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Even though we may not be able to see Allah physically with our eyes, He is always there and He can see us and everything around us.

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3. What can you learn from the ayats found?

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3. What can you learn from the ayats found?

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Lateef comes from the root laam-Taa-faa, which points out to four main meanings.

1. to be kind, gentle, etc.

2. to be thin, delicate, and refined

3. to be subtle and to know the details of all affairs

4. to treat with regard for circumstances

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"Allah is Subtle with His servants; He gives provisions to whom He wills. And He is the Powerful, the Exalted in Might." (Quran, 42:19)

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"Vision perceives Him not, but He perceives [all] vision; and He is the Subtle, the Acquainted" (Quran, 6:103)

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Allah has said, "Does He not know, being the One Who created (everything and everyone)?! He knows the subtleties; the One Who is ever-Aware (of everything)" (Quran, 67:14).

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The Knower of Subtleties

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This root appears eight times in the Quran in two derived forms. Examples of these forms are walyatalattaf (and let him be cautious) and lateefun (is Most Subtle).