One should first ask if they believe in Allah and His Messenger. If they do, then it should be explained that all religious texts and scholars unanimously agree that Allah is in the heavens. If they reject belief in Allah, His Messenger, or the sayings of the pious predecessors, then they are considered apostates.
Believing that Allah is physically everywhere implies that He would be present in impure places, which is considered blasphemous. Furthermore, this belief could lead to the idea of multiple deities, the fragmentation of God, or the indwelling of things within God's essence.
The correct belief, according to the speaker and followers of the prophets, is that Allah is above all things, in the heavens, and truly ascended upon His Throne in a manner befitting His majesty. This differs from those who deny Allah's existence or claim He is neither inside nor outside the world, which is akin to describing non-existence.
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