The theological implications of Mahabba (Divine Love) in Islam include:

1. Allah’s attributes: Mahabba highlights Allah’s merciful, compassionate, and loving nature.

2. Human relationship with Allah: It emphasizes a personal, loving relationship between Allah and humans.

3. Motivation for worship: Love for Allah motivates worship, obedience, and devotion.

4. Spiritual growth: Mahabba fosters spiritual growth, closeness to Allah, and self-purification.

5. Interpersonal relationships: It encourages love, compassion, and kindness among humans.

6. Forgiveness and mercy: Mahabba emphasizes Allah’s forgiveness, mercy, and pardon.

7. Tawhid (Monotheism): It reinforces the unity and uniqueness of Allah, rejecting polytheistic notions.

8. Accountability: Love for Allah leads to self-reflection, accountability, and striving for excellence.

9. Balance of hope and fear: Mahabba balances hope and fear, inspiring humans to seek Allah’s pleasure.

10. Mystical dimension: It has a mystical dimension, explored in Sufism, emphasizing inner purification and love.

Mahabba deepens the understanding of Allah’s nature, human relationship with Allah, and the motivation for worship and spiritual growth.