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 Mu'izz is not specifically used as a Beautiful Name in the Qur'ân.
The name al-'Azîz (mighty) is also from this same '-z-z root.
Mu'izz (honorer) is the opposite of Mudhill (dishonorer).
Mu'izz (honorer) is similar to, but much more more intensive and glorious than, Râfi' (uplifter).
(Also written as al-muizz, al-muiz, the honorer: ya muizz, ya muiz)
25. Al-Muzil-The Abaser, the Degrader, the Subduer, Giver Of Dishonour, The Disgracer, The
Humiliator
The Dishonorer, He who degrades and abases. Degrades whoever he willed, hence there is no
one to give him esteem.
YA MUDHILLU: O Dishonorer! To those who wish to be safe from cruel and envious people, Allah will
grant protection after they have invoked this Name 75 times.
Whoever makes dua for protection after saying this Ism 75 times, Allah will protect him from the
evils of envious person, oppressors and enemie. Insha-Allah. If there is a particular enemy who one
fears then after saying the name in the manner mentioned above, one may observe sajdah, "O
Allah! Protect me from the evils of xyz." Any person who reads this name 75 times and then pray
in while being in sajda God will prevent him from all his enemies and if a person has a special
enemy he should take his name and pray that God should prevent him from that enemy.
The One who gives invincible strength and honor.
The One who grants honor and power. The One who strengthens and glorifies.
The One who makes it possible for someone or something to be respected, cherished and mighty.
From the root '-z-z which has the following classical Arabic connotations:
to be mighty, potent, strong, powerful
to be high, elevated, noble, exalted
to be honorable, noble, glorious, illustrious
to be indomitable, invincible
to be respected, cherished, dear
to be scarce, rare, precious, unattainable
The name Mu'izz is not specifically used as a Beautiful Name in the Qur'ân.
The name al-'Azîz (mighty) is also from this same '-z-z root.
Mu'izz (honorer) is the opposite of Mudhill (dishonorer).
Mu'izz (honorer) is similar to, but much more more intensive and glorious than, Râfi' (uplifter).
(Also written as al-muizz, al-muiz, the honorer: ya muizz, ya muiz)
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