Part of مفاهيم أهل السنة - حلقات مجمعة (اكتملت السلسلة)
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خلاصة مفاهيم أهل السنة | 5- مفاهيم حول توحيد الألوهية | المفاهيم (46-49)
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Summary of Sunni concepts
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Meaning of divinity and the name of God
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The hamza, the lam, and the ha
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God has one origin that indicates worship
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And God means the divine
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That is, the deity that creation worships and deifies
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The name God is derived according to the opinion of many scholars
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From God I entered to introduce him
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So I deleted the hamza like Anas
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When I entered her, hello
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The hamza was deleted and the word became
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People, God Almighty is the one who protects them
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That is, the deity alone worthy of worship
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It has been said that the name of God is solid and not derived
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But it is most likely derived from a god, as we mentioned above
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Because it indicates the divine attributes
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That is, the attributes of a God worthy of worship
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The name of God is the one that brings together all the meanings of the Most Beautiful Names
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That is why all the beautiful names are attributed to him
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As God Almighty said
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And God has the most beautiful names
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It is not added to it
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We don't say
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Most Gracious, Most Merciful, and Holy
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To the last of the most beautiful names of God Almighty
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And we don't say
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God is one of the names of the Most Gracious, for example
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Or from the names of the dear
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He knew that the name of God entails all the beautiful names and their meanings
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Show it in general
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The Most Beautiful Names are a detail and description of the divine attributes
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From which the name God is derived
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The difference between names
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God, the Lord and the Most Merciful
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The names of God, the Lord, and the Most Merciful
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They all indicate the same God who alone deserves absolute worship and obedience
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They are names to which a rule applies
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If you separate, you will come together
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If they come together, they separate
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That is, if these names are separated
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Each name was mentioned separately from the others
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It indicates and includes the meaning of the other two names
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But if the names come together in the dhikr or two of them come together
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It was mentioned in one place
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Then the names differed in their meanings
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Each name has an independent and intended meaning
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The name God refers to the God who is worshiped and sought after
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Which the servants must unite with their actions
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Therefore, the attributes of majesty, beauty, and greatness are specific to this noble name
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The name of the Lord refers to the owner who disposes of it
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The Almighty, the Creator, the Sustainer
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Deadly eraser
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Therefore, the attributes of action specific to the Lord are evident
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She is more specific to this wise name
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The name of the Most Gracious is associated with the attributes of benevolence, generosity, and righteousness
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Tenderness, kindness, and compassion
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And everything that benefits mercy
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The greatest name of God
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It is stated in the hadith that the greatest name of God, if called upon, is answered
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If he is asked for it, he gives it
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Narrated by Abu Dawud and Al-Tirmidhi
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There are several sayings about his appointment
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Perhaps two sayings are more likely
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Firstly, this greatest name is God
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It is the largest and most comprehensive of names
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No one else, Almighty God, was characterized by it
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Therefore, he did not bend or collect
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It is one of the interpretations of the Almighty’s saying
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Do you not know his name?
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That is, do you know who is called in the name of God?
