#hakim means wise

[marysunburn]

Better days will come, child. You’re smart. You’re a fast learner. You’re strong. There’s nothing you cannot do. Your life will not end like your father’s.

Mother. I can’t lose you too.

We will meet again. In a better place. A home for us all. Your mother loves you. Don’t you ever forget it. Now come here. Remember me with a kiss.

She was once a revered, authoritative woman. But that was back then. Before their family lost everything they’ve ever had – including their names.

And the one known as Xerath would never forget her. Or her gentle husband, who held them both as they wept through their dreadful days. Sometimes he’d lose himself in reminiscence and feel the regret and pain burn like his own electricity.

In his youth he requested Azir to find his mother at least, give her a home – even if by purchasing her – and make so that she spends her old age by her son’s side, better fed. But how do you find a woman with no name?

“I’m sorry, my friend. You have me, now. You’ll never be alone.”

Ages pass.

The son of these unfortunate scholars, who lost their freedom to a cruel empire, has taken the heir of said empire as prisoner and is forcing him to build a temple at his image.

When they make it to the altar, Azir gently asks what he wants on it. Xerath, as a response, grabs him by the face and shocks him deeply into his brain.

“M-MY LORD! LET ME GO!”

“Do you see them, Azir?”

Faces peer through the mist. A sagely looking old man, cut by the sand and burnt by the sun, saddened and benumbed. A stern, despairing woman with tears in her eyes. They remind Azir of someone he loved.

“These were my parents. My father, who died in the indifference of your people. My mother, who had to leave me so I’d not die like him.”

Azir is shedding tears of distress, but Xerath does not let go. “They were a million times your likeness, and more deserving of your power. If they were still here, they’d cherish my choice to hurt you.”

“It hurts… my lord, stop… I’m sorry. I’m sorry.”

Azir always says he’s sorry when he’s scared. Xerath burns him even harder, and through the film of tears those faces become as crisp as new.

“I don’t recall my true name, but I remember theirs. Hakim and Massika. Don’t forget. Don’t you ever forget them, I… I…”

It sounds as if he too is in tears. An ominous creaking sound comes from his chains. Azir screams in pain, barely able to struggle in that hold.

I didn’t know. I couldn’t have helped. We just… we just…

“Burn these faces into your memory, Azir. May they torment you until you’ve forgotten who you are. And now… paint them. This is their altar. They will become the gods of my empire.”

Xerath slips off the room, heaving, trembling. He never stopped missing them for even a day.

Azir curls up in a ball, sobbing and whining in pain. He feels as if his head had been torn off his neck, and put through a wringer.

Has Xerath been through so much?

Yes. He was.

[askauradonprep]

Jamilah for the ask thing.

Ooooh, fun!

Okay, her children are:

Nasib, her son.

Sharif, her son.

Hakim, her son.

Janan, her daughter.

Adil, her son.

Fahim, her son.

Mai, her daughter.

The dice have given her a big family! And she has some cute names I think she'd like. They all mean things like (in alphabetical order) "fair/honest/just", "intelligent/scholar", "wise", "heart/soul", "water", "noble" and "eminent/virtuous". I dunno, I just feel like she's the type to care what the names mean and to pick sweet ones for her babies.

Just as a note, I'm only putting the canon Disney/Descendants characters or ships on my master list of kids. I like to keep my ships open XD So if you see names I made that aren't on there, that is why! It doesn't mean I don't like a ship or character you submitted.

[saqrqa3d]

Our roles in society as men and women are quite clear in Islam. Allah has given each of us responsibilities and duties as they suit us and because they befit us. The man is the qawam in the home and he is responsible for his entire household. The woman is under his guardianship, as we find in the texts. Prophethood was restricted to men, and Allah is all-Wise and it was His decision and decree. Women have been created with the ability to bear children while men have not; this too is from the perfect wisdom of Allah.

Looking at the shari’ah, we also see that Allah, Al-‘Alim, Al-Khabir, Al-Hakim, Al-Latif, has laid down guidelines and restrictions on how men and women are to interact with one another. Therefore, positions of high public office are to be restricted to men, according to Islamic teachings. It is unfortunate that today we have many Muslims celebrating when Muslim women are placed in positions which are forbidden to them in Islam. How can we celebrate disobedience to Allah?!

In no way does Islam say women cannot have opinions or contribute. However, if this means free intermingling with and being alone with men, rubbing shoulders with them etc, as is customary in those positions, then Islam puts a stop to that.

– Shaykh Younus Kathrada

[uma1ra]

Allah created us to be tested

Allah has told us that the creation of the heavens and the earth, and of life and death, is for the purpose of testing, so as to test man. Whoever obeys Him, He will reward him, and whoever disobeys Him, He will punish him. Allah says (interpretation of the meaning):

“And He it is Who has created the heavens and the earth in six Days and His Throne was on the water, that He might try you, which of you is the best in deeds. But if you were to say to them: “You shall indeed be raised up after death,” those who disbelieve would be sure to say, “This is nothing but obvious magic” [Hud 11:7]

“Who has created death and life that He may test you which of you is best in deed. And He is the All-Mighty, the Oft-Forgiving” [al-Mulk 67:2]

From this test results a manifestation of the names and attributes of Allah, such as Allah’s names al-Rahman (the Most Gracious), al-Ghafur (the Oft Forgiving), al-Hakim (the Most Wise), al-Tawwab (the Acceptor of Repentance), al-Rahim (the Most Merciful), and other names of Allah.

[basicsofislam]

ISLAM 101: Belief in The Hereafter: Part 6

The Proof of Wisdom

Is it at all possible that the Lord of Majesty, who does everything with endless wisdom, would not bring the hereafter, would not bestow favors on believers who take refuge in Him and would make His endless wisdom be denied and would reduce that endless wisdom to nothing? Definitely not!

We will examine this proof under two headings:

1st STEP: WHO IS THE OWNER OF THE VISIBLE WISDOM IN THE UNIVERSE?

Wisdom means to take care of the benefits while doing something, not to do anything absurd, to make everything carry out some duties. The opposite of wisdom is waste and absurdity.

There is no waste and absurdity in any place of this universe; endless wisdom is seen everywhere. Let us meditate on the wisdom in the universe a bit and see the doer of that wisdom:

If this realm is observed carefully, it will be seen that the One who rules this realm does everything with endless wisdom. Do you want proof of it?

It is to take interests and benefits into consideration in everything. For example there are benefits and wisdom in all of the organs, bones and blood vessels and even in the cells of man, everywhere and in every part? Some organs have as many uses and benefits as the fruits of a tree. This situation proves that endless wisdom carries out these things.

The fact that there exists an endless regularity in the making of everything proves that these things are carried out by endless wisdom. To record the fine program of a nice flower in its tiny seed, to record the pages, life story and parts of a tree in the tiny seed with a spiritual pen prove that endless wisdom carries out these things.

The existence of a very nice art in the creation of everything shows the existence of the embroidery of a fully wise artist. To put the index of the universe, the keys of all of the treasures of mercy, the mirrors of all beautiful names in the small human body definitely shows the endless wisdom.

It is probably unnecessary to try to prove the wisdom in this realm. Each branch of science mentions this wisdom through its own tongue and the topic of each science is the wisdom itself. Therefore, we do not want to say anything else in order to explain the wisdom in the universe and move to the answer to this question: Who is the Wise Being that owns this wisdom? Who included so many useful properties in things? Who does not let any absurdity in any place of this realm? Who ensured the uses and benefits in everything, from the human organs to the stars in the sky? Who is the Wise Being that does not waste anything in this realm? Who equipped everything with wisdom in the form of embroideries?

Is the only answer to be given to those questions not “God”?

Let alone explaining the wisdom in the universe with coincidences, can only the wisdom in the body of a fly be explained by coincidence?

Yes, there is a purpose, aim, benefit and result in every being that has been created in this realm peculiar to itself that is maintained. Nothing that can be regarded as absurdity, purposelessness, meaninglessness and waste is observed in any of the beings. It is impossible for senseless and unconscious causes to take care of those purposes and aims on their own and to create things with wisdom like that. Then, this situation proves that there is a Wise Being behind the curtain who creates things with wisdom.

2nd STEP:  THE NAMES AL-HAKIM (PERFECTLY WISE) NECESSITATES THE HEREAFTER

Suppose that you have a big sugar factory. You bring the sugar beets you collect from the field to the factory, process them and produce sugar in the end. Then, you work hard and load the sugar on trucks. Would you throw the sugar into the sea after so much hard work and so many wise processes?

Definitely not! If you wanted to throw it into the sea, you would not construct a factory, would not collect sugar beets from the field, would not process them and would not load the sugar on trucks. Your above-mentioned deeds prove that you will not throw the sugar into the sea.

Similarly, God Almighty created the factory of the world by making a lot of expenses. He created thousands of wisdom in each stone of the world. If the hereafter does not occur and if the fruits of this factory do not appear in the market of the hereafter, there will be endless waste.

