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     • Only Allah is Ar-Rabb; He is the true and complete owner of everything in existence and the only one who takes care, nourishes, and fosters everything that exists through every stage of existence.
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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 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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   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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   Is the name Rabb repeated in aayaat?

   • Al-‘Allaamah ‘Abd al-Rahmaan ibn Naasir ibn Sa’di (may Allah have mercy on him) said: Many of the names of Allah have been mentioned in the Qur’aan, according to the context, but we also need to point out their broader meanings, so we say: The name Rabb (Lord, Cherisher) is repeated in many aayaat.

   Some of the Names of Allah and their meanings

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   What does Rabb mean in Surah Fussilat?

   • Allah mentions a very special group of people in Surah Fussilat. These people don’t just say “we believe in Allah”—they say that their Rabb is Allah. 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?

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   Who is Ar-Rabb in the Quran?

   • AR-RABB Allah calls Himself Ar-Rabb— The Lord, the Master— on more than 900 occasions in the Quran. Ar-Rabb is the only one who truly takes care of the whole creation, nourishing it in the most perfect way. He is the one who created us, who sustains us, who fosters and regulates all beings from the earliest state to that of the highest perfection!

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   Nov 24, 2014 · Only Allah is Ar-Rabb; He is the true and complete owner of everything in existence and the only one who takes care, nourishes, and fosters everything that exists through every stage of existence. Ar-Rabb Himself says: . . . [All] praise is [due] to Allah, Lord of the worlds [Quran, 1:2] . . .

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   Oct 1, 2023 · 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.

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   Rabb (Arabic: رب, lit. 'lord') is an Arabic word to refer to God as Lord [1] The term is used by Arabs and Punjabis. [2] [3] In the Quran, God refers to himself as "Rabb" in several places. When it is used with the definite article (al-Rabb) the Arabic word denotes "the Lord (God)".

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   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.

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   Allah, Ilah and Rabb. Allah (ﷲ): This is the main name for God in the Qur’an. Indeed, this is the main name of God in Arabic used by Muslims and non-Muslims alike. For example, in an Arabic edition of the Bible, the word ‘Allah’ is used for God.

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   Nov 9, 2011 · Ar-Rabb, linguistically means, the master or the one who has the authority to lead. All of these meanings are correct for Allah. When it is alone, the word Rabb is used only for Allah. As for other than Allah, it can be used to say Rabb Ad-Dar, the master of such and such object.

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    Oct 6, 1999 · The name Rabb (Lord, Cherisher) is repeated in many aayaat. The Rabb is the One Who guides and cares for all of His slaves by managing their affairs and bestowing different kinds of blessings. In a more specific sense, He cares for and guides His friends (devoted slaves) by reforming and setting straight their hearts and souls and attitudes.