Ala yaAAlamu man khalaqa wahuwa allateefu alkhabeer (surah Mulk: 14)

Tafseer Tafheem-ul-Quran by Syed Abu-al-A'la Maududi

(67:14) Would He not know, He Who has created, *21 when He is All-Subtle, *22 All-Aware?

Alaa ya`lamu man khalaq wa huwal lateeful khabeer

*21) Another translation can be: "Would He not know His own creatures?" In the original man khalaqa has been used, which may mean: "Who has created" as well as "whom He has created, " In both cases the meaning remains the same. This is the argument for what has been said in the preceding sentence. That is, how is it possible that the Creator should be unaware of His creation? The creation may remain unaware of itself, but the Creator cannot be unaware of it. He has made every vein of your body, every fibre of your heart and brain. You breathe because He enables you to breathe, your limbs function because He enables them to function, How then can anything of yours remain hidden from Him?
*22) The word Latif as used in the original means the One Who works in imperceptible ways as well as the One Who knows the hidden truths and realities.