Muslims believe that Allah prays for believers, which shows that Allah is similar to His creation.

The Quranic verses that mention Allah praying, such as Surah 33:43 and Surah 33:56, can be misleading if taken at face value. In Islamic theology, the term 'prayer' (salah) refers to a form of blessing or mercy rather than a request or supplication as understood in human terms. Therefore, when it is stated that Allah prays, it does not imply that He is engaging in prayer as humans do. Instead, it signifies His mercy and favor towards believers. Furthermore, the hadiths that mention Allah praying for the Prophet Muhammad and believers highlight the honor and status of the Prophet, rather than suggesting a similarity between Allah and His creation. The distinction between Creator and creation is a fundamental aspect of Islamic belief, emphasizing Allah's transcendence and uniqueness. Thus, the argument that Allah praying equates Him with His creatures fails to recognize the theological nuances present in Islamic doctrine.