Doesn't the Quran say that Allah prays for His followers and even for Muhammad?

The Quranic verses that mention Allah praying can be interpreted in various ways. In Islamic theology, Allah's prayer is often seen as a form of blessing or mercy rather than a literal act of prayer as understood in Christianity. This raises theological questions about the nature of God in Islam versus the Christian understanding of God. In Christianity, God is seen as sovereign and all-powerful, and the concept of prayer is primarily for humans to communicate with God, not for God to pray to anyone. Furthermore, the New Testament emphasizes that Jesus, as part of the Trinity, intercedes for believers, which is distinct from the Islamic understanding of Allah's actions. Therefore, while the Quran may state that Allah prays, it does not align with the Christian view of God's nature and the purpose of prayer.