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Using the word "Khuda" for Allah Rab-ul-Izzat

The word "Khuda" is a word of the Persian language, which to some extent is a translation of Wajib-ul-Wujood (the Necessarily Existent). Its use for Allah Rab-ul-Izzat has been ongoing from the elders of the Ummah, therefore its use for Allah Ta'ala is permissible. However, since this word is neither a substitute for "Allah" (Ism-e-Zat) nor equal to it, using His Personal Name "Allah" for the pure essence of Allah is the best. (Aham Masail/Vol:5/Pg:54)

The Lesson of the Burnt Roti: A Father's Wisdom on Forgiveness and Relationships
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The Lesson of the Burnt Roti: A Father's Wisdom on Forgiveness and Relationships

Abul Kalam says: One night at dinner time, my mother placed curry and a burnt roti (bread) in front of my father. I kept waiting for my father's reaction, thinking he might express his anger, but he ate his meal with absolute calmness and, at the same time, asked me how my day went at school....

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