99 Al-Karīm
- Dec 4, 2025
- 1 min read
Al-Karīm (ٱلْكَرِيمُ)
The Most Generous, The Most Noble
Pronunciation: al-Karīm Root: ك-ر-م (K-R-M) — to be noble, generous, kind, abundant in goodness
Original Invocation (Arabic Calligraphy):ٱلْكَرِيمُ
Sacred Reflection
Al-Karīm gives without measure.
He does not calculate worth.
He pours.
Not because you earned it.
Not because you asked well.
Because that is who He is.
Every breath in your lungs
was a gift wrapped in silence.
Every sunrise.
Every undeserved mercy.
Every time you were spared what you thought you deserved.
Al-Karīm was there,
gathering goodness into your hands
before you even knew to cup them.
He gives even when you forget Him.
He honors even when you doubt yourself.
His generosity is not transaction.
It is essence.
To stand before Al-Karīm
is to feel undeservedly cherished
and still
not shamed for needing.
This is not kindness that trickles.
It is kindness that overflows.
Not as reward.
As nature.
Parts Work Invitation
What part of you struggles to receive without guilt?
The one who believes blessings must be earned.
That love must be deserved.
That kindness always comes with a debt.
Let that part be met now by Al-Karīm.
Let it feel what it is like
to be honored simply for existing.
To be lavished with care
with no performance required.
If it helps, place a hand over your heart and let this be heard inside:
You don’t have to prove anything to be worthy of kindness.
Let Al-Karīm show your parts
what holy generosity feels like.
So they can stop bracing.
And begin softening
into being loved.



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