Ar- Rahman
The Beneficent He is the One who wills mercy and good for all
creation, at all times, without distinguishing between good and bad, obedient or disobedient, believers or unbelievers. Through
His divine justice, He gives chance to everyone to reach everything through this life. He is compassionate and beneficent
to all creatures. They all get their share of His mercy and favors, He never refuses it to any creature. That means that in
Divine Presence all creatures are equal. Everything was created with His mercy. To be in existence is mercy and to reach His
mercy is the highest honor for creatures. Every creature has this feeling to be in existence and to be honored, so that they
all say: Subhan Allah! And give their highest respect to their Lord. (pg.89)
Ar- Rahim: The Merciful
He is the One who rewards the good servants, the obedient ones,
and believers. That is also signing His justice because who is putting his ego under his feet is not like someone who is under
the feet of his ego. Rahman is mercy upon the nafs, and the worlds. Being Rahim is mercy upon the heart, giving eternal salvation
in the Hereafter. (pg 89)
As- Salam: The Savior, The Peace
His is absolutely perfect in His essence and attributes, no imperfections
with Him. All His works and actions have sense and actions have sense and full of wisdom. Everything happening is full of
divine wisdom. He is also the One who saves believers from dangers and troubles. (pg. 90)
Al- Karim: The Generous
In His generosity He gives help, satisfying your needs before
you ask, giving without causes and reasons, especially to His servants. His greatest generosity is mercy, through which He
forgives when He could punish. (pg.99)
Al- Hakim: The Wise
He is perfectly wise, in His knowledge and His deeds and commands.
Whoever follows His commands will learn and evolve towards being a perfect man. His creation is full of His wisdom and harmony.
(pg. 100-101).
Al-Wadud: The Loving
He is the One who loves His obedient servants, and the only One
worthy oflove .he is the sole Beloved of the soul, because all perfection is in Him. (pg. 101)