The Promise of Perfect Fairness - Al 'Adl (The Most Just)
5/31/20261 hr 6 min
In this video, we explore Allah’s beautiful name Al-Adl (The Most Just), examining the perfection of His justice, humanity’s accountability through free will, and how every deed and grievance will be fairly judged on the Day of Reckoning.
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Tonight, inshallah, we are going to live with the meaning of the attribute of Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala, Al-Adl, which means the most just, the most just. And also with his name, Al-Muhsin, which means the most kind beyond justice. Al-Adl is not his name. It is the meaning of his action, that he is the most just. And Al-Muhsin means beyond justice, and that is where the kindness comes in. Because not everything in life can be absolutely just when people, uh, or not everything in life people can completely do justice with it. So Allah also calls us to ihsan, which means do more than what you think is justice, just in case you are missing some of that justice. My brothers and sisters, this lecture tonight will be split into two. I'm going to give the first part tonight, and inshallah, next week, the other half. The two parts are, number one, tonight we're talking about the meaning of justice when we talk about Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala. And next week, the second part, the role of Allah's laws and religious system, meaning the sharia, in applying justice. How is Allah's sharia just