NEW | What is THE BEST Name of Allah? | EPIC Masjid | Shaykh Dr. Yasir Qadhi

[@mominbeta5083]

Allahumma maghfiratuka awsa’u min dhunubi, wa rahmatuka arja ‘indi min ‘amali (O Allah! Your forgiveness is vaster than my sins, and I am more hopeful of Your mercy than my good deeds)’

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Allaahumma inni as'aluka bi annaka antallaah la ilaaha illa anta al-Ahad As Samad Allazi lamyalidd walamyooladd walam yakulllaahu kufuwann Ahadd

[@meetings3071]

I had forgotten how much I love Sheikh Yasir for the sake of ﷲ

[@muhammedjammeh7166]

May Allah grant you the highest place in jannah

[@aliyuabdullateef318]

Aameen

[@ShahinaKhan-l6g]

So happy to see Sh. Yasir Qadhingiving lectures more often. May Allah swt give you the energy to keep itnip😊

[@marienovak3663]

I believe LA IL ALLAH Il ALLAH is the greatest name of ALLAH and ALLAH know the best 🙏

[@abduljalil7623]

As Salamu Alaykum Akhi, ..YOU ARE 100% CORRECT "AND" the PROOF is in Jami At-Tirmidhi. That's where I learned it. La Ilaha ILL ALLAH is The GREATEST name of ALLAH. Just read Vol. 6 Hadith 3475, 3505 and 3478. Then read Tirmidhi's explanation about it.

[@abudujana13]

JazakAllah Khair

[@Ridwanmahmud-cr8jy]

Sheikh, yasir I love you for Allah. I am from Bangladesh.

[@maxaadan9345]

Xayun Qayum.. thank you sheikh Yasir

[@shinchanx2844]

Blessed to have heard it, Jazakallah Allahumma barik

[@samsammy9453]

LA ILAHA ILA ALLAH ☝️♥️

[@QuranWorldYT]

Allah❤

[@EdrisSeid-hm1dv]

Thanks!

[@nargismajid]

Assalamoalakum Sh plz plz start again your series .it was a great source of knowledge n solution of many questions.unfinished prophet’s stories

[@zainahmed1994]

May Allah protect and bless our brother Yasir Qadhi.

[@kr902]

Brother Yasir looking very smart in that kurtah MashaAllah

[@unknowng888]

Man I love him so much, he’s got such a gift of public speaking, may Allah swt bless him and use all the knowledge he’s passed down to me over the years as Sadaqah jariyah.

[@deenwyngaard]

Ismullah - The Grand Name of Allah "Allahumma innie as aluka bi annalakal hamdu laa ilaha illa anta Al Hannan Al Mannan Badi us samaawaati Wal ard yaa thal jalali Wal ikraam yaa Hayyu yaa Qayyum"

[@FGC-replays]

From what I've heard from Sheikh, "Al Hannan" was not mentioned. May Allah guide us

[@RB-fr1tg]

"it's not what you say...it's how you say it"... beautiful and beneficial... jazakAllah khayran Shaykna

[@TinaAli-v1s]

Ameen Ameen very impt topic 🙏 🙌 well done 👏 sheikh bro yasir,more lectures 👏 👍 like this is very important and educational ❤❤ was so happy to see in person at our ift mosque 2wks ago. With Allah's blessings 🙌 always upon you 🙏 ya hiyu ya kayume ❤

[@kingkrosss]

Allahumma inni as'aluka bi-anna lakal-hamd, la i-laha il-la ant Al Hannan Al Mannan badi'us-sa-ma-wati wal-ard ya dhal-ja-la-li wal-ikram, Ya hay-yu ya qay-yum

[@ashahussein5336]

JazakAllah kheir. May Allah reward you.

[@thetruthisnear1]

I was looking for this. Jazakallah Khair my brother

[@myintmyint4969]

Al Hyul Al Qyuum. Ameen.

