Allah SWT knows that, which is why SЕ«rat ar-RaбёҐmДЃn was sent down to us. We are only human вЂ“ it is so easy for us to forget and digress from our true purpose in this world. And after witnessing all these blessings and creations day in and day out, how can we become so distracted by everything else and carelessly deny His favors? There are reminders of Him everywhere we look вЂ“ if вЂ“ we decide to open our hearts to him. For example, when we are mesmerized by a beautiful sunrise, we say SubбёҐДЃn AllДЃh (God is perfect) and remember the Creator above us who is responsible for what your eyes see. This chapter reiterates the fact that Allah (swt) created all of the above to serve as reminders for mankind. And guess what? That same ayah, вЂњSo which of the favors of your Lord would you deny?вЂќ is used again. But as you go on, the chapter gets softer and softer as He begins to describe Jannah (paradise) and the people of Jannah. The intensity in the Surah builds up when He repeats a specific ayah: вЂњSo which of the favors of your Lord would you deny?вЂќ to highlight those who are ungrateful for what they have been given. In SЕ«rat ar-RaбёҐmДЃn (55), Allah talks about all of his creations from the sun and the moon to the humans and the jinn. AllahвЂ™s mercy is so vast and exceptional that it is mentioned 57 times in the QurвЂ™an and has an entire chapter named after it. It is only He, the Almighty, that can be all of the above вЂ“ all the time. Without having mercy, you canвЂ™t enable the other qualities. ItвЂ™s inclusive of all other divine characteristics вЂ“ including the most gracious, most kind, most giving, and most loving. To me, it signifies that the name Ar-Rahman goes beyond just mercy. What comes to mind when you think of intense mercy in this Dunya? Just keep in mind that the former refers to AllahвЂ™s intense mercy in this Dunya and the latter is his mercy in the ДЂkhirah. Only when we comprehend AllahвЂ™s divine names can we begin to truly embrace them in our lives.ДЄ lot of us are aware that Ar-Rahman correlates with AllahвЂ™s mercy, but we might get it confused with the translation of Ar-Raheem. But do we truly understand the meaning of the name Ar-Rahman, or is it so normalized in our daily habits that weвЂ™ve forgotten its divine value? LetвЂ™s avoid the latter by re-examining the definition of one of AllahвЂ™s (SWT) 99 Names. There is even a Surah in the QurвЂ™an named after it. Also see the videos below to hear audio of the names recited.We say this name before we eat, in our prayers, and numerous other times throughout the day. It is not a chronological arrangement if you want to know how we are aware of these names, click to find its reference point in al-Qur'an. I was curious myself as to why they are always found in references in this same arrangement, but I couldn't find the reason. You will probably note that people are often given variations of many of these names: the exception is that they do not use the preceding definite article in front of it, so as not to indicate THE one who is Most High.В Many times the name Abd is added such as in Abdel-Rahman (meaning 'slave of Allah').Д«elow are 99 Names of Allah SWT, with its translated meaning in the English language. These names are the attributes of Allah SWT, but He is not only limited to these names these ones are all found in Al-Qur'an. Verily, Allah is Odd (He is one, and it is an odd number) and He loves odd number.вЂќ And in the narration of Ibn 'Umar (the words are): 'He who enumerated them.'В Sahih Muslim, In Hadith, Abu Huraira reported the ProphetВ п·єВ as saying: вЂњThere are ninety-nine names of Allah he whoВ commits them to memory would get into Paradise.

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