salih (wholesomeness) or salihat (wholesome deeds). One manifestation of fasid is the human desire to control nature.
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- Fasid is an Islamic religious concept meaning corruption. In this context, it refers to corruption created by humans, as an embodiment of the 'Left Hand of Allah' in relevance to tanzih. This corruption can only be wrought by humans, as they are made of clay, which can manifest darkness and evil, whereas Allah and the angels are made of light. The antonym of fasid is salih (wholesomeness) or salihat (wholesome deeds). One manifestation of fasid is the human desire to control nature. Since nature, as with all things, is under the government of Allah, such an attempt becomes an act of insubordination and a rejection of Allah's Will.
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- Fasid is an Islamic religious concept meaning corruption. In this context, it refers to corruption created by humans, as an embodiment of the 'Left Hand of Allah' in relevance to tanzih. This corruption can only be wrought by humans, as they are made of clay, which can manifest darkness and evil, whereas Allah and the angels are made of light. The antonym of fasid is salih (wholesomeness) or salihat (wholesome deeds). One manifestation of fasid is the human desire to control nature.
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