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It is the name of the true God
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The comprehensiveness of the attributes of divinity
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The one who is called the epithet of Godliness
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The real unique
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There is no god but Him
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Several things suggest this statement
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Among them is that it was mentioned in the hadith that referred to
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Who responds to whoever calls upon him
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The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, heard
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One of the companions says:
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Oh God, I ask you that I bear witness
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That you are God
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There is no god but You
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Sunday the Samad
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He who did not give birth and was not born
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And there was no one equal to him
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He, may God bless him and grant him peace, said
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He asked God in His greatest name
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Which if asked, he gives
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If he is called upon, he will answer
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Narrated by Abu Dawud and Al-Tirmidhi
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Including its frequent occurrence in the Holy Qur’an
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It was mentioned 2724 times
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Including the attribution of all the beautiful names to him
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Without the opposite
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It runs with the name of God in the same way as attributes
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So we say it is one of the attributes of God
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The All-Knowing
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The wise one
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Dear
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etc
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We do not say that it is one of the attributes of the All-Knowing
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God
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Among them is God Almighty
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Get to know Moses, peace be upon him, by this name
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God Almighty said
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I chose you, so listen to what is revealed
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I am God, there is no god but Me
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So worship me
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And pray in remembrance of me
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This is how He, Glory be to Him, makes Himself known to His servants
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In the greatest verse in his book
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It is the verse of the Throne
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Starting with this name
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And God Almighty said
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God, there is no god but Him
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And from her
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God is often called verbally
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Oh God
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And meaning
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Oh God
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That's why you don't use the word
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Oh God
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Except in prayer
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So it is not said
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O God, Forgiving and Merciful
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Rather, it is said
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Oh God, forgive me and have mercy on me
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It is the name by which he is often called
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He asks about it a lot
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The words of the Messenger, may God bless him and grant him peace, should apply to him
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If he was asked, he would give it
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If he is called upon, he will answer
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The second statement
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All the names of God are good
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And every one of them is great
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But the name is greater than it
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Every noun is singular or combined with others
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If it indicates all the intrinsic and actual attributes of God
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Or indicate the meanings of all divine attributes
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Like
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God
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Because it brings together all the meanings of divinity
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And the Praiseworthy and Glorious
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Al-Hamid indicates all the praises and perfections of God Almighty
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Majeed indicates the descriptions of greatness and majesty
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And close to that too
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Names
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Galilee
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The beautiful one
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The rich
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The generous one
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And the rich, the praiseworthy
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And the Ever-Living, the Ever-Living
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The living indicates the one who has the perfect, great life
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University of self-attributes
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And Qayyum indicates that he will rise by himself
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And his dispensation with all his creation
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And the establishment of all existing things through Him, Glory be to Him
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All the attributes of actions are included in it
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And like saying
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O Possessor of glory and honor
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Glory denotes the qualities of greatness, pride, and various perfections
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Honor indicates his deservingness, Glory be to Him
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The ultimate love of His servants
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The purpose of their humiliation is for Him
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So the bottom line is this
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That is the greatest name
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It is every generic noun that indicates all the intrinsic and actual attributes of God Almighty
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One of the effects of monotheism of divinity
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The unity of divinity has great effects on the believing servant and his heart
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One of the most important ones
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Firstly
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God's love is great love
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It comes before loving oneself, one’s family, and one’s child
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And all the beloved ones in this world and the hereafter
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Because God is the one who is worshiped
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He alone is the bestower of all these beloved things
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He is the origin and originator of all love
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This necessitated his great love
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And loving who he loves and what he loves
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And he hates those who hate him and what he hates
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And the pros and cons in it
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Thus, one tastes the taste of faith
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As he, may God bless him and grant him peace, said
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Three things, whoever is in it will find the sweetness of faith
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That God and His Messenger are more beloved to him than anything else
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To love a person is to love him only for the sake of God
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And he hates to return to disbelief
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He also hates being thrown into the fire
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Agreed
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Secondly
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Glorifying God Almighty
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And sincere worship is for Him alone
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Of prayer, fasting, sacrifice, vows, and supplication
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And other heartfelt acts of worship
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Where all acts of worship may not be neglected
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Except for God Almighty
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Third
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Pride in belonging to Him and trusting in Him
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The loss of fear and awe of people and attachment to them
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The believer does not take pride or take refuge
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Except in God Almighty
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He does not trust anyone but Him alone
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As God Almighty said
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And trust in the living that does not die
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Fourth
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Peace of mind and familiarity with God Almighty
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God Almighty said
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Only in the remembrance of God do hearts find peace
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Fifth
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Since the word Majesty
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God
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It is necessary for all His other names and attributes
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Every trace is one of the traces of God’s names and attributes
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It is only a trace of this great name
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Among its reasons
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VI
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God Almighty is singled out for judgment and I will be judged
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As God Almighty said
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Is it other than God that I seek judgment, when He is the One who sent down to you the Book in detail?
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Summary of Sunni concepts