Is it possible for God, who equipped the wing of a fly with tens of wisdom, to let such waste and absurdity by not bringing the hereafter? Definitely not! If he wanted to let it, he would not have created this realm with wisdom and would not give importance to it. That is, to claim that the hereafter will not occur is like to deny the wisdom that our eyes see because not to bring the hereafter is complete absurdity and it means to let this realm be transformed into absurdity and waste. The Lord of Majesty, who is the owner of endless wisdom with the witnessing of the wisdom in front of our eyes, is free and away from such absurdity.

Is it at all possible for God to show that He owns wisdom by equipping every living being with wisdom and benefits that are as many as the fruits of a tree and then to reduce everything to absurdity by not introducing the eternity and the endless bliss, which is the greatest wisdom, the most important benefit, the most essential result, and which makes wisdom the real wisdom, bounties the real bounties and mercy the real mercy, and which is the source of all wisdom, bounties, mercy and benefits? Is it possible for Him to build palaces with stones of thousands of embroideries, and to put thousands of valuable devices and materials in each room and not to cover that palace with a roof and to let everything rust and decay? Definitely not!

If the hereafter does not occur, it means this world has no roof and the wise productions and activities in it have no value at all.

Is it reasonable or God to give man and his feelings as many duties and wisdom as the number of hairs on his head and then give him a small worldly wage like a single hair and do something that is contrary to His wisdom and something that is meaningless?

A generous person grants people things; a nice person does nice things; similarly, a wise person does wise things. A person who has wisdom will not do absurd things. God has endless wisdom. If He does not bring the hereafter, all of His deeds will be transformed into absurdity; it is impossible to think of something like that for God.

The non-existence of the hereafter is like equipping a small stone with wisdom and purposes like a huge mountain and equipping a huge mountain with a small, temporary purpose; no mind and wisdom will accept it.

Let us see the proof of wisdom from the point of view of our feelings:

Each one of the apparent and internal feelings in man is more valuable than this world. Man will not exchange his hearing, sight, mind, memory, love or any other feeling with the sultanate in the world or even with Paradise.

Suppose that someone said to us, “Give your mind to us; we will give you Paradise” or “Give me your memory and enter Paradise.”

Would we sell our mind and memory in return for Paradise? Definitely not! If a person did not have his mind or memory, it would be impossible for him to enjoy Paradise. Then, we can say that some organs of us are more valuable and more expensive than Paradise.

This situation proves that the organs and feelings of man were not created only for the tiny issues of this world. Those organs equipped with endless wisdom cannot have been given for this short life only. So many expenses are not for this short life. To claim that those expensive devices were given to man only for this short life can only be possible through denying the wisdom in this realm and denying the Being who is the owner of this wisdom.

In this case, every creature, which has been created with wisdom, will point at the eye of that person with its finger and say, “The artist of this realm, who has endless wisdom, will not make so many expenses and waste only for a short life. You commit a great murder through you unbelief and virtually say with your denial, ‘Everything is meaningless and absurd in this world.’  Look how you attack the wisdom of that Being and accuse that Being of wasting. That Being is free and away from your accusation. He is al-Hakim (the All-Wise) with the witnessing of the wisdom in us and He will create the hereafter due to His wisdom.”

If you made a tree with leaves, each of which is worth fifty thousand lira, would you let sheep eat those leaves? You certainly would not. You would not work so hard and meticulously for that tree if you were going to let them. The reason why you made that tree was to prove your keenness on art. Letting the sheep eat those leaves is absurdity and artlessness. The attributes of wisdom and keenness on art in you will definitely not let something absurd.

Similarly, man is like a tree with leaves, each of which is worth fifty thousand lira. As we have explained, the organs of man that are like the leaves of that tree are more valuable than fifty thousand lira and even than Paradise. God Almighty, who has endless wisdom, will not let the tree of man be food for the worms, lie in the grave, decay and not resurrect.

We can also look at the proof of wisdom through this window of the feelings:

Suppose that you saw a very big fish in a pool. You would realize that it did not belong to that pool but to a sea much bigger than the pool.

Similarly, the talents and feelings of man do not fit into this world; the pool of this world does not satisfy man. Then the fish of man is a candidate for another sea; and that sea is the hereafter.

If we compare the scales like the mind, memory, tongue, ear in man with the things that they weigh, we will see that the scales are more valuable. That is, those scales were not given to us just to earn things in this ephemeral world. To claim the opposite is only possible through denying the wisdom that is in front of us. No sane person will do it.

Another aspect of the wisdom that necessitates the hereafter is as follows: :

The wisdom that is absolutely wise in His Lordship and administration would definitely want to bestow favors on those who take refuge in His wing of Lordship, believe in Him and obey Him. The wisdom of endless sovereignty wants to protect and bestow favors on those who take refuge in Him. The wisdom of endless sovereignty can only be maintained like that.

However, not one in a thousand or even one in a million of those bestowals is seen in this world. That is, there is another realm and the grants and bestowals are left to that realm. It is not possible to deny it; it is not possible to deny the visible wisdom that is dominant, either.

Let us meditate the proof of wisdom again in the form of items:

1. There is a purpose, aim, benefit and result in every being that has been created in this realm peculiar to itself that is maintained. Nothing that can be regarded as absurdity, purposelessness, meaninglessness and waste is observed in any of the beings. That is, there exists endless wisdom in the universe, and every branch of science is a witness for that wisdom.

2. Doubtlessly, it is impossible for senseless and unconscious causes to take care of those purposes and aims on their own and to create things with wisdom like that. Then, this situation proves that there is a Wise Being behind the curtain who creates things with wisdom.

3. Wisdom can be real wisdom and it will not be transformed into waste and absurdity only if the hereafter occurs. If the hereafter does not occur, the wisdom will be transformed into waste and absurdity.

4. The wisdom that is absolutely wise in His Lordship and administration would definitely want to bestow favors on those who take refuge in His wing of Lordship, believe in Him and obey Him. The wisdom that is absolutely wise wants to protect and bestow favors on those who take refuge in Him. However, there are no bestowals and grants like that in this world; it means they are left to another realm.

5. Therefore, to deny the hereafter is only possible through denying the name al-Hakim of God Almighty. To deny the name al-Hakim can only be possible through denying the wisdom that is seen everywhere in the universe and that encompasses everything. It is not possible for sane people. Besides, we do not address those who remove and discard their minds.

In short: That the hereafter will occur is as obvious and clear as the wisdom that we see in front of our eyes. The only thing that will make wisdom the real wisdom and that will prevent it from being transformed into waste is the occurrence of the hereafter.

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Benefits of Memorizing 99 Names of Allah

In the beautiful journey of Islamic spirituality, memorizing the 99 Names of Allah is like finding a special key that connects believers with the Creator. Memorizing the 99 Names of Allah has unique qualities representing divine attributes, that foster a deep spiritual connection with Allah.  

The benefits of reciting Allah’s names include empowering you to face life’s challenges, build personal transformation, and cultivate inner peace.

10 Benefits of Learning 99 Names of Allah

10 Benefits of Learning 99 Names of Allah

1. Create a Spiritual Connection and Bonding with Allah

2. Memorizing Asma Ul Husna builds Personal Transformation 

3. Learning Asmaul Husna Create Inner Peace

4. Empower you to Face Life’s Challenges

5. Increased Gratitude and Increased Compassion

6. Reciting Allah’s Names Provides Healing from Diseases 

7. Asma Ul Husna Improved Decision-Making

8. Stress Relief and Resolve Psychological Issues

9. Boost your Self-esteem and Self-worth

10. Acceptance in Duas and Paradise’s Reward 

1. Create a Spiritual Connection and Bonding with Allah

Learn how to pray with 99 names of Allah to enhance your spiritual connection and deepen your prayer experience. Memorizing the 99 Names of Allah is a powerful practice that creates a deep spiritual connection and bonding with the Almighty. 

“And (all) the Most Beautiful Names belong to Allah, so call on Him by them.”

When you memorize Allah names, you engage in a profound dialogue with Allah, addressing Him with specific attributes that resonate with your spiritual journey. So, this practice enhances the quality of your prayers, making them more personal and heartfelt.

2. Memorizing Asma Ul Husna builds Personal Transformation 

Memorizing and learning the meaning of Allah’s names plays an essential role in personal transformation. Therefore, these names help shape favourable character traits. The following are some personal changes related to memorizing these names:

Mercy and Compassion: Ar-Rahman (the Most Merciful) and Ar-Rahim (the Most Compassionate) inspire compassion. Memorizing these names promotes daily mercy and compassion.

Patient and Perseverance: As-Sabur (the Patient) and Al-Aziz (the Mighty) inspire patience and perseverance. Besides, this strengthens people via adversity.

Justice and Fairness: Al-Adl (the Just) and Al-Hakam (the Judge) promote justice and fairness in relationships. Also, this encourages morality and responsibility.

Wisdom and Knowledge: Al-Hakim (the Wise) and Al-Alim (the All-Knowing) inspire wisdom and knowledge. Furthermore, memorizing these names helps comprehension and informed decision-making.

Humility and Graciousness: Al-Mutakabbir (the Majestic) and Al-Karim (the Generous) encourage humility and graciousness. People with these traits improve their communities and relationships.

