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CONTENTS – NAMES OF ALLAH

HOW MUCH DO YOU KNOW ABOUT ALLAH, OUR CREATOR?

• AL-‘ADL
• AL-‘AFUW
• AL-AKHIR
• AHKAM
• AL-HAKIMEEN
• AL-‘ALEEM
• AL-‘ALEE AL-‘ASIM
• AL-‘ADHEEM
• AL-‘AZEEZ
• AL-BA‘ITH
• AL-BAQI
• AL-BARI’
• AL-BASEER
• AL- BASIT
• AL-BATIN
• AL- BADEE‘
• AL-BARR
• AL-JAMI‘
• AL-JABBAR
• AD-DA‘I
• AD-DAFI`
• AD-DARR
• AR-RAHMAN
• AR-RAHEEM
• AL-AWWAL
• AL-FALIQ
• AL-FASIL
• AL-FATIR
• AL- FATTAH
• AL-GHAFFAR
• AL-GHANI
• AL-KHABEER
• AL-HADI
• AL-KHAFIDH
• AL-HAFEEDH
• AL-HAKIM
• AL-HAKEEM
• AL-HAQQ
• AL-KHALIQ
• AL-HALEEM
• AL-HAMEED
• AL-HASEEB
• AL-HAYY
• AL-QABIDH
• AL-QABIL
• AL- QADEE
• AL- QADEEM AL-QADEER AL-KAFI
• AL-QAHHAR AL-QA’IM AL-QAREEB AL-QASIM AL-QAWEE AL-KABEER AL-KAREEM AL-QUDDUS AL-LATEEF AL-MAKIR
• MALIK YAWM AD-DEEN MALIK AL-MULK
• AL-MAJEED AL-MALJA AL-MALIK AL-MATEEN AL-MAWLA
• AL-MU’ AKHKHIR / AL-MUQADDEEM AL-MU`ADHDHIB AL-MUHEET
• AL-MUDHHEEK/AL-MUBKI AL-MUWAFFEE
• AL-MUHSEE AL-MUHSIN AL-MUHEE
• AL-MUQALLIB AL-MUKMIL AL-MUQTADIR AL-MUNTAQIM
• AL-MUSAWWIR AL-MUBASHSHIR AL-MUBAYYIN AL-MUDABBIR AL-MU’MIN
• AL-MUJEEB
• AL-MUHAYMIN AL-MUTA‘ALEE AL-MUTAKABBIR AL-MUSAWWIR AL-MUSTI`AN
• AL-MUTAHHIR AL-MUYASSIR AL-MUZAKKEE AL-MUZAYYIN AL-MUDHHILL AL-MUGHNEE AN-NASIR
• AN-NUR
• RABB AL-`ALIMEEN AR-RAFI‘
• AR-RAHMAN AR-RAHEEM AR-RAQEEB
• AR-RA‘UF AR-RAZZAQ AS-SAMAD AS-SADIQ AS-SA’IQ
• AS-SANI‘ AS-SALAM AS-SAMEE‘
• ASH-SHAFEE ASH-SHAFI‘ ASH-SHARIH ASH-SHAHEED ASH-SHAKUR AT-TAWWAB AL-WAHID
• AL-WARITH
• AL-WASI‘ AL-WADUD
• AL-WAHHAB
• AL-WAKEEL AL-WALEE
• DHU AL-JALAL WA AL-IKRAM
• AZ-ZAHIR

HOW MUCH DO YOU KNOW ABOUT ALLAH, OUR CREATOR?

Who created you? Who granted you your body, your eyes, or the color of your hair? Who determined the shape of your body or the color of your eyes? Who created all other people, the heavens, Earth, and every living being in between? Who determined the order of the planets, the Sun, and the stars in the depths of space?

Your answers to all these questions will be the same: “Allah.” When asked to other people, they will also answer: “Allah.” Indeed, Allah informs us in the Qur’an that people will confess this fact, as follows:

If you ask them: “Who created the heavens and Earth and made the Sun and Moon subservient?” They will say: “Allah.” So how have they been deluded [away from the truth]? (Surat al-‘Ankabut, 29:61)

So, how well do you know our Creator, Who planned you and the entire universe with a delicate equilibrium? Are you aware that He sees and hears you every moment and knows your every act? Where do you think Allah is? Did He create you and then leave you to your own devices? Does He tell you how to live? Can you see Him? Has anyone talked with Him? What other creatures did He create? What kind of a life does He promise after death?

No doubt, many similar questions may be raised and you may answer them in your own way. While doing so, you will rely on what you have learned from your family or relatives, the people surrounding you, or the books you have read. Well, have you ever wondered if their answers are correct?

