The issue of "the creature's need for the Creator" is one of the important issues in the minds of thinkers. Does it only have a permanent need for the Creator in a superficial and external way, or is this need internal to the essence and has an inherent need for Him? The importance of the issue increases when religious texts such as the Holy Quran speak of the inherent relationship of the creature with the Creator. Now the question is what type of relationship the creature has with the Almighty? The aim of the research is to express the inherent relationship of the creature with the Creator. The findings of the research are that the creature has different types and layers of existence, which sometimes manifests itself as a real being with different types and sometimes in an unreal way that itself has various types. The multiplicity of types itself causes the difference in their type of need. However, the result of our research is that the "existence" of the creature has an "intrinsic need" for the Creator, and this is a result of the absolute existence of the Almighty in the context of His existential doubt. Therefore, creatures are both existence and have an inherent need for the Creator, and this means the compatibility of "existence" with "intrinsic need."