(Discussion of the name of Allah, al-Aziz, and its meaning linguistically and legally, and clarification of its meanings, which are three: the might of strength, the might of subjugation, and the might of being impervious) He is al-Aziz, so His sanctuary will not be violated
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The Shaykh :"He is al-Aziz, so His sanctuary will not be violated *** How can the sanctuary of the One who possesses authority be violated"
He is al-Aziz, whose sanctuary cannot be violated, meaning that no one can overcome Him. It is derived from al-‘Azaz, which is the hard earth that axes cannot reach due to its hardness. So He is al-Aziz, whose sanctuary will not be violated, meaning that He will not be harmed. This is the might of His power
"He is al-Aziz, the Subjugator, the Victor, for*** nothing overcomes Him. These are two attributes"
From al-‘izzah, which is dominance. So He is al-Aziz, the Victor over all things. The pre-Islamic poet said:
"Where is the escape, and the God who seeks, *** and the one who is defeated is not the Victor"
So Allah (Glorified and Exalted is He) is al-Aziz, the Victor over all things
He is al-Aziz, whose sanctuary cannot be violated, meaning that no one can overcome Him. It is derived from al-‘Azaz, which is the hard earth that axes cannot reach due to its hardness. So He is al-Aziz, whose sanctuary will not be violated, meaning that He will not be harmed. This is the might of His power
"He is al-Aziz, the Subjugator, the Victor, for*** nothing overcomes Him. These are two attributes"
From al-‘izzah, which is dominance. So He is al-Aziz, the Victor over all things. The pre-Islamic poet said:
"Where is the escape, and the God who seeks, *** and the one who is defeated is not the Victor"
So Allah (Glorified and Exalted is He) is al-Aziz, the Victor over all things