Sufi Introduction to the 99 Names of Allah and sufi ... - Deen islam

Collected by Muhammad Sajad Ali - webmaster – www.deenislam.co.uk - 10 th December 2009
The name Sabûr is not specifically used as a Beautiful Name in the Qur'ân.
Mankind's share of this attribute is the bountiful reward bestowed upon those who patiently
persevere in overcoming the trials, lusts and errors of this world.
Sheikh Tosun Bayrak writes of al-Sabûr:
The meaning of Islam is submission; to forego one's appetites, desires and will in the favor of the
will of Allâh. To be able to submit, one has to be patient. In Islam, patience is a sign of faith...
Related names:
Halîm is the patience that arises from a sense of deep serenity, lenience, calm deliberation.
Sabûr is the patience that arises by self-restraint, enduring something without complaint.
(Also written as al-sabur, al-saboor, as-sabur, as-saboor, the Most Patient: ya sabur, ya saboor)
Allah's 99 Divine Attributes and extra Attributes taken from Quran and Hadith
The Divine Names Related to Existence
Mawjûd: The Existing
Al- Kâ'in: The One Who Is
Ath-Thâbit: The One Whose Existence is Firm
Al-Haqq: The Truly Real
The Divine Names Related to Eternity
Al-Qadîm: The Timelessly Eternal
Al-Azalî: The Pre-Eternal
Al-Awwal, Al-Akhir: The First and the Last
Al-Bâqî: The Abiding
Ad-Dâ'im: The Everlasting
Al-Abadî: The Post-Eternal
As- Sarmadî: The Constant
Al-Wârith: The Inheritor
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