3. Learning Asmaul Husna Create Inner Peace

Memorizing Allah’s 99 Names brings inner tranquility during life’s turmoil. Remembering Asma’u Allah Alhusna relaxes, according to Surah Taha (20:8): “Allah—there is no god ˹worthy of worship˺ except Him. He has the Most Beautiful Names.”

Source of Comfort and Stress Relief

Ar-Rahman (the Most Merciful) and As-Salam (the Source of tranquillity) symbolize Allah’s infinite kindness and ultimate tranquillity. Moreover, this insight comforts you during difficult times.

Reciting these names relieves tension. In addition, it helps people cope with stress by focusing on Allah’s peace. Further, names like Al-Latif (the Subtle) and Al-Basir (the All-Seeing) let you understand Allah’s watchful presence. 

4. Empower you to Face Life’s Challenges

Memorizing Allah’s 99 Names gives people courage and resilience to overcome life’s hardships. Recognition of Allah’s counsel and support underpins this empowerment.

Al-Qawi (the Strong) and Al-Matin (the Firm) inspire inner strength to overcome adversity. So, this awareness of supernatural strength boosts confidence in facing life’s obstacles. Moreover, Al-Hadi and Al-Hakim provide guidance. 

In addition, memorizing names like Al-Wakil (the Trustee) builds faith in Allah’s plan. Furthermore, recognizing Allah as Al-Mujib (the Responsive) gives strength since prayers are heard and answered. Knowing Allah is responsive empowers people to persevere.

5. Increased Gratitude and Increased Compassion

Memorizing the 99 Names of Allah increases thankfulness and compassion, improving self- and other-image. 

Ar-Razzaq (the Provider) evokes thanks for life’s plentiful benefits, inspiring thankfulness. Which name of Allah to recite for wealth? One of the names of Allah associated with wealth and sustenance is “Ar-Razzaq.

Which name of Allah to recite for help? One of the names of Allah that are often recited for seeking help is “Ya Mujeeb,” which translates to “O Responsive One”.

Furthermore, honouring the Most Merciful and Most Compassionate promotes self-compassion and healthy relationships. The name Al-Karim (the Generous) inspires people to help others.

6. Reciting Allah’s Names Provides Healing from Diseases 

Reciting Allah’s Names might bring comfort and relief.

Spirit Healing: Reciting Allah’s names is said to calm and console those suffering physically or emotionally.

Emotional Well-being: Allah’s name may improve mental health and inner tranquillity.

Reciting the name Al-Shafi (the Healer) is believed to bring healing and protection.

7. Asma Ul Husna Improved Decision-Making

Memorizing the Asma Ul Husna helps people make divinely guided decisions. Get guidance from Al-Hakim. Al-Hakim (the Wise) encourages wise decision-making.

Recognition of Allah as Al-Alim (the All-Knowing) allows people to make informed decisions. Besides, it is because they rely on Allah’s wisdom that transcends human limitations.

8. Stress Relief and Resolve Psychological Issues

Memorizing the 99 Names of Allah reduces stress and resolves psychological disorders. Therefore, reciting these names relaxes the mind and heart during life’s trials. According to Surah Ar-Ra’d (13:28),

“those who believe and whose hearts find comfort in the remembrance of Allah. Surely in the remembrance of Allah do hearts find comfort.”

Reciting the Names of Allah may reduce tension, anxiety, and depression. Moreover, meditation on these celestial names shifts focus from negative emotions to calm and connection with the celestial.

9. Boost your Self-esteem and Self-worth

Memorizing the Asma Ul Husna boosts self-esteem and self-worth.

Recognition of Allah’s Creation

Knowing that Allah, as Al-Khaliq, created people with care and purpose boosts self-esteem. Recognizing that everyone is unique boosts self-esteem.

10. Acceptance in Duas and Paradise’s Reward 

Remembering Allah’s 99 Names helps accept duas and promises of reward in heaven. Memorize 99 names of Allah hadith in Sahih al-Bukhari 7392, and Sahih Muslim 2677. Abu Huraira reported: The Prophet, PBUH, said, 

“Allah has ninety-nine Names, one-hundred less one; and he who memorized them all by heart will enter Paradise.” 

Allah is unique, almighty, the only Deity.

[tawhidrisalatakhirah]

Benefits of Memorizing 99 Names of Allah

In the beautiful journey of Islamic spirituality, memorizing the 99 Names of Allah is like finding a special key that connects believers with the Creator. Memorizing the 99 Names of Allah has unique qualities representing divine attributes, that foster a deep spiritual connection with Allah.  

The benefits of reciting Allah’s names include empowering you to face life’s challenges, build personal transformation, and cultivate inner peace.

10 Benefits of Learning 99 Names of Allah

10 Benefits of Learning 99 Names of Allah

1. Create a Spiritual Connection and Bonding with Allah

2. Memorizing Asma Ul Husna builds Personal Transformation 

3. Learning Asmaul Husna Create Inner Peace

4. Empower you to Face Life’s Challenges

5. Increased Gratitude and Increased Compassion

6. Reciting Allah’s Names Provides Healing from Diseases 

7. Asma Ul Husna Improved Decision-Making

8. Stress Relief and Resolve Psychological Issues

9. Boost your Self-esteem and Self-worth

10. Acceptance in Duas and Paradise’s Reward 

1. Create a Spiritual Connection and Bonding with Allah

Learn how to pray with 99 names of Allah to enhance your spiritual connection and deepen your prayer experience. Memorizing the 99 Names of Allah is a powerful practice that creates a deep spiritual connection and bonding with the Almighty. 

“And (all) the Most Beautiful Names belong to Allah, so call on Him by them.”

When you memorize Allah names, you engage in a profound dialogue with Allah, addressing Him with specific attributes that resonate with your spiritual journey. So, this practice enhances the quality of your prayers, making them more personal and heartfelt.

2. Memorizing Asma Ul Husna builds Personal Transformation 

Memorizing and learning the meaning of Allah’s names plays an essential role in personal transformation. Therefore, these names help shape favourable character traits. The following are some personal changes related to memorizing these names:

Mercy and Compassion: Ar-Rahman (the Most Merciful) and Ar-Rahim (the Most Compassionate) inspire compassion. Memorizing these names promotes daily mercy and compassion.

Patient and Perseverance: As-Sabur (the Patient) and Al-Aziz (the Mighty) inspire patience and perseverance. Besides, this strengthens people via adversity.

Justice and Fairness: Al-Adl (the Just) and Al-Hakam (the Judge) promote justice and fairness in relationships. Also, this encourages morality and responsibility.

Wisdom and Knowledge: Al-Hakim (the Wise) and Al-Alim (the All-Knowing) inspire wisdom and knowledge. Furthermore, memorizing these names helps comprehension and informed decision-making.

Humility and Graciousness: Al-Mutakabbir (the Majestic) and Al-Karim (the Generous) encourage humility and graciousness. People with these traits improve their communities and relationships.

3. Learning Asmaul Husna Create Inner Peace

Memorizing Allah’s 99 Names brings inner tranquility during life’s turmoil. Remembering Asma’u Allah Alhusna relaxes, according to Surah Taha (20:8): “Allah—there is no god ˹worthy of worship˺ except Him. He has the Most Beautiful Names.”

Source of Comfort and Stress Relief

Ar-Rahman (the Most Merciful) and As-Salam (the Source of tranquillity) symbolize Allah’s infinite kindness and ultimate tranquillity. Moreover, this insight comforts you during difficult times.

Reciting these names relieves tension. In addition, it helps people cope with stress by focusing on Allah’s peace. Further, names like Al-Latif (the Subtle) and Al-Basir (the All-Seeing) let you understand Allah’s watchful presence. 

4. Empower you to Face Life’s Challenges

Memorizing Allah’s 99 Names gives people courage and resilience to overcome life’s hardships. Recognition of Allah’s counsel and support underpins this empowerment.

Al-Qawi (the Strong) and Al-Matin (the Firm) inspire inner strength to overcome adversity. So, this awareness of supernatural strength boosts confidence in facing life’s obstacles. Moreover, Al-Hadi and Al-Hakim provide guidance. 

In addition, memorizing names like Al-Wakil (the Trustee) builds faith in Allah’s plan. Furthermore, recognizing Allah as Al-Mujib (the Responsive) gives strength since prayers are heard and answered. Knowing Allah is responsive empowers people to persevere.

5. Increased Gratitude and Increased Compassion

Memorizing the 99 Names of Allah increases thankfulness and compassion, improving self- and other-image. 

Ar-Razzaq (the Provider) evokes thanks for life’s plentiful benefits, inspiring thankfulness. Which name of Allah to recite for wealth? One of the names of Allah associated with wealth and sustenance is “Ar-Razzaq.

Which name of Allah to recite for help? One of the names of Allah that are often recited for seeking help is “Ya Mujeeb,” which translates to “O Responsive One”.

Furthermore, honouring the Most Merciful and Most Compassionate promotes self-compassion and healthy relationships. The name Al-Karim (the Generous) inspires people to help others.

6. Reciting Allah’s Names Provides Healing from Diseases 

Reciting Allah’s Names might bring comfort and relief.

Spirit Healing: Reciting Allah’s names is said to calm and console those suffering physically or emotionally.

