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Collected by Muhammad Sajad Ali - webmaster – www.deenislam.co.uk - 10 th December 2009 Abû Hâmid al-Ghazâlî wrote: ... those who have the greatest share in this name are those who insist first of all on justice from themselves for others, ... but forebear demanding it from another for themselves. (Also written as al muqsit, the Just: ya muqsit) 87. AL-Jami' - The Gatherer, The comprehensive, The Uniter, The Collector, The Assembler The Gatherer. He who brings together what He wills, when He wills, where He wills.The One who gathers the creatures on a day that there is no doubt about, that is the Day of Judgment. YA JAMI"U: O Gatherer! One who invokes this Name will quickly find a thing thai he has lost.If anyone's family or relatives are scattered he should bath at the time of salat Duha (Cahst) and lifting the gaze towards the heavens say this Ism 10 times. But this should be enumerated with each reading, one finger should be closed until all ten fingers are closed. Thereafter the hands should be passed across the face (as when completing dua). By doing so the dispersed members of his family will soon come together Insha-Allah. This name can be read for true love. The One who reconciles and unites. The One who gathers together that which had been dispersed. The One who assembles and arranges. The One who composes, arranges and connects together. From the root j-m-' which has the following classical Arabic connotations: to collect, gather up to congregate, gather together to draw together, muster to reconcile, to connect together, combine to form a connection between, union to compose, arrange, resolve or settle something This name is used in the Qur'ân. For example, see 3:9 (Also written as al-jami, al-jaami, the Gatherer: ya jami, ya jaami) 88. Al-Ghanî-The Self-Sufficient, The Wealthy, The Independent One The Self-Sufficient. He who is infinitely Rich and completely Independent.Free From Need, The One who does not need the creation. YA GHANlYU: O Self-Sufficient! One who invokes this glorious Name will achieve contentment.If anyone says this Ism 70 times daily, Allah will grant him barakah (adundance) in his wealth and selfsufficiency Insha-Allah. anyone involved in any physical or spiritual sickness or any difficulty at all, should say this beautiful name abundantly and then blow relieved of his difficulty Insha-Allah. Any person who reads this name 70 times God will give him profit. 82
Collected by Muhammad Sajad Ali - webmaster – www.deenislam.co.uk - 10 th December 2009 The One who is self-sufficient. The One without need of anything. The One who transcends all needs. The One who is completely satisfied. The One who is free from any wants. The One who is free from any dependence. The One who flourishes without help or aid of any sort, yet who is needed by all. The One upon whose wealth and riches all others depend. From the root gh-n-y which has the following classical Arabic connotations: to be free from wants or needs to be self-sufficient, independent to be able to do without help from others to be content, satisfied to be rich, wealthy, flourishing This name is used in the Qur'ân. For example, see 6:133 Ghanî denotes the One whose essential nature is independence, self-sufficiency and supreme wealth. Mughnî is from this same gh-n-y root and denotes specific deeds done by the One in bestowing wealth. (Also written as al-ghaniy, al-ghani, al-ghanee, al-ghanii, the Self-Sufficient, ya ghaniy, ya ghani, ya ghanee, ya ghanii) 89. Al-Mughanî- The Enricher, The Bestower of Wealth, The Fulfiller of Needs The Enrichcer. He who enriches whom He will.The One who satisfies the necessities of the creatures. Supplier Of Needs To Others. YA MUGHNlYU: O Enricher! One who invokes this Name, ten times on eachof ten Fridays, will become independent of others.Anyone who reads the Salawat (Duraad) 11 times before and 11 times after this time 1111 times, he will be granted both material as well as spirtual wealth - if Allah wills. This should be done either after Fajr or Esha Solat. But the surah Mussammil should also be recited with it The Enricher The One who gives wealth abundantly. The One who provides all that is needed. The One whose wealth fulfills all needs. The One who enriches all of creation. The One who creates all appearances of independence or self-sufficiency. The One who bestows satisfaction and contentment. The One who bestows spiritual wealth. From the root gh-n-y which has the following classical Arabic connotations: 83
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