How is Allah related to Muhammad?

Allah and Muhammad are central figures in Islam. Allah is the supreme god in Muslim worship, while Muhammad is his prophet and messenger. 2. The main difference between Allah and Muhammad is that Allah is the Creator and Muhammad is the creation (in extension, the founder of Islam).

Who was the creator of the world?

God
God is the creator of heaven and earth, the world. The world was seen by writers through the ages as the magnaliaDei, God’s great works.

Why did Allah create the world?

He created the world and He created mankind so that His names and attributes, His power and knowledge, would be known and so that He alone would be worshipped with no partner or associate, and so that He would be obeyed – not for the sake of Muhammad or for the sake of Nooh or Moosa or ‘Eesa or any other Prophet (peace be upon them all).

Did Allah create the whole universe just for the love of Muhammad?

I need clarifications on the issue that Allah Almighty created the whole universe just for the love of Prophet Muhammad. If that is true then how can we explain the verse saying that jinn and human beings were created only for the worship of Allah. This meaning was mentioned in many ahadith such as:

Was the world created for the sake of Muhammad?

The answer is that this was transmitted from the words of some of the common people who have no understanding. Some people say that the world was created for the sake of Muhammad (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) and were it not for Muhammad the world would not have been created and mankind would not have been created.

What is the role of Muhammad in Islam?

Muhammad is the master of the children of Adam and the best and most honorable among all creation. Because of this, it was said that Allah Almighty created the universe for his sake and if it were not for him, Allah would not have created the Throne, the Footstool, Heavens, earth, sun or moon.