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
to bear witness
to offer testimony
to have knowledge of, to experience
to be present with
This name is used in the Qur'ân. For example, see 85:9
(Also written as al-shahid, al-shaheed, ash-shahid, ash-shaheed, the Testifier: ya shahid, ya
shaheed)
51. Al-Haqq-The Truth, The Reality, The Just and Correct, The Truly Existing
.He whose being endures unchangingly.The One who truly exists.
YA HAQQU: O Truth! If you have lost something, you will find it by invoking this Name.Anyone
whose family member is missing or has absconded or anyone whose belongings are stolen should
inscribe Al-haq all 4 corners of a square paper and at the time of Sehri place such paper on his
palms and lift it towards the heavens and make dua. Soon will the missing person return or the
stolen goods be recovered free from any harm or damage Insha-Allah. If a perosn writes this name
on a square piece of paper on its every side and then in the morning keeps that paper in his palm
and raises his hands and prays to God he willget back the missing thing or person without any loss
or misshappen.
The One who is the truth, the real, and the truly-existing. The One whose essence is the only
substance and the only reality.
The One whose essence is wisdom, justice, right, rightness. The One who is just, right, proper,
correct. The One whose existence is undeniable.
The One who acts in accord with the needs of every situation. The One through whom all
righteousness, justice, and truth are revealed.
From the root h-q-q which has the following classical Arabic connotations:
to be suitable to the requirements of wisdom, justice, truth or fact
to be in accord with the needs of the situation
to be true, right, correct, just, proper
to be genuine, authentic, real, sound, substantial
to be established, confirmed as fact
to be necessary, requisite, justified
to be unavoidable, inevitable, due
to be binding, obligatory, incumbent upon
to happen without doubt or uncertainty
This name is used in the Qur'ân. For example, see 22:62
(Also written as al-haqq, the Truth: ya haqq)
52. Al-Wakil-The Guardian, The Trustee, The Disposer of Affairs, The Advocate
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