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1. understandquran.com › taking-allah-rabbTaking Allah as Our Rabb - Understand Al-Qur'an Academy

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   Jan 21, 2014 · Rabb in most English translations is translated as “Lord,” but that doesn’t completely cover the meaning. What does it mean for Allah to be our Rabb? Rabb is the One who creates, sustains, and owns everything in existence.

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   Rabb. Rabb (رَب): In Arabic, the term rabb means lord. It is mostly used for God, but it may also be used in a broader sense to be synonymous with master, guardian or owner. In the Qur'an, this term has been used for God 963 times. This shows the utmost importance of this quality of God.

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   Nov 9, 2011 · The Meaning of Ar-Rabb, the Lord. Ar-Rabb is the owner who has full authority over his property. Ar-Rabb, linguistically means, the master or the one who has the authority to lead. All of these meanings are correct for Allah.

4. www.al-islam.org › word-rabb-quranThe Word Rabb In The Qur’an | Kitab al-Ad ... - Al-Islam.org

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   Instead, they should worship only Allah, who is the Rabb, fully involved in our life all the time. Qur’an reveals in Chapter 26, “Surah Shu’ara”, as follows: وَاتْلُ عَلَيْهِمْ نَبَأَ إِبْرَاهِيمَ. “And rehearse to them (something of) Abraham's story”. (26:69). إِذْ قَالَ ...

5. www.islam101.net › index › theologyThe Holy Quran's Use of the Word Rabb - islam101.net

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   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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   Oct 1, 2023 · When "Rabb" is used, it emphasizes God's attributes related to His care, guidance, and nurturing of His creation. For example, when Muslims say "Rabb al-'Alamin" (رب العالمين), it means "Lord of the worlds" and highlights God's authority and providence over all of creation.

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   What does Rabb mean in Islam?

   • When "Rabb" is used, it emphasizes God's attributes related to His care, guidance, and nurturing of His creation. For example, when Muslims say "Rabb al-'Alamin" (رب العالمين), it means "Lord of the worlds" and highlights God's authority and providence over all of creation. Ilah (اله): "Ilah" is typically translated as "God" or "Deity" in English.

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   What does Quran say about a Rabb?

   • (Quran 73:9) (vi) He is the Rabb of all of you, and it is unto Him that you shall return. (Quran 11:34) (vii) And then shall your return be to your Rabb. (Quran 39:7) (viii) Say (O' Prophet) Our Rabb will gather and then decide between us, your group, and ours together. (Quran 34:26)

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   Is Allah a Rabb?

   • Ustadh Nouman Ali Khan mentions that the most suitable English translation would be Master. So in declaring Allah as Rabb, these people, may Allah make us like them, have implied that they themselves are Allah’s abd (slaves). Abd is the most honourable title in the Quran for any human being.

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   What does the word Rabb mean?

   • But the word Rabb is more than the meaning of the word “Lord”. 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.

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   Who were the Rabbs and what did they believe?

   • And, although in this sphere they did regard Allah as the Supreme Rabb, they also believed that the angels and various gods, the genii, and invisible forces, the stars, and other heavenly bodies, the Prophets and saints and other holy men, also had different shares in this rububiyyah.

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   What is the difference between Rabb & Ilah?

   • In the Quran, "Rabb" (رب) and "Ilah" (اله) are two distinct terms that are often used to refer to different aspects of the divine and have specific meanings: Rabb (رب): "Rabb" is typically translated as "Lord" or "Sustainer" in English. It refers to God in His role as the Creator, Sustainer, Nurturer, and Provider of all that exists.

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   The above examples clearly bring out the meanings of the word rabb, and we may now proceed to look at those false notions which existed among the misguided tribes and people about rububiyyah (that is, the qualities and attributes of one who is a rabb) which the Qur'an sought to refute, and what are the beliefs that the Qur'an advocates.