Is "al-Fard" (the One) among the names of Allah?
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Question:
May Allah reward you. The questioner asks: Is "al-Fard" (the One) among the names of Allah?
Answer:
He is described as being al-Fard (the One), but to say that "al-Fard" is among His names is not correct. He is described as being al-Fard, meaning He is One. Yes, the meaning is correct, but the name is based on what is established by revelation. Allah is not named except by what He has named Himself with, and He has not named Himself al-Fard. However, this falls under the category of informing about Allah; you inform about Allah that He is al-Fard, meaning He is One. Yes.
May Allah reward you. The questioner asks: Is "al-Fard" (the One) among the names of Allah?
Answer:
He is described as being al-Fard (the One), but to say that "al-Fard" is among His names is not correct. He is described as being al-Fard, meaning He is One. Yes, the meaning is correct, but the name is based on what is established by revelation. Allah is not named except by what He has named Himself with, and He has not named Himself al-Fard. However, this falls under the category of informing about Allah; you inform about Allah that He is al-Fard, meaning He is One. Yes.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، [62 /84] هل من أسماء الله الفرد؟ | الشيخ صالح الفوزان — youtube.com
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