He is the One who restores losses, repairs the broken, carries the burdened and desires that humanity remedies their pains through Him.

Al-Shāfi is He who does not require a prior appointment, nor are the ailing expected to pay a fee or even to wait in a queue.

Excessive thinking and stressing over matters is not what opens doors. What opens them is persistent Du’ā by His name, Al-Fattāh.

Whether it is the welfare of one’s children that keeps him up at night, or the prospect of losing health, or even the fear of losing īmān, the name Al-Hafīdh was taught to humanity as solace to their fears and answers to their worries.

One is to see the signs of Al-Hādi in every walk of life, accept them wholeheartedly when they arrive, thank Allāh for them, and beg Him for more.

It is expected of us to say that we will miss Ramadan or are sad it is ending. But if we truly reflect on this and are honest with our own souls, are we really happy this Ramadan is ending or are we really sad it is ending?

It is the most repeated name in the entire Qur’ān, appearing over 2,700 times.

Now that we are past the halfway point of Ramaḍān, the initial hype will have begun to dampen. How can we continue to make the most of the remaining days?

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