[@mohamedsaudulla2633]

May Almighty Allah bless you sheikh

[@Lilwayne911Eminem]

Alhamdulillah

[@zack0medi]

Alhamdulillah. JazakAllahu khayran to Sheikh Yasir and EPIC Team. keep on sharing for the benefit of all mankind

[@FauzaBwambale-lp1wp]

Too much blessings of Allah be to u

[@ahmedrns]

Masha Allah

[@mansoormannix1753]

Allah is the infinite name that cannot specially translated to means particular word, it is infinite.

[@myintmyint4969]

Lareilarha Ilaant. Al Ahad Al Samad. Ameen.

[@MeoImmigration]

Inna Rabbi Qaribun Mujeeb Inna Rabbi La sami ud dua

[@ahmedishaq6632]

❤❤❤ Allahu Akbar

[@nooryahya4574]

Brother and sisters please don't forget to our brothers and sisters in Gaza and all palastian and all Muslims who are oppressed suffering in your tahajjad dua

[@MaryamKhadiza]

Assalamu alaikum. Masha Allah. JazakAllahu Khairan.

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Masa Allah

[@farrukhs92]

Masha allah ❤

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السلام عليكم و رحمة و رحمةالله و بركاته

[@rumanaislam111]

Wa laikumus salam wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuhu

[@Grow-in-Religion]

EPIC TEAM: AoA, can you please add this Dua in the comments? Jazak Allah

[@tonyausten2168]

Lets not forget Allaah swt INTRODUCES himself as "ALLAAH" to prophet Musa pbuh! "Yaa Musa inni Allaah- Raabbil Aaaalamiin In Surah Al-Qasas

[@badaramboge]

BEST NAMES OF ALLAH 1. Allahumma inni as’aluka bi-anna lakal-hamd. La ilaha illa Anta, Al-Mannan, Badi’us-samawati wal-ard, Ya Dhal-jalali wal-ikram, Ya Hayyu Ya Qayyum 2. Allahumma inni as’aluka bi-anna lakal-hamd. La ilaha illa Anta ,Al Hannan Al Mannan, Badi’us-samawati wal-ard, Ya Dhal-jalali wal-ikram, Ya Hayyu Ya Qayyum 3. 'Allahumma! Inni as'aluka bi-annaka Antallahu la ilaha illallah -Ahadus- Samad, alladhi lam yalid wa lam yuwlad, wa lam yakun lahu kufuwan ahad."

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[@MeoImmigration]

Faqultu istaghfiroo rabbakum innahu kana ghaffara Yursili assamaa AAalaykum midrara Wayumdidkum bi-amwalin wabaneena wayajAAal lakum jannatin wayajAAal lakum anhara Kullu Bani Adam Khattaa'un, Wa Khayrul Khattaa'een At-Tawwaaboon

[@saiflalani6431]

Loved this! When you mentioned that no name of Allah is mentioned even 100 times, that is incorrect though. Every surah begins with 2 names of Allah (with one exception), so you 113 counts for AR-RAHMAN and AR-RAHIM right there.

[@ME-br6lt]

No, "bismillahir rahmanir rahim" is not a part of any surah except for surah fatihah. And with surah fatihah, only according to some scholars, not all. Saying the bismillah at the beginning of the surahs is only an optional sunnah. It is not required. You can confirm this with the quran text itself. Open the quran and you will see that the verse listed as the first verse (verse number one) is always AFTER the bismillah. Because bismillah is not a verse of any surah and not a part of the surah. It is only sunnah to say it. Except for surah fatihah and surah taubah only. In some quran copies, the bismillah is listed as the first verse of surah fatihah because some scholars believe it to be, but not all.

[@mansoormannix1753]

Remember Ar Rahim is mentioned in most verses where Allah give us inspiration of being forgiven Wa huwa Tawab ul Rrahim, Wa huwa Alimun Hakim, so even if you can physically count remember human have limits that's why Allah in his wisdom sent down limited countable verses in Quran. Allah name is infinite that cannot be defined or have exact meaning.

[@ahmedrns]

Assalamu Alaikum ❤

[@altafpatel]

Sufi chants and wazeefa are based on reciting certain names for certain number of times.

