The discourse about God has not been limitedly discussed merely within philosophical and theological dimensions, but it has also been discussed within the Sufism approach. A number of Muslim thinkers have so far discussed their understanding of God from this point of view. Abd Samad al-Palimbani was one of the prominent Muslim scholars who tried to discuss the issue of divinity from a Sufism perspective. Al-Palimbani, himself, was a Muslim thinker of the 18th century who possessed a specific thought about divinity within such dimension. The approach he employed has become a particularly exceptional matter in the study of divinity in the field. The very basic concept of his thought about God can be observed, among others, within his monumental masterpiece, entitled Sayr al-Sālikīn. This article seeks to reveal the discourse of divinity discussed in al-Palimbani’s book. It has been argued that through the concept of martabat tujuh (seven grades), promulgated by Al-Palimbani in his Sayr al-Sālikīn, a sālik (a seeker of God) will be able to understand and recognize God who possesses Wājib al-Wujūd as one of His attributes. Al-Palimbani’s concept of martabat tujuh undoubtedly puts him as a central figure within the discussion of God and divinity from Sufism dimension.