Dhul-Fadl (The Owner)—encompassing Dhul-Fadl al-'Azim, Dhul-'Arsh, Dhul-Jalali wal-Ikram, Dhut-Tawl, and Dhul-Ma'arij—celebrates Allah as Possessor of Great Bounty, Majesty, Honor, and the Supreme Throne. In the Quran, this Divine Name appears 21 times across 21 verses in 13 surahs, from Quran 2:105 (Surah Al-Baqarah) to Quran 85:15 (Surah Al-Buruj).
Reflection: Asking from Dhul-Fadl encourages generous hope in Allah’s inexhaustible grace rather than measuring possibilities solely by limited worldly means.
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ما يود الذين كفروا من أهل الكتاب ولا المشركين أن ينزل عليكم من خير من ربكم والله يختص برحمته من يشاء والله ذو الفضل العظيم
(Do) not like those who disbelieve from (the) People (of) the Book and not those who associate partners (with Him), that (there should) be sent down to you any good from your Lord. And Allah chooses for His Mercy whom He wills. And Allah (is the) Owner (of) Great Bounty.
ألم تر إلى الذين خرجوا من ديارهم وهم ألوف حذر الموت فقال لهم الله موتوا ثم أحياهم إن الله لذو فضل على الناس ولكن أكثر الناس لا يشكرون
Did not you see [to] those who went out from their homes and they (were in) thousands (in) fear (of) [the] death? Then said to them Allah, "Die;" then He restored them to life. Indeed, Allah (is) surely Owner (of) Bounty for [the] mankind [and] but most (of) the people (are) not grateful.
فهزموهم بإذن الله وقتل داوود جالوت وآتاه الله الملك والحكمة وعلمه مما يشاء ولولا دفع الله الناس بعضهم ببعض لفسدت الأرض ولكن الله ذو فضل على العالمين
So they defeated them by (the) permission (of) Allah, and killed Dawood Jalut, and gave him Allah the kingdom and the wisdom and taught him that which He willed. And if not (for the) repelling (by) Allah, [the] people - some of them with others, certainly (would have) corrupted the Earth, [and] but Allah (is) Owner (of) Bounty to the worlds.