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Identities in The Quran: Muhsineen / Ha-Siin-Nun

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    SarahY
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    Maybe

    Another interesting observation is that with muttaqeen there is more emphasis on Jannah as a reward whereas muhsineen they get a reward but it?s more described us they get an ajr. No emphasis exactly what.. but they will be rewarded, they will be requited.

    Not sure if it means anything? I have a theory but for now I?ll hold my fingers still and think about it more.

    Peace

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      Wakas
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      Well, if God has the best names, then if one tries to embody the attributes in some of His names (the ones applicable), then I think an argument could easily be made that this is a good thing, and we would become closer to God. I think this has been touched upon before in the forum.

      It could be an interesting observation about the reward of mTQW and mHSN, if there is a difference.

      All information is correct to the best of my knowledge only and thus should not be taken as a fact. One should always seek knowledge and verify for themselves when possible: 17:36, 20:114, 35:28, 49:6, 58:11.

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        Mazhar
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        Ha-Siin-Nun = To be handsome, make good, seem good/beautiful/comely/pleasing,

        These are the results, that which makes/produces these results should, I think be the base meanings of the Root. One of the names falling in the category of "al husna" is "power-force" and "absolute control/dominance"; are these two things "beautiful" when we have famous quotation, "power corrupts; absolute power corrupts absolutely"?

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          SarahY
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          PEace Mazhar

          You?re talking about Allah?s names? Are you implying a quote suggests God will be corrupt?

          What names were you thinking about exactly? This might help
          http//www.islamicity.com/Mosque/99names.htm

          For arguments sake yes, they are beautiful. Who better to have power/dominance/control than Allah?

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            Mazhar
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            PEace Mazhar

            You?re talking about Allah?s names? Are you implying a quote suggests God will be corrupt?

            What names were you thinking about exactly? This might help
            http//www.islamicity.com/Mosque/99names.htm

            For arguments sake yes, they are beautiful. Who better to have power/dominance/control than Allah?

            That was with relation to the base meanings of the Root. Some thing becomes beautiful only when it is proportionately balanced with everything else and is in a state of equilibirium. His absolute power attained the perception of "Al Husna" because He at His own will prescribed "Mercy" as His obligation. Most of the "attributes-and hence attributive name" have a positive as well as a negative aspect/extremity.
            http//haqeeqat.org.pk/English%20Tafsir%20e%20Haqeeqat/00.Arabic%20Text/017.%20Al%20Israa/017.%20A2.gif
            You, the Messenger tell them; "You people may call/address as Allah or call/address Him Ar'Reh'maan;
            http//haqeeqat.org.pk/English%20Tafsir%20e%20Haqeeqat/00.Arabic%20Text/017.%20Al%20Israa/017.%20A4.gif
            if/whenever you people call since for Him are the Names having distinction of exacting balance/appropriate/proportioned/equilibrium/virtue/admirable/absolutely void of negativity/ grandeur/just/absoluteness/beauty".
            http//haqeeqat.org.pk/English%20Tafsir%20e%20Haqeeqat/00.Arabic%20Text/017.%20Al%20Israa/017.G%20Al%20Israa.htm

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              A_Submitter
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              Salam,

              Thanks for this list, it's great you have compiled in one place. Did you finish it maybe in other thread?

              Salam

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                Timotheus
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                Alhamdullilah

                may God reward you for your effort, I will, InshaAllah, have to look though theese verses in depth.

                Peace and the Mercy of God be with you, and all those who strive for knowledge and to share understanding.

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                  imrankhawaja
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                  indeed excellent work ..

                  God bless you sarah

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                    SarahY
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                    Salam and sorry for the delayed response,

                    You're all welcome, May God Guide us to do good and continue to..

                    Below I have simplified deeds/act that link to muhsineen, this may help

                    The muhsin (singular of Al Muhsineen) is one who performs good deeds. Such good deeds may include but not limited to

                    ? Spend in God?s cause (2195).
                    ? Make provisions for the ones you divorced even if you didn?t touch them (for men 2236).
                    ? Spend in good times and in hardship, control their anger and forgives people (3134).
                    ? Do good to parents, relatives, orphans and the needy and neighbours, and friends and the wayfarer and those whom you rightfully possess (436).
                    ? Greet each other with better or alike greetings (486).
                    ? Forgives those who break pledge (513).
                    ? Do acts as you wish provided they are righteous and you?re God conscious (593).
                    ? Do not associate anything with God, do good to parents, don?t kill your children for fear of poverty, don?t commit any shameful deeds openly or secretly, nor take another persons life (6151).
                    ? Don?t come close to orphans money, except to do good (i.e. protect it 6152 Also see 1734).
                    ? Call on God, don?t spread corruption (756).
                    ? Salat (prayer is a good deed ? 11114).
                    ? Be patient (11115).
                    ? Call unto God with good and debate in kind and good manners (16125).
                    ? Serve God and do good to parents (1723).
                    ? Be just with all your dealings (1735).
                    ? Speak in a kind manner (1753).
                    ? Do good unto others and don?t spread corruption (2877).
                    ? Show kindness to parents (29 8 ).
                    ? Do not argue with the followers of earlier revelation other than in a most kindly manner (2946).
                    ? Strive in the cause of God (2969).
                    ? Calls unto God, is just and righteous and says I am of the muslimeen (the ones who surrender themselves to God ? 4133).
                    ? Love your fellowmen (4223).
                    ? Do good to parents (4615).
                    ? Spend in the cause of God (5710).

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                      parvez_mushtaq
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                      Salam and sorry for the delayed response,

                      You're all welcome, May God Guide us to do good and continue to..

                      Below I have simplified deeds/act that link to muhsineen, this may help

                      The muhsin (singular of Al Muhsineen) is one who performs good deeds. Such good deeds may include but not limited to

                      ? Spend in God?s cause (2195).
                      ? Make provisions for the ones you divorced even if you didn?t touch them (for men 2236).
                      ? Spend in good times and in hardship, control their anger and forgives people (3134).
                      ? Do good to parents, relatives, orphans and the needy and neighbours, and friends and the wayfarer and those whom you rightfully possess (436).
                      ? Greet each other with better or alike greetings (486).
                      ? Forgives those who break pledge (513).
                      ? Do acts as you wish provided they are righteous and you?re God conscious (593).
                      ? Do not associate anything with God, do good to parents, don?t kill your children for fear of poverty, don?t commit any shameful deeds openly or secretly, nor take another persons life (6151).
                      ? Don?t come close to orphans money, except to do good (i.e. protect it 6152 Also see 1734).
                      ? Call on God, don?t spread corruption (756).
                      ? Salat (prayer is a good deed ? 11114).
                      ? Be patient (11115).
                      ? Call unto God with good and debate in kind and good manners (16125).
                      ? Serve God and do good to parents (1723).
                      ? Be just with all your dealings (1735).
                      ? Speak in a kind manner (1753).
                      ? Do good unto others and don?t spread corruption (2877).
                      ? Show kindness to parents (29 8 ).
                      ? Do not argue with the followers of earlier revelation other than in a most kindly manner (2946).
                      ? Strive in the cause of God (2969).
                      ? Calls unto God, is just and righteous and says I am of the muslimeen (the ones who surrender themselves to God ? 4133).
                      ? Love your fellowmen (4223).
                      ? Do good to parents (4615).
                      ? Spend in the cause of God (5710).

                      walaikumsalam

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                        SarahY
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                        ok great, hope you all benefit

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