"Arsh: Throne of Allah" is an illuminating study of one of the most profound concepts in Islamic theology—the Throne of Allah (Arsh). This book delves into the descriptions and significance of the Arsh as presented in the Qur'an and Hadith, offering readers a deeper understanding of its place within the Islamic cosmology. The author meticulously analyzes various interpretations by Islamic scholars throughout history, shedding light on the theological implications of the Arsh and its representation as a symbol of divine authority, majesty, and governance. Readers will explore the distinction between the Throne and the Divine Presence, as well as how the concept of Arsh relates to the broader themes of creation, sovereignty, and the relationship between Allah and His creation. Additionally, the book discusses the spiritual and metaphorical aspects of the Throne, encouraging readers to reflect on the nature of divine power and the majesty of Allah. It serves as a critical resource for students of theology, scholars, and anyone interested in deepening their understanding of this essential aspect of Islamic belief.