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Collected by Muhammad Sajad Ali - webmaster – www.deenislam.co.uk - 10 th December 2009 The Subduer. He who dominates all things, and prevails upon them to do whatever He wills. One Who Has Control Over All Things, The Subduer who has the perfect Power and is not unable over anything. YA QAHHARU: O Subduer! This invocation helps one to subdue the desires of the flesh, ridding the heart of worldly attachment and leading to inner peace. The recitation of this Name also affords protection against cruel injustice. One who is fully inclined towards this world should say this Ism continuously; If Allah wills, he will be freed from the love of this world and, instead, Allah's love will become inborn in his heart. Any person who is despartily involved in the worldly things reads this name as much as he can God will remove the love for the world and produce his love in his heart. The One who prevails over all of creation. The One who overcomes all obstacles. The One who is victorious over any opposition. The One whose will is irresistible. The One who is dominant. The Ever-Dominating One. The One who is master of all. The One to whom all submit. From the root q-h-r which has the following classical Arabic connotations: to overcome, conquer to overpower, master to dominate over, prevail to subdue, subjugate, to compel against one's wishes This name is used in the Qur'ân. For example, see 39:4 The names Qahhâr (ever-dominating, overpowering) and Latîf (subtle, refined) are sometimes used together to honor and appreciate the opposing, yet complementary, ways of the One. Related names: Qawî - Strong - the One who is all-mighty and possesses inexhaustible strength. Matîn - Firm - the One whose nature it is to be firm, determined and steadfast. Qahhâr - Dominator - the One who dominates, conquers, overpowers Muqtadir - Determiner - the One who uses supreme power to enforce whatever Divine wisdom decrees or decides. (Also written as al-qahhar, al-qahhaar, the Conqueror: ya qahhar, ya qahhaar,) 16. Al-Wahhab, the Bestower, The Donor,The Most Liberal Bestower, The Great Giver, The Giver of Gifts The Bestower. He who constantly bestows blessings of every kind. The Giver Of All Things, The One who is Generous in giving plenty without any return. 26
Collected by Muhammad Sajad Ali - webmaster – www.deenislam.co.uk - 10 th December 2009 YA WAHHABU: O Bestower! If you repeat this seven times after making a supplication, your plea will be accepted. If one has a particular wish, or is held captive by an enemy, or finds it hard to make ends meet, one should invoke this Name one hundred times after midnight on three or seven nights (following ablution and a ritual prayer of two cycles). Allah will then grant whatever one needs. A poverty-stricken person should say this Ism constantly: or write it and keep it on him (as a taweez) or say it 40 times in the last sajdah of salat-Duha (Chast in urdu ):... Insha-Allah he will be freed from poverty in an unexpected and amazing manner. For a particular need to be fulfilled, observe sajdah thrice in the courtyard of the house or majid and then lift the hands (as in Dua) and say this Ism 100 times: If Allah wills, the need will be fulfilled. If a person really wants somethig so he should do three sajda's in his house's yard and raise his hands and read this name 100 times God will give him his desired need. The One who continually bestows gifts, favors and blessings upon all of creation. The One who is the most generous and liberal giver. The One who gives freely and endlessly, without expectation of any return. From the root w-h-b which has the following classical Arabic connotations: to give for no compensation, to give as a gift to donate, to offer as a present, bestow to give liberally and freely to grant, endow to cause something to be This name is used in the Qur'ân. For example, see 3:8 With regard to mankind's role in giving, Abû Hâmid al-Ghazâlî notes that: Whoever bestows gifts with an eye to some interest to be realized by it sooner or later, be it appreciation, affection or release from blame, or or acquiring distinction of mention - he is neither a giver nor generous, but rather engaged in transaction and recompense. ... But the one who sacrifices all he owns, even his life, for the sake of God alone - such a one is worthy of being named giver and generous. (Also written as: al-wahhab, al-wahhaab, the Great Giver: ya wahhab, ya wahhaab) 17. Ar-Razzaq-The Provider, the Sustainer, The Providence, The Supplier, The Bestower of Sustenance The Provider. He who provides all things useful to His creatures. YA RAZZAQU: O Provider! The gates of providence are open for those who constantly repeat this glorious Name. Anyone who blow in all four corners of his house after saying this Name 10 times in each corner before Fajr, Allah will open for him the doors of rizq (sustenance); sicknesses and poverty will never enter his home. Note: Begin from the right-hand corner while facing the Qiblah. If a person 27
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