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Collected by Muhammad Sajad Ali - webmaster – www.deenislam.co.uk - 10 th December 2009 If this Ism is written on paper, and soaked in water and then the same water sprinkled on anything or rubbed onto something, then th quality of "barakah" will be imparted to such a thing and it will be safeguarded against all calamities. The One who is kind, gracious and serene in all situations. The One who is calm and deliberate, never hasty, even with the rebellious and wrongdoers. The One whose manner is lenient and mild. The One who gives us the opportunity and situations to learn to be kind, gracious and patient. From the root h-l-m which has the following classical Arabic connotations: to be forbearing, mild, lenient, clement to be forgiving, gentle, deliberate to be leisurely in manner, not hasty to be calm, serene to manage one's temper to exhibit moderation This name is used in the Qur'ân. For example, see 22:59 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-halim, al-haleem, al-haliim, the Most Serene: ya halim, ya haleem) 33. Al-’Azim- The Great, Mighty- The Supreme Glory, The Mighty Splendor, The Most Grand, The Magnificent. He who is Most Splendid.The One deserving the attributes of Exaltment, Glory, Extolment, and Purity from all imperfection. YA 'AZIMU: O Magnificent One! Love and respect will attend those who frequently invoke this glorious Name.The reciter of this Beautiful name of Allah will be graced with grate honour and dignity and respect Insha-Allah. If a person writes this name on a piece of paper and then washes it with water and splits that water on the thing he wants to be blessed God will bless him with that thing. The One who is greatest, mightiest, grandest and above all. The One who is of the greatest importance. The One who is magnificent, vast and most revered. The One who is of perfect and absolute greatness. 40
Collected by Muhammad Sajad Ali - webmaster – www.deenislam.co.uk - 10 th December 2009 From the root 'a-z-m which has the following classical Arabic connotations: to be great, large, big to be vast, huge, enormous to be great in rank, importance or dignity to be imposing, powerful, superior to be magnificent, honored, revered, sublime to be immense, stupendous, lofty to be above imperfection This name is used in the Qur'ân. For example, see 2:255 Note that the letter z sounds nothing at all like the English letter z, but rather is a open-jaw "th" sound. Related names: Jalîl is considered to be greatness in attributes. Kabîr denotes the One whose essence is greatness. Azîm is greatness in both attributes and self. Mutakabbir is an empathic form which denotes actively using rights, privileges, rank and attributes that are above and beyond the rights of everyone else. (Also written as al-'azhim, al-'athim, al-azim, al-athim, al-azeem, al-aziim, the Supreme Glory: ya 'azhim, ya 'athim, ya azim, ya athim, ya azeem, ya aziim) 34. Al-Ghafoor-The Forgiving, The Forgiver of Sins and Faults, The Perfectly Forgiving, The Pardoner The One who forgives a lot. YA GHAFURU: O All-Forgiving One! The constant invocation of this glorious Name will bring relief to those who suffer from fever and migraine, or who experience grief and sorrow. One who repeats this mane frequently, all his maladies, sorrow and grief will be removed Insha-Allah. Moreover Allah will give barakah in his wealth and offspring. It is related in a Hadith that anyone who says thrice Ya Rab Aghfirly Al-Ghafur while in sajdah, Allah will forgive all his past sins and any sins that may commit in the future. Any person who reads this name as much as he can God will prevent him from all pains, sadness and bless with good children and money and it has been said in a Hadees that a person who reads this name "YA RAB AGFARLY" while being in sajda God will bless all his sins done before and now. The One who completely forgives our sins and faults. The One who accepts repentance and pardons sins and faults. The One who veils or forgives our faults and sins such that they are not seen by anyone else, not even the angels. 41
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