Allah is all-knowing and does not change His mind, as stated in the Quran.

In the Quran, several verses use the term 'perhaps' (laallahum), which implies uncertainty and suggests that Allah does not possess complete knowledge of the future. For example, in Surah 2:186, Allah states that He is near to answer prayers, but the use of 'perhaps' indicates that there is no guarantee of a response. This pattern continues in other verses, such as Surah 6:51 and Surah 7:168, where the hope for people to turn to Allah is expressed with the same uncertainty. Such language raises questions about the nature of Allah's knowledge and whether He truly knows the outcomes of human actions. In contrast, the Christian understanding of God is that He is omniscient and sovereign, as affirmed in scriptures like John 1:1, which states that the Word (Christ) was with God and was God, emphasizing His divine nature and knowledge. Thus, the portrayal of Allah in the Quran does not align with the traditional Christian view of an all-knowing deity.