Emotional Well-being: Allah’s name may improve mental health and inner tranquillity.

Reciting the name Al-Shafi (the Healer) is believed to bring healing and protection.

7. Asma Ul Husna Improved Decision-Making

Memorizing the Asma Ul Husna helps people make divinely guided decisions. Get guidance from Al-Hakim. Al-Hakim (the Wise) encourages wise decision-making.

Recognition of Allah as Al-Alim (the All-Knowing) allows people to make informed decisions. Besides, it is because they rely on Allah’s wisdom that transcends human limitations.

8. Stress Relief and Resolve Psychological Issues

Memorizing the 99 Names of Allah reduces stress and resolves psychological disorders. Therefore, reciting these names relaxes the mind and heart during life’s trials. According to Surah Ar-Ra’d (13:28),

“those who believe and whose hearts find comfort in the remembrance of Allah. Surely in the remembrance of Allah do hearts find comfort.”

Reciting the Names of Allah may reduce tension, anxiety, and depression. Moreover, meditation on these celestial names shifts focus from negative emotions to calm and connection with the celestial.

9. Boost your Self-esteem and Self-worth

Memorizing the Asma Ul Husna boosts self-esteem and self-worth.

Recognition of Allah’s Creation

Knowing that Allah, as Al-Khaliq, created people with care and purpose boosts self-esteem. Recognizing that everyone is unique boosts self-esteem.

10. Acceptance in Duas and Paradise’s Reward 

Remembering Allah’s 99 Names helps accept duas and promises of reward in heaven. Memorize 99 names of Allah hadith in Sahih al-Bukhari 7392, and Sahih Muslim 2677. Abu Huraira reported: The Prophet, PBUH, said, 

“Allah has ninety-nine Names, one-hundred less one; and he who memorized them all by heart will enter Paradise.” 

Allah is unique, almighty, the only Deity.

[ilyforallahswt]

Benefits of Memorizing 99 Names of Allah

In the beautiful journey of Islamic spirituality, memorizing the 99 Names of Allah is like finding a special key that connects believers with the Creator. Memorizing the 99 Names of Allah has unique qualities representing divine attributes, that foster a deep spiritual connection with Allah.  

The benefits of reciting Allah’s names include empowering you to face life’s challenges, build personal transformation, and cultivate inner peace.

10 Benefits of Learning 99 Names of Allah

10 Benefits of Learning 99 Names of Allah

1. Create a Spiritual Connection and Bonding with Allah

2. Memorizing Asma Ul Husna builds Personal Transformation 

3. Learning Asmaul Husna Create Inner Peace

4. Empower you to Face Life’s Challenges

5. Increased Gratitude and Increased Compassion

6. Reciting Allah’s Names Provides Healing from Diseases 

7. Asma Ul Husna Improved Decision-Making

8. Stress Relief and Resolve Psychological Issues

9. Boost your Self-esteem and Self-worth

10. Acceptance in Duas and Paradise’s Reward 

1. Create a Spiritual Connection and Bonding with Allah

Learn how to pray with 99 names of Allah to enhance your spiritual connection and deepen your prayer experience. Memorizing the 99 Names of Allah is a powerful practice that creates a deep spiritual connection and bonding with the Almighty. 

“And (all) the Most Beautiful Names belong to Allah, so call on Him by them.”

When you memorize Allah names, you engage in a profound dialogue with Allah, addressing Him with specific attributes that resonate with your spiritual journey. So, this practice enhances the quality of your prayers, making them more personal and heartfelt.

2. Memorizing Asma Ul Husna builds Personal Transformation 

Memorizing and learning the meaning of Allah’s names plays an essential role in personal transformation. Therefore, these names help shape favourable character traits. The following are some personal changes related to memorizing these names:

Mercy and Compassion: Ar-Rahman (the Most Merciful) and Ar-Rahim (the Most Compassionate) inspire compassion. Memorizing these names promotes daily mercy and compassion.

Patient and Perseverance: As-Sabur (the Patient) and Al-Aziz (the Mighty) inspire patience and perseverance. Besides, this strengthens people via adversity.

Justice and Fairness: Al-Adl (the Just) and Al-Hakam (the Judge) promote justice and fairness in relationships. Also, this encourages morality and responsibility.

Wisdom and Knowledge: Al-Hakim (the Wise) and Al-Alim (the All-Knowing) inspire wisdom and knowledge. Furthermore, memorizing these names helps comprehension and informed decision-making.

Humility and Graciousness: Al-Mutakabbir (the Majestic) and Al-Karim (the Generous) encourage humility and graciousness. People with these traits improve their communities and relationships.

3. Learning Asmaul Husna Create Inner Peace

Memorizing Allah’s 99 Names brings inner tranquility during life’s turmoil. Remembering Asma’u Allah Alhusna relaxes, according to Surah Taha (20:8): “Allah—there is no god ˹worthy of worship˺ except Him. He has the Most Beautiful Names.”

Source of Comfort and Stress Relief

Ar-Rahman (the Most Merciful) and As-Salam (the Source of tranquillity) symbolize Allah’s infinite kindness and ultimate tranquillity. Moreover, this insight comforts you during difficult times.

Reciting these names relieves tension. In addition, it helps people cope with stress by focusing on Allah’s peace. Further, names like Al-Latif (the Subtle) and Al-Basir (the All-Seeing) let you understand Allah’s watchful presence. 

4. Empower you to Face Life’s Challenges

Memorizing Allah’s 99 Names gives people courage and resilience to overcome life’s hardships. Recognition of Allah’s counsel and support underpins this empowerment.

Al-Qawi (the Strong) and Al-Matin (the Firm) inspire inner strength to overcome adversity. So, this awareness of supernatural strength boosts confidence in facing life’s obstacles. Moreover, Al-Hadi and Al-Hakim provide guidance. 

In addition, memorizing names like Al-Wakil (the Trustee) builds faith in Allah’s plan. Furthermore, recognizing Allah as Al-Mujib (the Responsive) gives strength since prayers are heard and answered. Knowing Allah is responsive empowers people to persevere.

5. Increased Gratitude and Increased Compassion

Memorizing the 99 Names of Allah increases thankfulness and compassion, improving self- and other-image. 

Ar-Razzaq (the Provider) evokes thanks for life’s plentiful benefits, inspiring thankfulness. Which name of Allah to recite for wealth? One of the names of Allah associated with wealth and sustenance is “Ar-Razzaq.

Which name of Allah to recite for help? One of the names of Allah that are often recited for seeking help is “Ya Mujeeb,” which translates to “O Responsive One”.

Furthermore, honouring the Most Merciful and Most Compassionate promotes self-compassion and healthy relationships. The name Al-Karim (the Generous) inspires people to help others.

6. Reciting Allah’s Names Provides Healing from Diseases 

Reciting Allah’s Names might bring comfort and relief.

Spirit Healing: Reciting Allah’s names is said to calm and console those suffering physically or emotionally.

Emotional Well-being: Allah’s name may improve mental health and inner tranquillity.

Reciting the name Al-Shafi (the Healer) is believed to bring healing and protection.

7. Asma Ul Husna Improved Decision-Making

Memorizing the Asma Ul Husna helps people make divinely guided decisions. Get guidance from Al-Hakim. Al-Hakim (the Wise) encourages wise decision-making.

Recognition of Allah as Al-Alim (the All-Knowing) allows people to make informed decisions. Besides, it is because they rely on Allah’s wisdom that transcends human limitations.

8. Stress Relief and Resolve Psychological Issues

Memorizing the 99 Names of Allah reduces stress and resolves psychological disorders. Therefore, reciting these names relaxes the mind and heart during life’s trials. According to Surah Ar-Ra’d (13:28),

“those who believe and whose hearts find comfort in the remembrance of Allah. Surely in the remembrance of Allah do hearts find comfort.”

Reciting the Names of Allah may reduce tension, anxiety, and depression. Moreover, meditation on these celestial names shifts focus from negative emotions to calm and connection with the celestial.

9. Boost your Self-esteem and Self-worth

Memorizing the Asma Ul Husna boosts self-esteem and self-worth.

Recognition of Allah’s Creation

Knowing that Allah, as Al-Khaliq, created people with care and purpose boosts self-esteem. Recognizing that everyone is unique boosts self-esteem.

10. Acceptance in Duas and Paradise’s Reward 

Remembering Allah’s 99 Names helps accept duas and promises of reward in heaven. Memorize 99 names of Allah hadith in Sahih al-Bukhari 7392, and Sahih Muslim 2677. Abu Huraira reported: The Prophet, PBUH, said, 

“Allah has ninety-nine Names, one-hundred less one; and he who memorized them all by heart will enter Paradise.” 

Allah is unique, almighty, the only Deity.

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Benefits of Memorizing 99 Names of Allah

In the beautiful journey of Islamic spirituality, memorizing the 99 Names of Allah is like finding a special key that connects believers with the Creator. Memorizing the 99 Names of Allah has unique qualities representing divine attributes, that foster a deep spiritual connection with Allah.  

The benefits of reciting Allah’s names include empowering you to face life’s challenges, build personal transformation, and cultivate inner peace.

