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  1. The word Rabb also means one who is a sustainer, the cherisher, the nourisher and one who is fully involved with our life, before it came into existence, and even after our death. The more comprehensive meaning of this word is derived from many verses in the Qur’an.

    • The Lord, The Master, The Creator and Nurturer
    • The Tawheed of Lordship
    • How Can You Live by This Name?

    Rabb comes from the root raa-baa-baa, which points to three main meanings. The first main meaning is to be lord, owner, or master. The second main meaning is to take care of, nourish, sustain, and provide for, and the third is to raise or bring up. This root appears 980 times in the Quran in four derived forms. Examples of these forms are rabbee (“...

    One of the types of tawheed a true Muslim should believe in and live by is tawheed ar-ruboobiyyah, the Oneness of Allah’s Lordship. This means that you affirm Allah is one and unique in His actions. Examples are creation, controlling affairs, provision, giving life and death, and sending down rain. It is firmly believing that only Allah nourishes a...

    1. Feel it when you say “Rabb-il-‘Alameen.” In your five prayers, you recite surah Al-Fatiha seventeen times a day, and whichayah do you recite as part of this opening surah? Alhamdulillahi Rabb-il-‘Alameen– All praise and thanks are to the Lord of the Worlds. Next time you say this, feel the greatness of your Rabb and imagine He is not only the Ra...

  2. Nov 9, 2011 · (V.1:2) Lord: The actual word used in the Qur’ân is Rabb. There is no proper equivalent for Rabb in the English language. It means the One and the Only Lord for all the universe, its Creator, Owner, Organizer, Provider, Master, Planner, Sustainer, Cherisher, and Giver of security. Rabb is also one of the Names of Allâh.

  3. Jan 21, 2014 · What does it mean for Allah to be our Rabb? Rabb is the One who creates, sustains, and owns everything in existence. Ustadh Nouman Ali Khan mentions that the most suitable English translation would be Master.

  4. www.4theseekeroftruth.com › ar-rabbAr-Rabb (The Lord)

    1. Ar-Rabb means the Owner. 2. Ar-Rabb can be the Obeyed Master, as Allah (Subhaanahu Wa Ta’aala) said in Surat Yusuf (12:41): يَا صَاحِبَيِ السِّجْنِ أَمَّا أَحَدُكُمَا فَيَسْقِي رَبَّهُ خَمْراً وَأَمَّا الآخَرُ فَيُصْلَبُ فَتَأْكُلُ الطَّيْرُ مِن رَّأْسِهِ قُضِيَ الأَمْرُ الَّذِي فِيهِ تَسْتَفْتِيَانِ.

  5. The term "Rabb," often translated as "Lord" or "Sustainer" in Arabic, holds profound significance in Islamic theology. In this comprehensive exploration, we delve into its multifaceted meanings.

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  7. Jun 17, 2007 · In the Qur'an the word Rabb is used in all of its general meanings, sometimes in only one sense, sometimes is in two, and sometimes in more, or even all the five, as the following examples will show: (i) And Yousuf (Joseph) said (to Potiphar's wife, when she tried to seduce him): May God forbid!

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