[@ME-br6lt]

That is a bid'ah/innovation and is not a part of Islam. There is no authentic hadith from the Prophet pbuh where he tells us to do that. Rather, the correct "wazeefa" solution to problems is reciting duas and verses from the Quran and duas from the hadiths everyday. The correct Arabic term for this is ruqyah, not wazeefa. You can find it here on youtube. Search for whatever problem you have. For example, "ruqyah for marriage problems" or "ruqyah for financial problems" , "ruqyah for health problems" , etc. You can either listen to these audio ruqyah duas and verses here on KZbin everyday, or you can recite them yourself everyday for more reward.

[@242Tanvirkeero242]

The name Allah is mentioned 2699 times according to corpus Quran

[@mathwithHikmat-mr9hk]

How to ask questions from this scolar?

[@sanusiebarrie7225]

How about last page of surah 59

[@waleedjassim3131]

Soooooo sorry you do not translate, please listen to it and imagine yourself is not a Muslim or a new Muslim. We love your talks

[@IK-wp5eq]

1:15 Ismi Azam is the grand name of Allah swt which when one invoked by a person, Allah grants the caller what he wants. So what if the grant is not only to the caller, but for the entire humanity. And not only to entire humanity, but to all of the Angels, all the Jinns, all of the Dabbat Allah created? Wouldn't this be the undisputed Isme Azam then? When any human being invokes it, and Allah not only extends the gift to the caller, but to the entire creation. This name is so powerful that when a single human being on earth calls Allah by this name, it forestalls the day of judgement, even though the caller possibly may not even know what it means. It is quoted in hadees, easy to miss, but right in front of us. Hadees in Sahih Muslim says "لاَ تَقُومُ السَّاعَةُ عَلَى أَحَدٍ يَقُولُ اللَّهُ اللَّهُ" So there you go, the most powerful name of Allah swt which when invoked by a single person on earth, forestalls the day of judgment, therefore granting a life extension to the entire creation of Allah swt and it is "Allah hu Allah hu".

[@Perigordian1]

Run that mashed at the end how do I find that

[@AmmarAhmad14]

Can someone please write this Dua in Arabic.

[@mahboobalam-l3y]

Personal Name is Allah rest of names are attributes

[@alhazenmediax]

There is no "best name" of Allah. As the Quran says (if one believes in the Quran), you can call Allah by the most beautiful names, and they are unlimited! Let the Quran be the final criterion we base our decision on. Hence, whether one says 99 names or the best names, doesn't hold any water, according to the Quran.

[@HajjiJesus]

According to thenhadiths, it is الحي القيوم the Everlasting, the supporter of everything/eternal.

[@Awareness-ob1lg]

Let me point to a serious issue : How difficult is it to have 200 KZbin accounts run by 2 or 10 soldiers of a particular military group or unit in the Israeli army to affect the public opinion in the comments section? Let them be 500 soldiers talking multiple languages, with every account pretending to be someone of a particular background and personality. E.g. might be religious, atheist, resistance supporter, victim, Evangelist, Muslim, average citizen, just absolutely anything. They might pretend to be opponents in politics and social views or anything. One of them might provoke a rage. This way they can drive a reaction and orient the public opinion either to make a conflict, divert attention away from massacres, weaken the intrinsic reaction, leveraging side issues, manipulating priorities, deepening loyalty to bad institutions, causing disturbance among/ between religious/ ethnic groups, spreading rumors, character assassination... So how to know the truth? Follow your heart not your desire! Your heart is on the opposite side of the colonialists' interests who don't care about you, absolutely whoever you were. Please share and help spread the word if you like the idea.

[@islamiclifeDXB]

may I know please! Allah has no gender but you r mentioning Allah as a male gender. what is the interpretation here?

[@waiyi2303]

Assalamu Alaikum. Please see the answer from MS Bing AI below: In Arabic, God (Allah) refers to Himself using the male pronoun "هو". However, the Arabic male pronoun does not imply gender. The primary reason that the pronoun “He” is used to refer to Allah is that He chooses to use the pronoun for Himself. It is also in conformity with the dictates of the Arabic language in which the Qur’ân was revealed. Allah is beyond gender and has no spouse or children.

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This guy looks sick. Islamic doubts have destroyed him

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Thanks!