10 Benefits of Learning 99 Names of Allah

10 Benefits of Learning 99 Names of Allah

1. Create a Spiritual Connection and Bonding with Allah

2. Memorizing Asma Ul Husna builds Personal Transformation 

3. Learning Asmaul Husna Create Inner Peace

4. Empower you to Face Life’s Challenges

5. Increased Gratitude and Increased Compassion

6. Reciting Allah’s Names Provides Healing from Diseases 

7. Asma Ul Husna Improved Decision-Making

8. Stress Relief and Resolve Psychological Issues

9. Boost your Self-esteem and Self-worth

10. Acceptance in Duas and Paradise’s Reward 

1. Create a Spiritual Connection and Bonding with Allah

Learn how to pray with 99 names of Allah to enhance your spiritual connection and deepen your prayer experience. Memorizing the 99 Names of Allah is a powerful practice that creates a deep spiritual connection and bonding with the Almighty. 

“And (all) the Most Beautiful Names belong to Allah, so call on Him by them.”

When you memorize Allah names, you engage in a profound dialogue with Allah, addressing Him with specific attributes that resonate with your spiritual journey. So, this practice enhances the quality of your prayers, making them more personal and heartfelt.

2. Memorizing Asma Ul Husna builds Personal Transformation 

Memorizing and learning the meaning of Allah’s names plays an essential role in personal transformation. Therefore, these names help shape favourable character traits. The following are some personal changes related to memorizing these names:

Mercy and Compassion: Ar-Rahman (the Most Merciful) and Ar-Rahim (the Most Compassionate) inspire compassion. Memorizing these names promotes daily mercy and compassion.

Patient and Perseverance: As-Sabur (the Patient) and Al-Aziz (the Mighty) inspire patience and perseverance. Besides, this strengthens people via adversity.

Justice and Fairness: Al-Adl (the Just) and Al-Hakam (the Judge) promote justice and fairness in relationships. Also, this encourages morality and responsibility.

Wisdom and Knowledge: Al-Hakim (the Wise) and Al-Alim (the All-Knowing) inspire wisdom and knowledge. Furthermore, memorizing these names helps comprehension and informed decision-making.

Humility and Graciousness: Al-Mutakabbir (the Majestic) and Al-Karim (the Generous) encourage humility and graciousness. People with these traits improve their communities and relationships.

3. Learning Asmaul Husna Create Inner Peace

Memorizing Allah’s 99 Names brings inner tranquility during life’s turmoil. Remembering Asma’u Allah Alhusna relaxes, according to Surah Taha (20:8): “Allah—there is no god ˹worthy of worship˺ except Him. He has the Most Beautiful Names.”

Source of Comfort and Stress Relief

Ar-Rahman (the Most Merciful) and As-Salam (the Source of tranquillity) symbolize Allah’s infinite kindness and ultimate tranquillity. Moreover, this insight comforts you during difficult times.

Reciting these names relieves tension. In addition, it helps people cope with stress by focusing on Allah’s peace. Further, names like Al-Latif (the Subtle) and Al-Basir (the All-Seeing) let you understand Allah’s watchful presence. 

4. Empower you to Face Life’s Challenges

Memorizing Allah’s 99 Names gives people courage and resilience to overcome life’s hardships. Recognition of Allah’s counsel and support underpins this empowerment.

Al-Qawi (the Strong) and Al-Matin (the Firm) inspire inner strength to overcome adversity. So, this awareness of supernatural strength boosts confidence in facing life’s obstacles. Moreover, Al-Hadi and Al-Hakim provide guidance. 

In addition, memorizing names like Al-Wakil (the Trustee) builds faith in Allah’s plan. Furthermore, recognizing Allah as Al-Mujib (the Responsive) gives strength since prayers are heard and answered. Knowing Allah is responsive empowers people to persevere.

5. Increased Gratitude and Increased Compassion

Memorizing the 99 Names of Allah increases thankfulness and compassion, improving self- and other-image. 

Ar-Razzaq (the Provider) evokes thanks for life’s plentiful benefits, inspiring thankfulness. Which name of Allah to recite for wealth? One of the names of Allah associated with wealth and sustenance is “Ar-Razzaq.

Which name of Allah to recite for help? One of the names of Allah that are often recited for seeking help is “Ya Mujeeb,” which translates to “O Responsive One”.

Furthermore, honouring the Most Merciful and Most Compassionate promotes self-compassion and healthy relationships. The name Al-Karim (the Generous) inspires people to help others.

6. Reciting Allah’s Names Provides Healing from Diseases 

Reciting Allah’s Names might bring comfort and relief.

Spirit Healing: Reciting Allah’s names is said to calm and console those suffering physically or emotionally.

Emotional Well-being: Allah’s name may improve mental health and inner tranquillity.

Reciting the name Al-Shafi (the Healer) is believed to bring healing and protection.

7. Asma Ul Husna Improved Decision-Making

Memorizing the Asma Ul Husna helps people make divinely guided decisions. Get guidance from Al-Hakim. Al-Hakim (the Wise) encourages wise decision-making.

Recognition of Allah as Al-Alim (the All-Knowing) allows people to make informed decisions. Besides, it is because they rely on Allah’s wisdom that transcends human limitations.

8. Stress Relief and Resolve Psychological Issues

Memorizing the 99 Names of Allah reduces stress and resolves psychological disorders. Therefore, reciting these names relaxes the mind and heart during life’s trials. According to Surah Ar-Ra’d (13:28),

“those who believe and whose hearts find comfort in the remembrance of Allah. Surely in the remembrance of Allah do hearts find comfort.”

Reciting the Names of Allah may reduce tension, anxiety, and depression. Moreover, meditation on these celestial names shifts focus from negative emotions to calm and connection with the celestial.

9. Boost your Self-esteem and Self-worth

Memorizing the Asma Ul Husna boosts self-esteem and self-worth.

Recognition of Allah’s Creation

Knowing that Allah, as Al-Khaliq, created people with care and purpose boosts self-esteem. Recognizing that everyone is unique boosts self-esteem.

10. Acceptance in Duas and Paradise’s Reward 

Remembering Allah’s 99 Names helps accept duas and promises of reward in heaven. Memorize 99 names of Allah hadith in Sahih al-Bukhari 7392, and Sahih Muslim 2677. Abu Huraira reported: The Prophet, PBUH, said, 

“Allah has ninety-nine Names, one-hundred less one; and he who memorized them all by heart will enter Paradise.” 

Allah is unique, almighty, the only Deity.

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Benefits of Memorizing 99 Names of Allah

In the beautiful journey of Islamic spirituality, memorizing the 99 Names of Allah is like finding a special key that connects believers with the Creator. Memorizing the 99 Names of Allah has unique qualities representing divine attributes, that foster a deep spiritual connection with Allah.  

The benefits of reciting Allah’s names include empowering you to face life’s challenges, build personal transformation, and cultivate inner peace.

10 Benefits of Learning 99 Names of Allah

10 Benefits of Learning 99 Names of Allah

1. Create a Spiritual Connection and Bonding with Allah

2. Memorizing Asma Ul Husna builds Personal Transformation 

3. Learning Asmaul Husna Create Inner Peace

4. Empower you to Face Life’s Challenges

5. Increased Gratitude and Increased Compassion

6. Reciting Allah’s Names Provides Healing from Diseases 

7. Asma Ul Husna Improved Decision-Making

8. Stress Relief and Resolve Psychological Issues

9. Boost your Self-esteem and Self-worth

10. Acceptance in Duas and Paradise’s Reward 

1. Create a Spiritual Connection and Bonding with Allah

Learn how to pray with 99 names of Allah to enhance your spiritual connection and deepen your prayer experience. Memorizing the 99 Names of Allah is a powerful practice that creates a deep spiritual connection and bonding with the Almighty. 

“And (all) the Most Beautiful Names belong to Allah, so call on Him by them.”

When you memorize Allah names, you engage in a profound dialogue with Allah, addressing Him with specific attributes that resonate with your spiritual journey. So, this practice enhances the quality of your prayers, making them more personal and heartfelt.

2. Memorizing Asma Ul Husna builds Personal Transformation 

Memorizing and learning the meaning of Allah’s names plays an essential role in personal transformation. Therefore, these names help shape favourable character traits. The following are some personal changes related to memorizing these names:

Mercy and Compassion: Ar-Rahman (the Most Merciful) and Ar-Rahim (the Most Compassionate) inspire compassion. Memorizing these names promotes daily mercy and compassion.

Patient and Perseverance: As-Sabur (the Patient) and Al-Aziz (the Mighty) inspire patience and perseverance. Besides, this strengthens people via adversity.

Justice and Fairness: Al-Adl (the Just) and Al-Hakam (the Judge) promote justice and fairness in relationships. Also, this encourages morality and responsibility.

Wisdom and Knowledge: Al-Hakim (the Wise) and Al-Alim (the All-Knowing) inspire wisdom and knowledge. Furthermore, memorizing these names helps comprehension and informed decision-making.

Humility and Graciousness: Al-Mutakabbir (the Majestic) and Al-Karim (the Generous) encourage humility and graciousness. People with these traits improve their communities and relationships.

