🌿 99 Names of Allah & How to Use Them in Du’a 🌿 Al-Muqsit (الْمُقْسِطُ) 🕊️ Meaning The Most Just. Allah is perfectly fair in His judgment, and He never wrongs anyone, even by the smallest amount. 🌙 Reflection We often think about justice when we have been wronged, but how often do we reflect on whether we are being just toward others? It is easy to demand fairness for ourselves while overlooking the rights of those around us. We may judge people based on our emotions, favor those we love, or excuse our own mistakes while criticizing others for the same things. Al-Muqsit reminds us that justice is not simply something we seek from Allah, but something we must strive to practice ourselves. Being just means doing what is right, even when it goes against our own interests. 💭 How to use this name in du’a “Ya Muqsit, make me fair in my words, actions, and judgments. Protect me from wronging others, even unintentionally, and grant me the courage to uphold justice even when it is difficult.” 📖 Qur’an “Indeed, Allah loves those who act justly.” Surah Al-Hujurat 49:9 Post from @doseofdeen

🌙 Daily Reminder Be mindful of the company you keep. The people you surround yourself with can influence your habits, your priorities, and even the way you view right and wrong. Sometimes, we don’t notice how much we’ve changed until the things we once avoided become normal to us. The Prophet ﷺ said: “A man follows the religion of his friend, so each one should consider whom he befriends.” 📖 Sunan Abi Dawud 4833 Choose companions who remind you of Allah, encourage you toward what is good, and aren’t afraid to advise you when you’re going astray. Good company doesn’t just make life more enjoyable; it helps you become someone better in the sight of Allah. 🤍 Post from @doseofdeen

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