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Soorah al Maaidah (5) aayah 23
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Soorah at Talaaq (65) aayah 3
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Shaykh Saalih ibn ‘Abdil ‘Azeez aale Shaykh hafidhahullaah mentions in his
explanation of Thalaathat ul Usool: (p25)
This (aayah) contains praise for the one who makes tawakkul upon Allaah; so it
contains a proof that tawakkul upon Allaah is an action that Allaah loves and is
pleased with. And the meaning of that is that it is from the types of acts of
worship.
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Shaykh Muhammad Amaan al Jaami rahimahullaah mentions in his explanation
of Thalaathat ul Usool:
Tawakkul (reliance and trust) upon Allaah is the heart’s depending (upon Him);
tawakkul is an action of the heart. Tawakkul is not to be done except upon Allaah.
It is not permissible to depend upon (other than Allaah) for your provision, your
being rightly guided, your righteousness nor that of your offspring nor the
correctness of your affairs – it is not permissible to depend except upon Allaah,
without exception.
And depending upon some of the means with your heart is a type of shirk.
As for implementing actions and putting them into practice, then this is something
legislated; however depending upon those means is (an act) from shirk. The
depending is to be upon Allaah alone.
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Shaykh al Fawzaan comments in his explanation of al Usool uth Thalaathah:
At tawakkul is to entrust your affairs and to place reliance upon Allaah, the Perfect and Most High,
and to entrust affairs to Him.
b) is one of the only forms of worship that can be directed towards
other than Allaah
c) is from the greatest forms of worship
d) will protect a person from falling into major sins
Answers: a) c)
Q2. That the person who does not make tawakkul upon
Allaah:
Answer: b)
a) al Wakeel 8
b) al Mutawakkil
c) at Tawakkul
d) at Tawkeel
Answer: a)
Then this (aayah) also contains a proof that He made tawakkul a condition of
(having) eemaan, so He said:
And place your tawakkul upon Allaah if you are (true) believers.
So the meaning of that is that eemaan is not attained except with tawakkul upon
Allaah alone.
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Shaykh al Fawzaan comments in his explanation of al Usool uth Thalaathah:
And from Allaah’s Names is al Wakeel (the Trustworthy Disposer of affairs) – the One to Whom the
affairs of His servants are entrusted, He the Perfect and Most High.
a) I made tawakkul upon my father
b) I made tawakkul upon my teacher
c) I made tawakkul upon Allaah
d) None of the above 9
Answer: c)
Answers: a)
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Shaykh al Fawzaan comments in his explanation of al Usool uth Thalaathah:
As for if you delegate someone from the creation to carry something out for you, then this is not called
tawakkul; it is called tawkeel (entrusting).
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Shaykh al Fawzaan comments in his explanation of al Usool uth Thalaathah:
And the Prophet sall Allaahu ‘alaihi wa sallam delegated some people to deputise for him in carrying
out certain duties.
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Shaykh al Fawzaan comments in his explanation of al Usool uth Thalaathah:
(Allaah’s statement)
The believers are only those who when Allaah is mentioned , their hearts tremble and when His
signs are recited to them, it increases them in eemaan. And they place their tawakkul upon their
Lord.
Soorah al Anfaal (8) aayah 2
Answer: b)
Answers: b) c)
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Shaykh al Fawzaan comments in his explanation of al Usool uth Thalaathah:
It (tawakkul) cannot be for other than Allaah, the Mighty and Majestic, because He is the One who is
fully able to do everything and He is the Owner of everything. And He is fully able to bring about for
you what you desire.
As for the created being then he might not be able to bring about something for you that you desire. So
you may entrust him with carrying something out; however tawakkul (trust and reliance) is to be made
upon Allaah with regard to attainment of that thing.
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Shaykh al Fawzaan comments in his explanation of al Usool uth Thalaathah:
And we should know that tawakkul does not negate using the means (to achieve a goal). So the Muslim
combines having tawakkul upon Allaah and utilising the means…however you do not place your
tawakkul upon the means; rather you depend upon Allaah.
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Shaykh al Fawzaan comments in his explanation of al Usool uth Thalaathah:
So you plant the seed in the earth; this is the means. However you do not depend upon your planting
and your own action. Rather you have reliance upon Allaah with regard to the growth of this plant and
its producing fruit and its being kept safe and its being good and suitable.
c) the seed will always grow into a healthy plant if a true believer
plants it
d) it is Allaah and not us who has dug the hole and put the seed in
the ground
Answer: b)
So the One who causes it grow in reality is Allaah; as for you, then you have only put into place the
means. It may produce this plant and grow, or it may not produce it. And if it grows, it may be good
and fitting and it may not be good. It may be struck by some calamity so it goes away.