Al-Mu'min (the giver of peace)

When the word Mu'min is used for the creation it means

believer, but when it is used for Allah Ta'ala it means the "giver
of peace". It is understood from this that peace and security
come from Allah Ta'ala only.

The difTerencebetween Al-Khaaliq and Al-Baari.

While Al-khaaliq merely means creator, Al-Baari means He
who created the creation from nothing.

"Unto Him are all good names"

The meaning of this sentence is that in these aayaat mention is
made of only a few of Allah Ta'ala's names and not all of them,
He has many more names. Rasoolullah(Sallallahu Alayhi Wa
Sallam) said: "Allah Ta'ala has ninety-nine names —hundred
minus one —whoevermemorizes them will enter Jannah
(Tirmidhi)

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 Hashr.
The virtue of the last three aayaat of Surah
Sayyidina Ma'qal bin Yasaar (Radhiyallahu Anhu) narrates that
Rasoolullah (Sallallahu Alayhi Wa Sallam) said that whoever

reads . 3A in the morning

thrice and the last three aayaat of Surah Hashr, Allah Ta'ala
appoints 70 000 angels to make du'aa for him till the evening
and if he dies during that day he dies as a shaheed (martyr). The
same applies if he reads it in the evening (i.e. 70 000 angels are
appointed to make du'aa for him till the morning and if he dies
during the night he dies as a shaheed). (Tirmidhi, Ahmed)

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 WORKSHEET
l. List some of the main points of these few aayaat of
Surah Hashr.

2. Explain the meaning of the aayat "and every soul

should see what it sent for tomorrow"

3 Explain the meaning of the aayat "and don't be like

those who forgot Allah, thus He made them forget
themselves"

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 4. What is the meaning of Al-Mu'min?

5. What is the difference between Al-khaaliq and Baari?

6. Explain the aayat "unto Him are all good names".

7. List all the names of Allah in the last three aayaat of

Surah Hashr with the translations.

8. What are the virtues of the last three aayaat of Surah

Hashr?

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