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Collected by Muhammad Sajad Ali - webmaster – www.deenislam.co.uk - 10 th December 2009 The One who is the perfection of forgiveness. The One whose forgiving demonstrates excellence, completeness and perfection of forgiveness. From the root gh-f-r which has the following classical Arabic connotations: to cover, veil, conceal, hide to pardon, to forgive, to set aright to cover a thing to protect it from dirt This name is used in the Qur'ân. For example, see 40:3 Note that the root gh-f-r has given rise to three Beautiful Names that are all used in the Qur'ân: Ghaffâr, Ghafûr and Ghâfir. However, only Ghaffâr and Ghafûr were included in the list of 99 Names narrated by Tirmidhi. In Qastalânî's commentary on Bukhârî, it is said that the root gh-f-r means a covering or protection which is either between man and the commission of sin [protecting, or watching over], or between sin and the effects of that sin [forgiving, veiling or concealing]. In al-Nihâyah (a dictionary of hadîth), it is said that Ghâfir refers to the One who protects us from the commission of sins, and that Ghafûr refers to the One who forgives our sins and faults. Sheikh Tosun Bayrak portrays the differences as: ... al-Ghâfir, the veiler of our faults from the eyes of other men; al-Ghafûr, who keeps the knowledge of our faults even from the angels; and al-Ghaffâr who relieves us from the suffering of continual remembrance of our faults. The Arabic word astaghfirullâh (sometimes written as astghfrallâh, estagfurullâh or estaferallâh) is from this same gh-f-r root, and is an invocation of Divine Protection having a range of possible connotations that include Allâh please forgive me, Allâh please hide away my faults, Allâh please watch over me and protect me from faults. In the lexicon and commentary Tâj al-'Arûs it is mentioned that truly asking for forgiveness must be by both word and deed, not by the tongue alone. The names Ghafûr, Ghaffâr and Ghâfir denote forgiving or protecting, while 'Afûw indicates complete removal or obliteration of the condition. (Also written as al-ghafur, al-ghafoor, the Forgiving, ya ghafur, ya ghafoor) 35. Ash-Shakur-The Thankful, The Most Grateful, The Most Appreciative, The Rewarder of Good Works The Appreciative. He who gratefully rewards good deeds.The One who gives a lot of reward for a little obedience. 42
Collected by Muhammad Sajad Ali - webmaster – www.deenislam.co.uk - 10 th December 2009 YA SHAKURU: O Appreciative One! If your life is hard and painful, you should wash your face with water over which you have repeated this Name forty-nine times; you will then achieve your goals. Read this name daily 41 times for any difficulties - financial, physical, spiritual, mental et. Insha- Allah, deliverance will be granted soon. If a person is in very problem or has different kind of pain he should read this name 41 times everyday and God will bless him. The One who is most thankful for righteousness and bestows great rewards for good deeds. The One who gratefully gives large rewards, even for a small amount of good work. The One who acknowledges and bountifully rewards all acts of goodness, thankfulness and praise. The One who frequently and greatly approves, rewards and forgives. From the root sh-k-r which has the following classical Arabic connotations: to praise or commend for a benefit or benefits to acknowledge beneficence to offer thanks, acknowledgement to be thankful, grateful to produce, supply, give forth bountifully This name is used in the Qur'ân. For example, see 35:30 (Also written as al-shakur, al-shakoor, ash-shakur, ash-shakoor, the Most Grateful: ya shakur, ya shakoor) 36. -Al-’Ali-The Most High,The Exalted, The One who is clear from the attributes of the creatures. YA °ALIYU: O Most High! Improvement comes with constant invocation of this name; if fortune's door is closed, it will be opened, and travelers will soon reach home again. Anyone who reads this Ism daily and constantly, and keeps with him a written copy of it, will be exalted, granted affluence and all his desires will be fulfilled Insha-Allah. Any person who keeps this name with him written on a paper and reads this name as much as he can God will give hima high place and happiness. The One Who is above and exceeds all others. The Most High, above whom there is nothing higher. The One whose rank and station are the Most High. The One who is above and surpasses all that has ever been, all that there now is, and all that shall ever be. From the root 'a-l-w which has the following classical Arabic connotations: 43
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