3. Learning Asmaul Husna Create Inner Peace

Memorizing Allah’s 99 Names brings inner tranquility during life’s turmoil. Remembering Asma’u Allah Alhusna relaxes, according to Surah Taha (20:8): “Allah—there is no god ˹worthy of worship˺ except Him. He has the Most Beautiful Names.”

Source of Comfort and Stress Relief

Ar-Rahman (the Most Merciful) and As-Salam (the Source of tranquillity) symbolize Allah’s infinite kindness and ultimate tranquillity. Moreover, this insight comforts you during difficult times.

Reciting these names relieves tension. In addition, it helps people cope with stress by focusing on Allah’s peace. Further, names like Al-Latif (the Subtle) and Al-Basir (the All-Seeing) let you understand Allah’s watchful presence. 

4. Empower you to Face Life’s Challenges

Memorizing Allah’s 99 Names gives people courage and resilience to overcome life’s hardships. Recognition of Allah’s counsel and support underpins this empowerment.

Al-Qawi (the Strong) and Al-Matin (the Firm) inspire inner strength to overcome adversity. So, this awareness of supernatural strength boosts confidence in facing life’s obstacles. Moreover, Al-Hadi and Al-Hakim provide guidance. 

In addition, memorizing names like Al-Wakil (the Trustee) builds faith in Allah’s plan. Furthermore, recognizing Allah as Al-Mujib (the Responsive) gives strength since prayers are heard and answered. Knowing Allah is responsive empowers people to persevere.

5. Increased Gratitude and Increased Compassion

Memorizing the 99 Names of Allah increases thankfulness and compassion, improving self- and other-image. 

Ar-Razzaq (the Provider) evokes thanks for life’s plentiful benefits, inspiring thankfulness. Which name of Allah to recite for wealth? One of the names of Allah associated with wealth and sustenance is “Ar-Razzaq.

Which name of Allah to recite for help? One of the names of Allah that are often recited for seeking help is “Ya Mujeeb,” which translates to “O Responsive One”.

Furthermore, honouring the Most Merciful and Most Compassionate promotes self-compassion and healthy relationships. The name Al-Karim (the Generous) inspires people to help others.

6. Reciting Allah’s Names Provides Healing from Diseases 

Reciting Allah’s Names might bring comfort and relief.

Spirit Healing: Reciting Allah’s names is said to calm and console those suffering physically or emotionally.

Emotional Well-being: Allah’s name may improve mental health and inner tranquillity.

Reciting the name Al-Shafi (the Healer) is believed to bring healing and protection.

7. Asma Ul Husna Improved Decision-Making

Memorizing the Asma Ul Husna helps people make divinely guided decisions. Get guidance from Al-Hakim. Al-Hakim (the Wise) encourages wise decision-making.

Recognition of Allah as Al-Alim (the All-Knowing) allows people to make informed decisions. Besides, it is because they rely on Allah’s wisdom that transcends human limitations.

8. Stress Relief and Resolve Psychological Issues

Memorizing the 99 Names of Allah reduces stress and resolves psychological disorders. Therefore, reciting these names relaxes the mind and heart during life’s trials. According to Surah Ar-Ra’d (13:28),

“those who believe and whose hearts find comfort in the remembrance of Allah. Surely in the remembrance of Allah do hearts find comfort.”

Reciting the Names of Allah may reduce tension, anxiety, and depression. Moreover, meditation on these celestial names shifts focus from negative emotions to calm and connection with the celestial.

9. Boost your Self-esteem and Self-worth

Memorizing the Asma Ul Husna boosts self-esteem and self-worth.

Recognition of Allah’s Creation

Knowing that Allah, as Al-Khaliq, created people with care and purpose boosts self-esteem. Recognizing that everyone is unique boosts self-esteem.

10. Acceptance in Duas and Paradise’s Reward 

Remembering Allah’s 99 Names helps accept duas and promises of reward in heaven. Memorize 99 names of Allah hadith in Sahih al-Bukhari 7392, and Sahih Muslim 2677. Abu Huraira reported: The Prophet, PBUH, said, 

“Allah has ninety-nine Names, one-hundred less one; and he who memorized them all by heart will enter Paradise.” 

Allah is unique, almighty, the only Deity.

[mylordisallah]

Benefits of Memorizing 99 Names of Allah

In the beautiful journey of Islamic spirituality, memorizing the 99 Names of Allah is like finding a special key that connects believers with the Creator. Memorizing the 99 Names of Allah has unique qualities representing divine attributes, that foster a deep spiritual connection with Allah.  

The benefits of reciting Allah’s names include empowering you to face life’s challenges, build personal transformation, and cultivate inner peace.

10 Benefits of Learning 99 Names of Allah

10 Benefits of Learning 99 Names of Allah

1. Create a Spiritual Connection and Bonding with Allah

2. Memorizing Asma Ul Husna builds Personal Transformation 

3. Learning Asmaul Husna Create Inner Peace

4. Empower you to Face Life’s Challenges

5. Increased Gratitude and Increased Compassion

6. Reciting Allah’s Names Provides Healing from Diseases 

7. Asma Ul Husna Improved Decision-Making

8. Stress Relief and Resolve Psychological Issues

9. Boost your Self-esteem and Self-worth

10. Acceptance in Duas and Paradise’s Reward 

1. Create a Spiritual Connection and Bonding with Allah

Learn how to pray with 99 names of Allah to enhance your spiritual connection and deepen your prayer experience. Memorizing the 99 Names of Allah is a powerful practice that creates a deep spiritual connection and bonding with the Almighty. 

“And (all) the Most Beautiful Names belong to Allah, so call on Him by them.”

When you memorize Allah names, you engage in a profound dialogue with Allah, addressing Him with specific attributes that resonate with your spiritual journey. So, this practice enhances the quality of your prayers, making them more personal and heartfelt.

2. Memorizing Asma Ul Husna builds Personal Transformation 

Memorizing and learning the meaning of Allah’s names plays an essential role in personal transformation. Therefore, these names help shape favourable character traits. The following are some personal changes related to memorizing these names:

Mercy and Compassion: Ar-Rahman (the Most Merciful) and Ar-Rahim (the Most Compassionate) inspire compassion. Memorizing these names promotes daily mercy and compassion.

Patient and Perseverance: As-Sabur (the Patient) and Al-Aziz (the Mighty) inspire patience and perseverance. Besides, this strengthens people via adversity.

Justice and Fairness: Al-Adl (the Just) and Al-Hakam (the Judge) promote justice and fairness in relationships. Also, this encourages morality and responsibility.

Wisdom and Knowledge: Al-Hakim (the Wise) and Al-Alim (the All-Knowing) inspire wisdom and knowledge. Furthermore, memorizing these names helps comprehension and informed decision-making.

Humility and Graciousness: Al-Mutakabbir (the Majestic) and Al-Karim (the Generous) encourage humility and graciousness. People with these traits improve their communities and relationships.

3. Learning Asmaul Husna Create Inner Peace

Memorizing Allah’s 99 Names brings inner tranquility during life’s turmoil. Remembering Asma’u Allah Alhusna relaxes, according to Surah Taha (20:8): “Allah—there is no god ˹worthy of worship˺ except Him. He has the Most Beautiful Names.”

Source of Comfort and Stress Relief

Ar-Rahman (the Most Merciful) and As-Salam (the Source of tranquillity) symbolize Allah’s infinite kindness and ultimate tranquillity. Moreover, this insight comforts you during difficult times.

Reciting these names relieves tension. In addition, it helps people cope with stress by focusing on Allah’s peace. Further, names like Al-Latif (the Subtle) and Al-Basir (the All-Seeing) let you understand Allah’s watchful presence. 

4. Empower you to Face Life’s Challenges

Memorizing Allah’s 99 Names gives people courage and resilience to overcome life’s hardships. Recognition of Allah’s counsel and support underpins this empowerment.

Al-Qawi (the Strong) and Al-Matin (the Firm) inspire inner strength to overcome adversity. So, this awareness of supernatural strength boosts confidence in facing life’s obstacles. Moreover, Al-Hadi and Al-Hakim provide guidance. 

In addition, memorizing names like Al-Wakil (the Trustee) builds faith in Allah’s plan. Furthermore, recognizing Allah as Al-Mujib (the Responsive) gives strength since prayers are heard and answered. Knowing Allah is responsive empowers people to persevere.

5. Increased Gratitude and Increased Compassion

Memorizing the 99 Names of Allah increases thankfulness and compassion, improving self- and other-image. 

Ar-Razzaq (the Provider) evokes thanks for life’s plentiful benefits, inspiring thankfulness. Which name of Allah to recite for wealth? One of the names of Allah associated with wealth and sustenance is “Ar-Razzaq.

Which name of Allah to recite for help? One of the names of Allah that are often recited for seeking help is “Ya Mujeeb,” which translates to “O Responsive One”.

Furthermore, honouring the Most Merciful and Most Compassionate promotes self-compassion and healthy relationships. The name Al-Karim (the Generous) inspires people to help others.

6. Reciting Allah’s Names Provides Healing from Diseases 

Reciting Allah’s Names might bring comfort and relief.

