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 And Depend Upon Allah if You Truly Believe 

 

Allah (swt ), says:

" And whoever places his trust in Allah, Sufficient is He for him, for Allah will surely accomplish His Purpose: For verily, Allah has appointed for all things a due proportion" (Qur'an 65:3)

 Allah (swt ), Most Glorified, Most High, informs us in this verse that whoever trusted in Him and depended upon Him to fulfill his needs and wants, Allah (swt ) will suffice him in every matter, whether worldly or religious, for Allah (swt ) will surely accomplish His Purpose and nothing escapes Him and no request is difficult for Him; and in order that those who ask him be not impatient, He informs us that He has appointed for everything a time and a place, which none can delay nor bring forward.

 

Benefits Derived From This Verse

1. Evidence of the virtue of trust in Allah and dependence upon Him, Alone.

2. That trust and dependence are among the most important factors in achieving that which is beneficial and avoiding that which is harmful.

3. The obligation to believe in Allah's Ordainment and His Decree.

4. The Completeness and Perfection of Allah's Decree and His Wisdom.

 

Relevance of This Verse to the Subject

That the verse proves the obligation of dependence upon Allah (swt ) and trust in Him, for Allah (swt ) protects His slave and is Sufficient for him, when he depends upon his Rabb (Rabb means,the Creator,the Sustainer,the Provider, & the one in whose hands is the disposal of all affairs).

Relevance of This Verse to the Subject of Tawheed (Tawheed means to single out Allaah with all forms of worship, so that you make all of your worship for Allaah alone.)

That the verse proves that trust and dependence are forms of worship and directing worship to other than Allah (swt ) is an act of shirk (The opposite of tawheed is 'Shirk' which is to associate partners with Allah by giving that which belongs to him, to others).

 Dependence upon and trust in Allah (swt), known as tawakkul in Arabic

 

 Reference:

 Kitaab At-Tawheed

Shaikh Imam Muhammad Abdul-Wahhaab

"The Book of Tawheed"
Translated by Sameh Strauch

Kitaab At-Tawheed, Chapter: 31

Allah's Words: [And Depend Upon Allah if You Truly Believe]


 


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