99 Al-Mu’min The Granter of Security

Al-Mu’min (ٱلْمُؤْمِنُ)

The Granter of Security, The Giver of Faith

Pronounced: al-MU’-minRoot: أ-م-ن (A-M-N) — to be safe, to be trustworthy, to believe, to affirm truth

Original Invocation (Arabic Calligraphy):ٱلْمُؤْمِنُ

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Sacred Reflection

Al-Mu’min is the Name who restores your ability to trust.

Not just trust in God, but in anything.

In breath.

In goodness.

In your own soul.

He is not merely the One who declares safety.

He is the One who makes your body believe it.

To call on Al-Mu’min is to say:

I have known fear

I have known betrayal.

But there is still something in me that can say yes.

In Sufi understanding, Al-Mu’min is the One who whispers faith into places that forgot it was possible.

He enters the broken trust, the collapsed spirit, the shut-tight soul, and places a spark there.

Not a command.

Not a demand.

A spark.

He does not say, “Believe in Me or else.”

He says, “Let Me show you what is still good.”

He is the voice that calms the inner guards without silencing them.

The Presence that makes belief possible again.

Not naïve belief.

Not blind trust.

But a slow return to knowing:

I am not in danger now.

I am held.

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Parts Work Invitation

What part of you cannot trust?

The one who says,“I believed before. I was wrong. I was hurt. Never again.”

The one that clenches.

That stays skeptical.

That calls faith naïve.

Can that part come into the Presence of Al-Mu’min?

Not to be persuaded, but to be seen.

Al-Mu’min does not force trust.

He offers safety that speaks for itself.

Let that part hear:

Your fear makes sense.

But I do not betray.

You are not being tricked this time.

You can rest.

Let this part feel that it does not have to decide to trust.

It can simply feel

that something

is already holding it.