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How Allah Provides/ Muhammad M. al-Sha'rawi

By:

Al- Sharawi, Muhmmad M [(Muhammad Metwally Al-Sha‘rawi)]

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London: Dar Al Taqwa; 1994Description: 81 pISSN:

1870582101

Subject(s):

Theology |Rizq (provision in Islam) | Attributes of Allah| Islamic spirituality | Trust in God

DDC classification:

297.3 SHA

Summary: How Allah Provides reflects on the concept of rizq (provision) in Islam as explained in the Qur’an and Sunnah. The author, a renowned Egyptian scholar, shows that sustenance is not limited to material wealth but also includes health, knowledge, faith, family, and inner peace. He emphasizes that Allah is the ultimate Provider (Ar-Razzaq), and that human beings should seek lawful means, maintain trust in God, and show gratitude for what they receive. The book combines theological insight with moral lessons, encouraging readers to recognize divine wisdom in how provisions are distributed.

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How Allah Provides reflects on the concept of rizq (provision) in Islam as explained in the Qur’an and Sunnah. The author, a renowned Egyptian scholar, shows that sustenance is not limited to material wealth but also includes health, knowledge, faith, family, and inner peace. He emphasizes that Allah is the ultimate Provider (Ar-Razzaq), and that human beings should seek lawful means, maintain trust in God, and show gratitude for what they receive. The book combines theological insight with moral lessons, encouraging readers to recognize divine wisdom in how provisions are distributed.

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