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Collected by Muhammad Sajad Ali - webmaster – www.deenislam.co.uk - 10 th December 2009 to be free from wants or needs to be self-sufficient to be able to do without help from others to be content, satisfied to be rich, wealthy The name Mughnî is not specifically used as a Beautiful Name in the Qur'ân. Ghanî , from the same gh-n-y root, denotes the One whose essential nature is independence, selfsufficiency and supreme wealth. Mughnî denotes specific deeds done by the One in bestowing wealth. (Also written as al mughni, al-mughnee, al mughniy, the Enricher: ya mughni, ya mughnee, ya mughniy) 90. Al-Mâni- The Preventer, The Protector, The Defender, The Hinderer The Supporter who protects and gives victory to His pious believers. YA MANI°U; O Preventer! Those who invoke this Name will enjoy peace and har¬mony in their married life.If one has any dispute with one's spouse, one should recite this name 20 times while lying down on the bed; if Allah wills, the dispute will be settled and instead, love and affection will result. The constant reciter of this ism will be safeguarded against all calamities Insha-Allah. Any person who reads this name 100 times at the night of Friday he will be prevented form all the dangers. he One who averts harm, physical or spiritual. The One who guards from harmful situations. The One who prevents undesirable actions. The One who impedes or hinders wrongful action. The One who stops one thing from harming another. From the root m-n-' which has the following classical Arabic connotations: to prevent, hinder, hold back, restrain, deny to impede, resist to forbid, refuse, prohibit to guard, defend, protect The name Mâni' is not specifically used as a Beautiful Name in the Qur'ân. Names related to Watching and Protecting: Hafîz refers to the One who remembers and preserves to keep things from being lost or forgotten. Wakîl refers to the One who is the trusted administrator of all matters. Raqîb refers to the One who watches and observes. 84
Collected by Muhammad Sajad Ali - webmaster – www.deenislam.co.uk - 10 th December 2009 Mâni' refers to the One who protects and defends against harmful situations. (Also written as al-mani, al-maani, the preventer: ya mani, ya maani) 91. Ad-Dârr- The Distresser, The afflictor, Bringer of Adversity, The Correcter, The Balancer, The Punisher The Distresser. He who creates things that cause pain and injury.,One Who Can Cause Loss,The One who makes harm reach to whoever He willed. YA DARRU: O Distresser! If this Name is invoked, on Friday nights, by those who have fallen to the bottom of the scale, they will rise to higher status. Anyone who says this name 100 tmes on the eve of Jumu'ah will be safeguarded against all physical and spiritual calamities. This will also draw him near to Allah - if Allah so wishes. The One whose wisdom may choose to use forceful corrections. The One who creates adversity or distress in order to discourage or correct wrongful behavior. The One whose wisdom may use situations that have an outward appearance of being harmful. From the root d-r-r which has the following classical Arabic connotations: to have an opinion that is opposing to apply forceful correction to do an act that is disliked to make inconvenient, annoy, distress to cause adversity, afflict to harm, injure, hurt The name Dârr is not specifically used as a Beautiful Name in the Qur'ân. Nâfi' (creator of good) is the opposite of Dârr (distresser) The names Dârr and Nâfi' are often used together to acknowledge the way that balance and harmony are established and maintained. These opposing attributes are often inseparable, since that which is the sweetest nectar to one person may be bitter poison to another. Such opposites help to make one aware that every action accomplishes some purpose and is, in the grand scheme of things, subservient to the all-knowing hand of Allâh, through whom balance and harmony are created and maintained... even if we don't understand. Abû Hâmid al-Ghazâlî wrote: Do not suppose that poison kills or harms by itself.... or that kings or men or satan, or any creature, are capable of good or evil, benefit or harm, by themselves. For all of these are subservient causes from which nothing proceeds except that for which they were utilized. There is a grand intelligence who has a plan that is beyond our understanding, and these pairs of opposites serve to remind us to constantly focus our attention on the glory of the One, regardless of 85
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Sufic Introduction to the 99 attrib
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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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Wird example of Ya-Latifu 100, 1,00
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