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The essence of the root j-b-r is the irresistible restoration of something, and the name al-Jabbār describes the nature of the One who is the ultimate restorer of the soundness, wholeness and righteousness of all things. For a human being, any claim to such irresistible power would be false pride and arrogance, but for Allāh it is simply the truth.
A person who truly trusts God does not remain unchanged for fourteen years. Tawakkul or trust in God transforms the heart, softens and restrains the ego, and breaks harmful patterns. When the same behaviors repeat for over a decade, trust in their guidance becomes an ethical question.
The Theft of Revelation: What Happens When a Renowned Plagiarist Wears Hijab It’s time to speak plainly. Yasmin Mogahed has built her public persona on a foundation of borrowed ideas—lifting original reflections, spiritual insights, and theological frameworks without attribution. My work, “The Sacred Pause: Revelation, Wandering, and Divine Consolation in Surah Al-Duhaa”, is just one example of this pattern. Her Mask She passes off her plagiarism as “guidance” or “healing,” even though no one asked her for it. She said, “That’s why you’re alone.” I replied, “And that’s why you plagiarize—to sound profound without doing any work.” When someone builds Read More …
If you became the most influential Muslim on the writings of others, then the most influential person is not you, but the one whose writings you stole. Influence built on theft is colonization of thought—it does not belong to you. True influence comes from originality, integrity, and truth.
Qur’an calls us to moral clarity, not just of mind, but of soul. This reflection explores how humility opens the heart to receiving truth, while pride dresses up falsehood in the language of reason.
From Bilqis to Pharaoh, from Moses to Muhammad upon them peace and blessings, we learn that speaking truth to power is not about ego; it’s about placing God before all of us.
