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ASMA-AL HUSNA: AL QAHHAR "Say: Allah is the Creator of all things, and He is the One, the Supreme" (Qur'an, 13:16). Linguistically, "al-Qahhar" is derived from qahr, conquest, subduing, vanquishing, and winning a victory. It means the overtaking of something or someone with the intention to humiliate him. One who takes another by way of qahr is one who takes him against his will. "Al-Qahhar" is a superlative of "al-Qahir", the Victor or Subduer. Allah, indeed, is the One Who, by His Might, has subdued everything He created to His Authority and Power, using His creatures as He pleases, whether they like it or not. Al-Qahir is the One Who has the upper hand over all creation; "... and Allah is the master of His affair" (Qur'an, 12:21). Al-Qahhar is the One Whose vengeance nobody can withstand. He humiliates oppressors, splits the spine of kings and emperors. He is the One besides Whose Might all creation is powerless, without Whose Power all beings are helpless. If we submit to Him, He will satisfy our needs, but if we do not, He will make us suffer as we try to achieve our objectives. He is the One Who splits the spine of the tyrants and oppressors from among His foes, subduing them by taking their lives away, and by humiliating them, while there is nothing in existence that can escape His Might and Power: everyone and everything is helpless in His grip. Al-Qahhar effects His will with regard to His creatures, whether they like it or not, whether they are willing or unwilling. He has subdued the souls of the worshippers by instilling in the hearts the fear of His retribution, and the hearts of those who are endowed with knowledge with the Might of nearness to Him, and the souls of those who love Him by unveiling the truth about Him to them. He has subdued all beings by death, so none is safe from Him, not even an angel who enjoys a special status with Him, nor a prophet, nor a messenger. Allah will make even the angel of death, Israel, taste of death; so, when his soul is taken out, the angel of death will say, "By Your Honor do I swear that had I known the taste of death to be like this, I would never have taken away anyone's soul at all!" It is to such a meaning that the word qahr, upon the taking of the souls of all beings, conveys as implied in the verse saying, "To whom does the kingdom belong this day? To Allah, the One, the Subduer (of all)" (Qur'an, 40:16). If one who believes in Allah desires to personify within him the meanings embedded in this Attribute, he has to subdue his own self, his nafs, and control his evil desires, by not plotting in cooperation with Satan, and by returning to Allah, submitting to His will in all matters. The path whereby man derives light from the Attribute "al- Qahhar" is that one should view his nafs, which is ever present within him, as the worst of his enemies, so he subdues it and strangles it, doing exactly the opposite of what it tells him to do, so much so that it will have no choice except to submit to divine commandments. Then he will have to subdue his stubborn opponent, i.e. Satan, staying on his guard against his evil suggestions, blocking his avenues. Then he will have to subdue his carnal desires and insinuations by not following what they inspire him to do.
subduer
kun 'joms - 1 of 27 coincidences in astrology, SA sbyor ba nyer bdun, indra, subduer of all, that by which everything can be subdued or controlled, yoga, contemplative concentration of the mind [JV]
dgra bcom pa - Arhat, Subduer of Foes, Worthy One; one who have overcome emotional conflicts; Foe Destroyer, saint, enemy slayer, one who has slain the foe of conflicting emotion and reached the highest result of the vehicles of pious attendants. the status of an arhat. slayer of the foe, one who has vanquished the foe, perfect saint [RY]
'gro 'dul - subduer of beings, trainer of beings [JV]
rgyal mchog - victorious, subduer [JV]
bcom ldan 'das - [bhagavan, bhagavati], victorious, Blessed One, "Transcendent-Victor," illuminated conqueror, illuminated subduer [RY]
bcom ldan 'das - The Perfect Free Conqueror, Blessed One, Buddha, Illuminated Conqueror, Subduer, Supramundane Victor; the Lord; transcendent accomplished conqueror; [Bhagavan, bhagavati], victorious, Transcendent-Victor, illuminated subduer, Bhagavan, Transcendent Lord. Lit. one who has subdued obscurations [bcom], possesses the enlightened attributes [ldan], and has passed into nirvana ['das]. Bhagavan, the Victorious, Virtuous, and Transcendent', the Buddha, blessed, World Honored One, supramundane, the Bhagavat [RY]
'joms byed - subduer [, ; 1) mantra 2) 1 of the retinue of Dbang phyug; 3) Indra 4) sun 5) conquerer [destroyer subdue, quell, conquer, vanquish, abolish, suppress, beat, overcome, forcibly control, destroy, smash, go down, quiet down, subjugate] [IW]
'joms byed - subduer [IW]
gtum po dregs pa kun 'dul - Wrathful Subduer of all Powerful Spirits". A terma discovered within rock by Rigdzin R?lpey Dorje in the 17th century. It deals primarily with Vajrapani, and parts of it are found in various sections of Kongtr?l's "Treasury of Termas" [RY]
thub pa'i dbang po - Buddha, [munindra] king of subduers/ sages, [munindra] king of subduers/ sages [IW]
thub dbang - King of the Sages / Subduer, Buddha, Munindra; an epithet of the Buddha. [munindra] king of subduer / sages. Buddha; Buddha [RY]
thub dbang - Buddha, [munindra] king of subduers/ sages [IW]
mtha' 'dul - Border Temples. 'Border Subduers.' Four temples built by Songtsen Gampo and his Chinese queen to subjugate evil forces in the outlying districts of Tibet [RY]
dran pa 'joms - subduer of desire, epithet of buddha, name of arhat [JV]
bdud 'dul - he who has subdued the evil one, epithet of buddha, subduer of the bdud, translation into Tibetan of ge khod's name in zhang zhung language [JV]
bdud 'dul ma - Subduer of Mara, D?d?lma. Dakini teacher [RY]
sdig 'joms - subduer of evil [RY]
sna nam pa rdo rje bdud 'joms - Dorje Dudjom of Nanam. One of king Trisong Deutsen's ministers, sent to Nepal to invite Padmasambhava to Tibet. A mantrika who had reached perfection in the two stages of development and completion, he could fly with the speed of the wind and traverse solid matter. Rigdzin G?dem (1337-1408) and Pema Trinley (1641-1718), the great vidyadhara of Dorje Drak monastery in central Tibet, are both considered reincarnations of Dorje Dudjom. Dorje Dudjom means 'Indestructible Subduer of Mara.' [RY]
pha rol brdungs - subduer of enemies, victor [JV]
pha rol brdungs - conqueror, subduer of enemies, victor [IW]
gsang bdag dregs pa kun 'dul - Lord of Secrets, Subduer of the Arrogant Ones, revealed by Pema Ledrel Tsal [RY]
lha rgod bdud dul - subduer of the bdud [JV]
Chakdor, the subduer of evil spirits, from Buddhism in Tibet by Emil Schlagintweit, 1863.
It is a wonderful subduer, this need of love, this hunger of the heart, as peremptory as that other hunger by which Nature forces us to submit to the yoke, and change the face of the world.
George Eliot, "The Mill on the Floss"