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Collected by Muhammad Sajad Ali - webmaster – www.deenislam.co.uk - 10 th December 2009 YA-‗AFUWU- O Pardoner! Those who often invoke this Name will have all theirsins forgiven. Allah will forgive the one who recites this name of All abundantly Any person who reads this name as many times as he can God will forgive him for hi sins. The One who blots out and leaves no trace of any sin or fault. The One who passes over and absolves any fault. The One who removes and obliterates all traces of wrong actions. The One who can make any sin, error or fault disappear. From the root 'a-f-a which has the following classical Arabic connotations: to forgive, pardon to pass over, forgo, absolve to obliterate all traces, efface, remove to kill-off, allow to die to turn away from punishing, not see, annul to make unapparent, imperceptible to give spontaneously, to give without constraint to give more than what is due This name is used in the Qur'ân. For example, see 4:99 The words Ghafûr and Ghaffâr denote simply forgiving or protecting, while 'Afûw indicates complete removal or obliteration of the condition. The classical Arabic dictionary Taj al-Arûs offers a beautiful metaphor wherein 'afûw is said to be like the desert wind completely obliterating footprints in the sand. Abû Hâmid al-Ghazâlî wrote: Man's share in this name should be clear: he should be one who excuses everyone who harms him, doing good for him instead, just the same as he sees God most high doing good in this world to the disobedient as well as the disbeliever, rather than bring them swiftly to punishment. 'Afûw and Muntaqim are complementary attributes. 'Afûw is the forgiver, while Muntaqim is the avenger. (Also written as al-afuw, al-afoo, al-afoow, al-afu, al-afuww, al-affuw, or al-afuwwun, the Most Forgiving: ya afuw, ya afoo, ya afoow, ya afu, ya afuww, ya affuw, or ya afuwwun) 83. ar-ra'ûf- The Most Kind, The Tenderly Merciful, The Clement and Compassionate The Kind. He who is very Compassionate, The One with extreme Mercy. The Mercy of Allah is His will to endow upon whoever He willed among His creatures. YA-RAUFU- O Kind One! Great is the good fortune of those who invoke this Name, One who desires that the entire creation becomes affectionate towards him and vice versa should recite this name repeatedly, Anyone who desires that his anger be subdued, should recite first Salawaat (i.e. Durood) 10 times. Alternatively, if someone recites it as given above, and blows on an angry man, 78
Collected by Muhammad Sajad Ali - webmaster – www.deenislam.co.uk - 10 th December 2009 his anger will soon be subdued Insha-Allah. Any person who reads this name 10 times with durood sharif also reading it 10 times will soon get rid of his anger. The One who bestows boundless clemency, tenderness and affection. The One who shows the utmost compassion, pity and tender mercy. The One whose gentleness, kindness and mercy are beyond understanding. From the root r-a'-f which has the following classical Arabic connotations: to be kind, gentle, clement to be merciful, compassionate to show pity to show tenderness This name is used in the Qur'ân. For example, see 22:65 The term Ra'ûf indicates tender affection and is regarded as the utmost mercy and compassion, the ultimate limit of ar-Rahîm. The meaning is similar to ar-Rahîm, but focuses attention on the utmost tenderness, kindness and affection which accompanies the outpouring of mercy and compassion. (Also written as al-ra'uf, ar-ra'uf, al-ra'oof, ar-ra'oof, al-rauf, ar-rauf, al-raoof, ar-raoof, the Most Kind and Affectionate: ya ra'uf, ya ra'oof, ya rauf, ya raoof ) 84. Mâlik-Ul-Mulk- The Master of the Kingdom, Owner of All Sovereignty, Lord of Absolute Ruling Power, Possessor Off Sovereignty The Lord of Sovereignty. He who is the Eternal Owner of Sovereignty.The One who controls the Dominion and gives dominion to whoever He willed. The Ruler of the Kingdom, king of the Universe. YA MALIKA'L-MULK: O Lord of Sovereignty! One who often invokes this Name will be mighty among men.The constant reader of Ya-Malikal-Mulku will be granted wealth, self sufficiency and independence. Insha-Allah. Any person who always reads this name he will never have to let down in front of others. The One who is sole owner, possessor and ruler of all kingdoms. The One whose ruling power and authority have no limit. The One who possesses all authority to act in any manner, at any time, in any way. The One who is lord and master over all worlds, whether manifest or un-manifest. The One who has all mastery and authority to decide what shall be created, what shall be sustained and what shall be cease to be. From the root m-l-k which has the following classical Arabic connotations: to possess, to own exclusively to exercise authority to command to have power over, command, reign to have dominion over, to have ruling power 79
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Sufic Introduction to the 99 attrib
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Bismillah The exalted Creator is sa
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3. Baqa:- Existence to all eternity
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Example of Abjad from Alah’s Name
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