Kuhusu vitendo ambavyo viko nje ya udhibiti wa binadamu, ambavyo hawezi kuviepuka na havimo ndani ya sheria za ulimwengu, ni vitendo ambavyo binadamu huvianzisha, au ambavyo huja juu yake kinyume na mapenzi yake bila yeye kuweza kuviepuka kamwe. Mifano ya vitendo kama hivyo ni: mtu aliye juu ya ukuta akaanguka kwa bahati mbaya juu ya mtu mwingine na kumuua; au mtu anayepiga risasi kwa ndege, risasi ikampata mtu ambaye hakuwa anamjua na kumuua; au gari kutoka barabarani au treni kuacha reli, au ndege kuanguka. Yote haya yanatokana na hitilafu isiyotarajiwa, pasipo uwezo wowote wa rubani au dereva wa kuepuka ajali, hivyo kusababisha vifo vya abiria.
Mifano yote ya vitendo kama hivi na vinavyofanana navyo, ambavyo vilitokea kutoka kwa binadamu au kumwangukia, havimo ndani ya sheria za ulimwengu, lakini vilitokea kutoka kwake au juu yake bila mapenzi yake, na ilikuwa nje ya uwezo wake kuvidhibiti. Vitendo vyote hivi, ambavyo hutokea ndani ya eneo linalotawala binadamu, huitwa QaDaa, kwa sababu Allah (SWT) peke yake ndiye aliyevipangia kabla. Kwa hiyo, binadamu hahesabiwi kwa vitendo hivi, iwe vimeainishwa kuwa vyenye manufaa au vyenye madhara, au iwe alivipenda au hakuvipenda, ingawa Allah (SWT) peke yake ndiye ajuaye mema na mabaya yaliyomo ndani yake, kwa sababu binadamu hana athari yoyote juu yake. Hana taarifa kuhusu vitendo hivyo wala namna vilivyotokea; wala hawezi kuviondoa au kuviepuka kabisa. Hivyo, binadamu lazima aamini QaDaa hii, na kwamba QaDaa hii inatoka kwa Allah (SWT).
Kuhusu Qadar, ni wazi kwamba vitendo, ambavyo hutokea katika eneo linalotawala binadamu au katika eneo ambalo binadamu anatawala, hutokea vikihusisha vitu vilivyomo katika ulimwengu, binadamu na uhai. Allah (SWT) aliviumba vitu hivi sifa fulani. Kwa mfano, aliumba katika moto sifa ya kuunguza, katika kuni sifa ya kuwaka moto, na katika wembe sifa ya kukata. Aliweka sifa hizo kuwa za lazima katika vitu kulingana na sheria ya ulimwengu, kiasi kwamba hazibadiliki. Itakapoonekana kwamba sifa fulani imebadilika, maana yake ni kwamba Allah (swt) ameondoa sifa ya kitu hicho, na tukio kama hilo lingekuwa kinyume cha kawaida. Haya ni miujiza inayowatokea Manabii.
Kama vile Allah (swt) alivyoumba sifa katika vitu, pia aliumba katika binadamu silika na mahitaji ya kimwili. Katika silika na mahitaji ya kimwili aliumba sifa maalum. Hivyo, katika silika ya uzazi aliumba sifa ya hamu ya kujamiiana. Katika mahitaji ya kimwili aliumba sifa kama vile njaa, kiu na mfano wake. Alizifanya sifa hizi zisitengane nazo kulingana na sheria ya ulimwengu.
Sifa hizi mahususi ambazo Allah (swt) ameziumba katika vitu, silika na mahitaji ya kimwili huitwa al-Qadar. Hii ni kwa sababu Allah (swt) peke yake ndiye aliyeviumba vitu, silika na mahitaji ya kimwili, na akaviamulia (Qaddara) sifa zake. Sifa hizi hazisababishwi na vitu wenyewe, wala binadamu hana chochote cha kufanya nazo wala athari yoyote juu ya kuwepo kwake. Kwa hiyo, binadamu lazima awe na imani kwamba ni Allah (swt) aliyeviamulia vitu sifa hizi.
Hata hivyo, sifa hizi zina uwezo ambao binadamu anaweza kuutumia kutenda kitendo, ama kwa kufuata amri za Allah (swt) na hivyo kitendo hicho ni chema, au kwa kwenda kinyume na amri Zake na hivyo ni kibaya. Basi, pale anapotenda vitendo kwa kutumia vitu pamoja na sifa zake, au anapojibu silika na mahitaji ya kimwili, kama vitendo hivyo vitakuwa vinafuata amri na makatazo ya Allah (swt), vitaitwa vitendo vema, na kama vitakuwa kinyume na amri na makatazo ya Allah (swt), vitaitwa vitendo viovu.
As for the actions, which are beyond man's control, which he is unable to avoid and they are not within the laws of the universe, they are the actions which man initiates, or they fall on him against his will without him ever being able to avoid them. Examples of such actions are, if someone on a wall accidentally falls on a person and thus kills that person; or if someone shoots at a bird and the shot hits a person he was not aware of and kills him; or if a car goes off the road or a train derails, or a plane crashes. All of these are due to, an unexpected failure without any ability on the part of the pilot or the driver to avoid the accident, thus causing the death of the passengers. All of these examples of actions and the like which occurred from man or fell on him, are not within the law of the universe, yet they occurred from man or on him without his will and it was beyond his ability to control them. All of these actions, which occur within the sphere that dominates man, are termed QaDaa, because Allah (swt) alone is the one who has predetermined them. Therefore, man is not reckoned about these actions, whether they are classified as beneficial, or harmful, or whether he liked or disliked them - though Allah (swt) alone knows the good and bad in these actions - because man has no influence on them. He has no information about them or the manner in which they came about; nor is he able to drive them away or avoid them at all. Man thus must believe in this QaDaa and that this QaDaa is from Allah (swt). As for Qadar, it is evident that the actions, which occur either in the sphere that dominates man or in the sphere that man dominates, occur involving objects in the universe, man and life. Allah (swt) created certain attributes in these objects. For example, He created in fire the attribute of burning, in wood the attribute of catching fire, and in the blade the attribute of cutting. He made the attributes indispensable in objects according to the law of the universe such that they do not change. When it appears that an attribute changes, it means Allah (swt) has eliminated the attribute of that object and such an event would be unnatural. These are miracles that happen to the Prophets. As Allah (swt) created attributes in the objects, He created in man instincts and organic needs. He created in the instincts and organic needs specific attributes. Hence, He created in the instinct of reproduction the attribute of sexual inclination. He created in the organic needs attributes such as hunger and thirst and the like. He made these attributes inseparable from them according to the law of the universe. These particular attributes that Allah (swt) has created in objects, instincts and organic needs are called al-Qadar. This is because Allah (swt) alone created the objects, instincts, and organic needs and predetermined (Qaddara) in them their attributes. These attributes are not brought about by the objects nor does man have anything to do with them nor an influence on their existence. Therefore, man must have iman that it is Allah (swt) who has predetermined these attributes in objects. However, these attributes have the capacity for man to perform by means of utilising them an action either according to the commands of Allah (swt) and thus it is good, or contradicting His commands and thus it is bad. So when performing actions utilising objects with their attributes or in responding to the instincts and organic needs, if (these actions) were according to the commands and prohibitions of Allah (swt) they would be termed good actions, and would be termed bad actions if they were in disagreement to the commands and prohibitions of Allah (swt).