Spirit Healing: Reciting Allah’s names is said to calm and console those suffering physically or emotionally.

Emotional Well-being: Allah’s name may improve mental health and inner tranquillity.

Reciting the name Al-Shafi (the Healer) is believed to bring healing and protection.

7. Asma Ul Husna Improved Decision-Making

Memorizing the Asma Ul Husna helps people make divinely guided decisions. Get guidance from Al-Hakim. Al-Hakim (the Wise) encourages wise decision-making.

Recognition of Allah as Al-Alim (the All-Knowing) allows people to make informed decisions. Besides, it is because they rely on Allah’s wisdom that transcends human limitations.

8. Stress Relief and Resolve Psychological Issues

Memorizing the 99 Names of Allah reduces stress and resolves psychological disorders. Therefore, reciting these names relaxes the mind and heart during life’s trials. According to Surah Ar-Ra’d (13:28),

“those who believe and whose hearts find comfort in the remembrance of Allah. Surely in the remembrance of Allah do hearts find comfort.”

Reciting the Names of Allah may reduce tension, anxiety, and depression. Moreover, meditation on these celestial names shifts focus from negative emotions to calm and connection with the celestial.

9. Boost your Self-esteem and Self-worth

Memorizing the Asma Ul Husna boosts self-esteem and self-worth.

Recognition of Allah’s Creation

Knowing that Allah, as Al-Khaliq, created people with care and purpose boosts self-esteem. Recognizing that everyone is unique boosts self-esteem.

10. Acceptance in Duas and Paradise’s Reward 

Remembering Allah’s 99 Names helps accept duas and promises of reward in heaven. Memorize 99 names of Allah hadith in Sahih al-Bukhari 7392, and Sahih Muslim 2677. Abu Huraira reported: The Prophet, PBUH, said, 

“Allah has ninety-nine Names, one-hundred less one; and he who memorized them all by heart will enter Paradise.” 

Allah is unique, almighty, the only Deity.

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Meaning Of Allah SWT’s Names

Introduction:

Let’s explore the beautiful names of Allah, the Creator and Sustainer of the universe, in Islam. In just a few minutes, we’ll learn about ten of these names and what they mean, helping us understand Allah’s attributes and His significance in the lives of Muslims.

1. الرحمن (Ar-Rahman) – The Most Merciful:

Allah is Ar-Rahman, which means He is full of mercy and compassion. He showers His kindness and blessings upon all of creation, regardless of their faith or actions.

2. الرحيم (Ar-Rahim) – The Most Compassionate:

Ar-Rahim describes Allah’s specific and continuous mercy towards His believers. He is always ready to forgive and guide those who seek His mercy.

3. الملك (Al-Malik) – The Sovereign:

As Al-Malik, Allah is the absolute Ruler and King of everything in the universe. He owns everything, and His authority is supreme.

4. القدوس (Al-Quddus) – The Holy:

Al-Quddus signifies Allah’s absolute purity and perfection. He is free from any imperfections or flaws, and His essence is beyond human comprehension.

5. السلام (As-Salam) – The Source of Peace:

Allah is As-Salam, the ultimate source of peace and tranquility. He brings inner peace to the hearts of believers and promises eternal peace in the Hereafter.

6. القوي (Al-Qawiyy) – The Almighty:

Al-Qawiyy represents Allah’s immense strength and power. He is capable of overcoming any obstacle and protecting His believers from harm.

7. الوكيل (Al-Wakil) – The Trustee:

Allah is Al-Wakil, the one who takes care of all affairs. Believers trust in Him to guide them and fulfill their needs, both in this world and the Hereafter.

8. الحكيم (Al-Hakim) – The Wise:

As Al-Hakim, Allah possesses perfect wisdom and knowledge. He decrees with wisdom and justice, guiding humanity towards what is best for them.

9. الودود (Al-Wadud) – The Loving:

Al-Wadud reflects Allah’s boundless love and affection towards His creation. His love is unconditional and everlasting, comforting believers in times of need.

10. الغفور (Al-Ghafur) – The Forgiving:

Al-Ghafur highlights Allah’s abundant forgiveness and mercy towards His servants. He forgives sins and overlooks shortcomings, granting believers the opportunity to repent and seek His forgiveness.

Conclusion:

The names of Allah encompass His divine attributes and qualities, providing believers with a deeper understanding of His nature and significance in their lives. Reflecting on these names fosters a stronger connection to Allah and inspires gratitude, reverence, and devotion in the hearts of Muslims.

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These are the leaders here: Saddam, Abu Ammar and Abu Ali. Abu Ammar, may his soul rest in peace, was the Palestinian president before Abu Abbas. Abu Ali Mustafa was the secretary general and the most powerful of the National Front. He’s one of its founders. If I want to tell you about the powerful leaders, it’s these three. There is George Habash. We call him ‘Al-Hakim’, ‘the wise’. He was Christian, and one of the founders of the National Front. He died a natural death. After his death, Abu Ali Mustafa took over. [He] was abroad, so he came back, during the 2002 Intifada, [with] a slogan: ‘We came back to resist, not to negotiate’. He launched some operations and caused losses among the Israeli army, so they decided to assassinate him. Two missiles entered his office while he was working in Ramallah. The one who took over after him was Ahmad Sa’dat. He’s in prison now. I’ll tell his story. He was on television and he said, “An eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth… and three heads for one head.” Like a threat.

There was a National Front cell that snuck inside Israel, and they assassinated a big leader in the Israeli army, Rahba’am Za’ifi. There were five of them. They snuck into the hotel where he was living. Of course, they accomplished the mission, and they were able to return to the [Palestinian] Territories. It was perfectly organised by the secretary general. So, forty days after Abu Ali’s martyrdom, Ahmad Sa’dat had got the number one head. They were afraid of him and there was pressure on the [Palestinian] Authority. They captured him with the other five, and they tried them in our own Palestinian court for Za’ifi’s death, and imprisoned all of them for seven years at the Authority’s prison in Jericho, under American guard. In 2007, the Israeli army attacked the prison to restrain those five heroes who accomplished the operation with Ahmad Sa’dat. Of course, the Authority handed them over. They’re still in Israeli prison. Here, there was a letting down by the Authority, you understand? I mean, you’re resisting occupation and then your compatriots imprison you and abandon you.  – Ahmed

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54 Deep and Meaningful Names For Baby Boys

Choosing a baby name for your baby boy can be tough, especially if you want it to be meaningful. Boy names with deep meaning are incredibly beautiful, but it can be tricky to find just the right one. You have to find something that you like, fits your child, and flows with your last name - and, if you're choosing with a partner, something that you both agree on. So if you started brainstorming unique boy names with deep meaning and got stumped, we don't blame you. Luckily, we've rounded up some of our favorite meaningful boy names. Trust us, you're bound to find a winner from this list. From Aaron to Zane, these beautiful boy names with meaning will mesh well with any last name and they all have a unique significance. Whether it's a really cool name like Amell that draws you in or you find something more classic like William, one of these boy names with deep meaning will be perfect for your little one. Related: 117 Unique Names For Girls That Are Both Rare and Timeless Meaningful Boy Baby Names When it comes to finding the most fitting meaningful baby name for your family, there's a lot of variety. Hopefully with this extensive list, we can help ease a little bit of the pressure you may be feeling. We found a mix of powerful boy names, Hebrew boy names, Celtic boy names, boy names that mean words like "fire" and "protector," and more. Ahead, we share some of our favorite unique boy names with deep meanings. * Aaron: Hebrew - Enlightened. * Aiden: Celtic - The sun god; fiery. * Alexander: Greek - Defender of men. * Ambrose: Greek - Immortal. * Amell: German - Power of an eagle. * Amory: German - Leader; divine; brave; powerful. * Andrew: Greek - Strong; manly; courageous. * Anthony: Latin - Priceless. * Asher: Hebrew - Happy or blessed. * Austin: Latin - Majestic dignity. * Azai: Hebrew - Strength. * Aziel: Hebrew - God is my power. * Caelan: Irish - Powerful warrior; victorious people. * Chance: English - Good fortune. * Charlie: English - Free. * David: Hebrew - Beloved. * Edric: English - Power and good fortune. * Edward: English - Wealthy guardian. * Elliot: Hebrew - Lord is my God. * Ethan: Hebrew - Strong; safe; firm. * Eze: African - King. * Ezra: Hebrew - Helper. * Felix: Latin - Happy; fortunate. * Gabriel: Hebrew - Devoted to God; a hero of God; God is my strength. * Hakim: African - The rule or wise. * Henry: German - Ruler of the household. * Ian: Scottish - God is gracious. * Isaac: Hebrew - He will laugh. Related: Salem, Foster, Henrik, and 120 More Unique Boy Names You'll Fall in Love With in 2021 * Isaiah: Hebrew - Salvation of the lord. * Jayce: Greek - Healer. * Jonathan: Hebrew - God gives. * Josiah: Hebrew - Fire of the Lord; healer. * Julian: Latin - Father of the skies. * Kano: Japanese - One's masculine power; capability. * Levi: Hebrew - Joined in harmony. * Liam: Irish - Strong-willed warrior and protector. * Lucas: Latin - Light-giving; illumination. * Magnus: Latin - Greatest. * Mandla: African - Strength. * Matthew: Hebrew - Gift from God. * Maverick: English - Independent. * Miles: Latin - Soldier. * Milo: German - Merciful. * Nathan: Hebrew - He gave. * Ned: English - Wealthy guardian. * Noah: Hebrew - Rest; comfort. * Nolan: Gaelic - A descendant of a chariot fighter or champion; famous; noble. * Oswald: English - Divine power. * Owen: Welsh - Young warrior; well-born; noble. * Robert: German - Bright fame. * Ryan: Irish - Descendent of the king; little king. * Sipho: African - Gift. * William: German - Strong-willed warrior; resolute protection. * Xander: Greek - Protector of men. * Zachary: Hebrew - Remembered by God. * Zane: Hebrew - God's gracious gift. * Zuri: African - Handsome or beautiful. https://www.popsugar.com/family/Meaningful-Baby-Boy-Names-46113129?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=tumblr

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Jumu'ah Khuthbah: 7 July 2023

Alhamdulillah that we live Allah's mercy with every waking moment, now with your Nana and Nanu. Ya Shakur that we empathised with each other like never before! Bismillah to this past week's inspirations...