Everyone may put forward different views about Allah. Conditioned by his education, a philosopher may formulate a definition that relies on his favorite philosophers’ views. A housewife who is truly ignorant of Allah believes in what she hears from her neighbors. A writer who writes about Allah may have received no theological training or even not know a single verse of the Qur’an, His final revelation to humanity. Yet anybody who reads his book considers its every line as if it were absolutely correct, internalizes it, and, with great confidence, tells it to other people. The majority of people never wonder if what they have heard is incorrect or mistaken.

We need to remember that humanity is fallible and, therefore, people may act ignorantly. For this reason, in our endeavor to know Allah, we turn to the Qur’an, the most reliable and unique source, the just Book in which Allah explains everything a person needs to know. When we refer to it for the answer to the above questions, we see that Allah is everywhere.

He is nearer to you than your jugular vein, witnesses and sees everything you do, hears every word you utter, knows your innermost prayer, and is beside you at every moment. Furthermore, Allah talks to His servants with whom He wishes to speak. For instance, the Qur’an relates that He talked to Prophet Musa (as) and preferred him to all other human beings alive at that time. Allah also created angels and jinn, as well as the afterlife, where each individual will have an eternal existence in the Hereafter. Allah also explains how we should live in order to attain Paradise after death.

This book, written to introduce you Allah, seeks to replace the vague, flawed, and insignificant information that you may have acquired over the years with the genuine faith described in the Qur’an so that you may come  to know Allah, the All-Mighty, better and draw nearer to Him. Allah introduces Himself to humanity through the Qur’an He sent down 1,400 years ago and informs us of His beautiful names. The various examples and explanations contained therein display Allah’s infinite wisdom, intelligence, and artistry.

The verses provided under each of Allah’s names are from Allah, Who mentions and then explains that particular name. Under each name, you will find concise explanations reflecting the viewpoints that will remind you of some details about the name in question. Although these explanations are inadequate, for many volumes could be written about just one of His names, we will limit ourselves to concise ponderings that will broaden the reader’s viewpoint.

The Names of Allah only conveys what is written in the Qur’an, for we have no knowledge about His names other than what He teaches us. Those that are out of our knowledge are, as is the case with everything else, in our Lord’s Sight:

They said: “Glory be to You! We have no knowledge except what You have taught us. You are the All-Knowing, the All-Wise.” (Surat al-Baqara, 2:32)

AL-‘ADL The Just, The Equitable – NAMES OF ALLAH

O You who believe! Show integrity for the sake of Allah, bearing witness with justice. Do not let hatred for a people incite you into not being just. Be just. That is closer to piety. Have fear [and awareness] of Allah. Allah is aware of what you do. (Surat al-Ma’ida, 5:8)

Allah is the most just judge. As His order encompasses the universe, He will show His justice to His servants both in this world and beyond. All the acts of Allah, Who is All-Seeing, All-Knowing, and All-Aware, are for a divine purpose and are just.

Allah will judge all of each person’s deeds according to His justice. Allah informs us that those who engage in violence will be punished and that even a single good word will be rewarded. He will manifest His infinite justice in the Hereafter.

The difficulties that unbelievers make for Prophets and believers, as well as their slanderous accusations and sins, will not remain unanswered. All of these difficulties, which raise believers’ ranks in Paradise, lead unbelievers to the lowest level of the Fire. On the Day of Judgment, Allah will set up the Just Balance, and no soul will be wronged in any way. Allah will call them to account by ending the time that He has granted them. Given that Allah, the All-Knowing, keeps His promise, all people will see the consequences of their wrong actions in the Hereafter. Thus, unbelievers will be punished severely, while those who remained true to Allah will be rewarded most bountifully. In one verse, Allah states the following:

Those who pledge their allegiance to you [the Prophet] pledge allegiance to Allah. Allah’s hand is over their hands. He who breaks his pledge only breaks it against himself. But as for him who fulfils the contract he has made with Allah, We will pay him an immense reward. (Surat al-Fath, 48:10)

There is an important point to consider here: While pondering over His justice, do not compare it with the human concept of justice, for a faithless person, while passing judgment, may well comply with his whims and desires, remain under the influence of his feelings, or forget what has been done. Most importantly, one never knows what is in the other party’s mind. But Allah, Who never errs or forgets, has assigned angels for every person in order to observe and record each of their acts and thoughts. In brief, Allah holds each person’s soul in His hand. The Qur’an also reveals that our Lord, Who gives the best judgment, is infinitely just:

On the Day We summon every people with their records, those who are given their Book in their right hand will read their Book and will not be wronged by even the smallest speck. (Surat al- Isra’, 17:71)

In the Hereafter, Allah will pay back all of the wrongdoing and plots hatched against believers. In this life, He may grant the unbelievers many blessings (e.g., wealth and possessions), yet these will only lead them to more evil. In the Qur’an, Allah states that believers must not be attracted to such blessings, for when compared with what awaits them in the Hereafter, the benefits of this short life are insignificant, especially when the infinite punishment of Hell awaits unbelievers.

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