99 Al-Muqīt
- Dec 4, 2025
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Al-Muqīt (ٱلْمُقِيتُ)
The Sustainer, The Nourisher
Pronunciation: al-Muqīt Root: ق-و-ت (Q-W-T) — to nourish, to provide, to sustain
Original Invocation (Arabic Calligraphy):ٱلْمُقِيتُ
Sacred Reflection
Al-Muqīt is the One
who does not just create you,
but sustains you.
Word by word.
Breath by breath.
He is the Nourisher
of both body and soul.
The unseen hand that feeds the sparrow
on a winter branch
is the same hand that feeds your hunger
for safety,
for warmth,f
or love.
Not a single cell in you
survives apart from His provision.
But Al-Muqīt’s nourishment
is more than food.
He sustains courage
when yours runs out.
He sustains softness
when you feel you must harden to survive.
He sustains your soul
when the world forgets to feed it.
When you feel empty,
it is not proof of abandonment.
It is an invitation to remember
where nourishment truly comes from.
You are not self-sustaining.
You were never meant to be.
You are being fed,
even now,
by the One who knows exactly
what keeps you alive.
Parts Work Invitation
What part of you feels starved?
Not of food,
but of something deeper.
Attention.
Kindness.
Rest.
Being seen.
The part that has been quietly longing
for someone to notice
what it has been holding up
all this time.
Let that part be met now by Al-Muqīt.
Let it know:
its hunger is seen.
And it is not shameful.
Let it gently ask inside:
What kind of nourishment do you need, little one?
Then wait.
Not to fix.
But to listen.
Let this be a holy feeding.
A moment where the part no longer only survives,.
but begins to be sustained.



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