#1. In my past, I had always felt that Sufism places too much emphasis on overcoming one's nafs / ego. Shaykh Nishaat continued with his gentle provocation where it is not only me but most people that don't truly acknowledge it. However, our Nabi SAW wisely identified the struggle against the nafs as the greatest. The struggle against oneself is incumbent upon every single human being.

It is one struggle that we cannot delay, ignore like many like me in my past, by being blissfully unaware of its role or even bluff ourselves by downplaying it! Only we know the truth about our position in relation to Allah. And only when I couldn't hide with worldly busy-ness as an accident survivor, could I earnestly reflect on it! My accident proves that life is short and Allah gave us free will to be able to discern who the boss of it is, and who isn't!

#2. The struggle of the nafs is incumbent on us so that we know ourselves and for what reason we were created for ... as a representative (khalifa) of Allah. We are therefore representing Allah in life. Everything belongs to Allah and we simply have to surrender through Islam and the Sufi path, ended Shaykh Nishaat's deep echo!

#3. We finally arrived to the profound yet simple insights through Shaykh Taner's appearance on IQRA, a virtual global conference on the translation of the Qur'an. From the onset, he appeared as a natural being un-immersed and un-scripted by presentation notes - which we mureeds, were accustomed to as - relaying "heart-language" ! In fact, he jolted the audience awake by instructing them to smile, by reminding themselves that Allah is loving and soft as Ar-Rauf. Because the plenary were getting lost in the semantics of the infamous difficulties of Qur'an translation; Shaykh Taner reminded the audience that Allah is not stern and vengeful, He is our best friend and means well for us!

This was followed by a description of the decade long and elaborate steps undertaken to achieve this Qur'an translation. He emphasised that what is in thie Qur'an is positivity, love and a belief in Allah's softness and forgiveness. During Q&A, he was able to gently respond to a challenge regarding a chronological presentation of the Qur'an. Shaykh Taner emphasised that it made more sense to instil the awe and love of Allah, as originally revealed, over the spiritual rules that ought to govern humanity.

When asked for an opinion on how Allah through the Qur'an professes that it's simple and easy to relate to, Shaykh Taner proclaimed something that even took me aback:

Allah is simple Himself!

At one point, an audience member conveyed interest in helping Shaykh Taner to distribute his translated version of the Qur'an, and after gaging his intention, Shaykh Taner proclaimed:

I love you man!

And send me your address so that I can send you an unsigned version because it is Allah's words!

#4. Was a serrendipitous encounter by Yasmin Mogahed again! At some point, she said that when we question Allah, it's because we are human. What really took me aback was her identification of a spiritual shortfall of mine, that we should stop expecting perfection. Being close to Allah doesn't mean we are perfect and being perfect is in fact, a toxic myth that we have. Nabi SAW said that all the children of Adam will sin, but the best of them are those that will repent! We can always fix our dis-ease through repentance. We ask Allah for forgiveness because Allah is the most forgiving. We must also ask Allah to help us to do better the next time.

Once we understand that Al-Hakim (the Wise Judge); is planning for us, it's easier to bear difficulties because there is an absolute reason for the way things occur. A little "misfortune" could, in fact, be Allah's saving grace! We ought to be content with Allah's decree, and we must remember that there is wisdom behind everything and there is ease with difficulty. We must assume the best of Allah SWT. Subhana'Allah for the sweet music to my ears, resounding haqq / truth!

#5. It was a peaceful farewell to Spirit who coloured our hearts with possibility thinking; in that we can communicate with animals, Insha'Allah. Alhamdulillah for a life well lived in Spirit's final years, a particularly long lifespan for his kind, Ya Shakur for him perishing as a free spirit!

We also end with gratitude that your Abbu is safe and sound with your Yaaseen Bhai, in George. Insha'Allah they stay that way as they assume my artsy inclination on their shared exploration.

Ya Shakur (for Allah's opening to a fulfilling means of sustenance for Yaaseen Bhai and for the opportunity for Abbu to bond with him, by seeing his new world, including merry cukaloox Nebula!)

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ISLAM 101: Basic Islamic Phrases: Part 2

Islamic Terms

Abdul: This means “Servant of.” Many Muslims like to change their names from non-Muslim names to Muslim names. A favorite choice is Abdul. But who is the person a servant of? You must always have something after “Abdul.” The place to look is in the 99 Names of Allah. Allah has many names, such as Wadud (the Loving), Malik (the King), Rahman (The Merciful), Hakim (the Wise.) Just add one of those after Abdul and you become “The Servant of _______”. (For example: Abdul Khaliq: The Servant of the Creator.) etc…

Adab: Manners and ettiquette.

Adhan: (Athzan) The call to prayer.

Ahl al Kitab: This means the “People of the Book.” Allah uses this term in the Qur'an to refer to the Jews, Christians and any other people who received revelation from an authentic Prophet in the past. Because the Ahl al Kitab lost their revelations and twisted the teachings they had, Allah sent one last Messenger to the world, the Prophet Muhammad. He brought the Qur'an from Allah. The Ahl al Kitab are called to believe in Allah’s last message. To repeat: their own message has been lost or changed so much that there is very little of Allah’s truth left in it. The Bible is not the word of Allah. It is a book made up of people’s writings that was put together by Europeans in the year 325 at Nicea. That’s 300 years after the time of Prophet Jesus (‘Esa).

Akhee: My brother.

Akhirah: The next life or the life after death.

Akhlaq: Your character and behavior or the way you conduct yourself.

Alhumdu lillah: All Praise is for Allah.

‘Alim: A scholar or a learned man. The plural is ‘Ulema.

Allah: The name for God in the Arabic language. (Literally: THE GOD). Muslims prefer to say “Allah” no matter what language they speak because in Arabic it is a stand-alone word. In other words, you can’t make it masculine or feminine, plural or whatever. In English you can change “God” to Gods, Goddesses, Demi-God, etc… There is no way to do that in Arabic to the name, Allah.

Islam teaches that Allah is not a male or a female, nor is He black or white. He is not even a human like us. We cannot percieve what god is because our brains are only limited to percieve matter and time and anything beyond this is not percievable at all. We only use the term “He” when we refer to Him because their is no “it” in Arabic and it seems disrespectful to call Allah an “it” in English. Allah sometimes refers to Himself as “We” or “Us” but don’t be mislead because the reason he says this is because he is the most high and worthy of the highest respect. In many languages, (including English) a single being can call himself a “We” if he wants to so that it emphasizes his power. Allah is everywhere and nowhere. He is never tired and He never needs a “rest.” He is Loving and the upholder of justice and He is the Source of Creation.

Allahu Akbar: “Allah is the Greatest.” This is the universal catch-all phrase of Muslims. When a Muslim shouts, “Takbeer” (Who’s the Greatest!) everyone replies with “Allah Akbar!”

Amir: This means a leader. The Prophet said every group of Muslims must make a leader among them, even if they were only three in number. An Amir is not a dictator and can’t just order people around, however. He must also be elected by the consent of the majority. Because Allah said believers consult each other in their affairs (shura), the Amir must listen to the opinions of the Muslim group and take them seriously. If an Amir begins to clearly go against Islamic teachings, then the Muslims must elect a new one.

Angels: In Arabic they are called the Mala-ika. They are created from light energy. Their only purpose is to serve Allah. They are behind the forces of nature. Some Angels are given the job of watching humans and noting their good and bad deeds for the day of judgment where we will be judged according to what we did in this life and our good and bad deeds will be weighed and whichever is heavier will mean either heaven or hell. Angels can take on physical form, sort of like a hologram, and can appear as humans or whatever.Again we can’t percieve what they look like because our brains cannot think beyond what is on this earth and which is visible to the human eye.Angels are all good and never disobey Allah. They are not male or female. Christianity teaches that some angels went bad and that’s where Satan and the devils came from. Islam teaches that this is not true. Angels are also not people running around in white robes with halos over their head.