The Attributes of God

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Huwallāhush Shakūr

He is God, The Owner of Gratitude

 

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Huwallāhul 'Aliyy

He is God, The Most Supreme

 

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Huwallāhul Kabīr

He is God, The Most Grand

 

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Huwallāhul Hafidh

He is God, The One Who Never forgets

A'ūdhubillahi minash Shayţānir rajīm, Bismillāhir Rahmānir Rahīm

Fa in tawallaw faqad ablaghtukummā ursiltu bihī ilaykum
Wa yastakhlifu rabbī qawman ghayrakum wa lā tadhwurrūnahū shay ā
Inna Rabbī 'alā kulli shay in hafīdh

Chapter 42 Verse 6 just down below

End of Verse 6

 

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Huwallāhul Muqītul Hasīb

He is God, The Most Equitable, The Keeper of all accounts

 

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Huwallāhul Jamīl

He is God, The Most Beautiful

 

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Huwallāhul Jalīl

He is God, The Most Glorious




Al Jalīl

The Glorious, The Majestic, The Independent, The Sublime, The Resplendent

The One who is majestic, glorious, sublime.

The One who is great and above all in rank and dignity.

The One who is above all, superior, independent.

The One who is the owner and the source of all attributes of greatness and majesty.

The One whose greatness and majesty are immeasurable and cannot be comprehended by the senses.

The One whose glorious nature is indicated by the great things that are created.

From the root j-l-l which has the following classical Arabic connotations:

to be supremely great
to be glorious, majestic
to be sublime
to be high, lofty, far above, independent

The word Jalāl comes from this same root and is translated as greatness, loftiness, sublimity, majesty.

Related names:

Jalīl is considered to be greatness in attributes.

Kabīr denotes the One whose essence is greatness.

Azīm 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-Jalīl, Al-Jaleel, Al-Jaliil, The Glorious:
Inovked by uttering "Ya Jalīl, Ya Jaleel, Ya Jalīlu", meaning "Oh The Glorious", for example)

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Huwallāhul Karīm

He is God, The Owner of Generosity,

The Most Generous, The Most Bountiful, The Most Esteemed, The Beneficent

The One who is the most generous, both physically and spiritually.

The One who is continually giving forth the grandest and most precious bounty.

The One whose kind, noble and generous essence is most esteemed, valued and honored.

The One who endlessly gives all manner of precious gifts, including support and refuge.

The One who is eternally giving, even unto those who may not seem (to us) to be deserving.

From the root k-r-m which has the following classical Arabic connotations:

to be noble, grand, high minded

to be generous, giving, beneficent

to be highly esteemed, honored, prized, valued

to be excellent, precious, valuable, rare

to be productive, fruitful

This name is used in the Glorious Qur'ān. For example, see 82:6, Chapter The Cleaving, Verse 6

(also written as Al-Karīm, Al-Kareem, The Most Generous: Yā Karīm, Yā Kareem, meaning "Ô The Most Generous" while supplicating to Him)

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