28. El-Hakem

Close your eyes and take a deep breath... ⚖️ Now consider this: Have you ever been wronged and found yourself unable to find justice anywhere? Or have you ever been caught between two paths, agonizing night after night, wondering, "Which is the right one?" Where does that hunger for justice within us, that longing for "one day everything will fall into place," come from? Perhaps our hearts are restless because they sense that behind what is visible lies a true Judge who sees every case, gives every judgment with the most subtle wisdom, and to whom everything ultimately returns; for true serenity lies in being able to entrust our cases, our grievances, and our decisions to His judgment. If only we could internalize the truth that "The true Judge is Allah, and every judgment ultimately returns to Him," how much lighter would the burden of justice on our shoulders become? In this video of remembrance and contemplation, we will explore the absolute judgment, the unwavering decision, and the flawless justice of the Divine Names (Asma al-Husna). We delve into the depths of the name Al-Hakem, which represents the dimension where everything ultimately returns to Him, separating the two disputing parties with His definitive judgment. The root "He-ke-me" essentially means "to restrain, to control"; just as a bridle prevents a horse from going astray, Al-Hakem, with His judgment, sets a barrier against injustice and chaos. The Messenger of Allah said to the Companion who was called "Abu'l-Hakem," "The true Judge is Allah; every judgment ultimately returns to Him." Giving judgment, like creation, belongs solely to Allah; He accepts no partner in His judgment. Although many disputes in the world may seem unresolved, no right is lost: Al-Hakem will inevitably separate right from wrong with His final judgment. The sign of a believer is being able to say "we have heard and obeyed" to His judgment, whether it is in their favor or against them; because submission to judgment is the touchstone that distinguishes faith from hypocrisy. During this remembrance (dhikr), with gentle transitions and a calm rhythm, with each repetition you will entrust your yearning for justice, your unresolved grievances, and your claims of "I am right" to your Lord, whose judgment is never unjust. ✨ If you are ready to feel the lightness of shedding the burden of being the judge of your own case and the peace of knowing that every judgment ultimately returns to Him in the best way, our journey of contemplation begins. 🎙️ *Key Dimensions in This Remembrance and Contemplation:* ⚖️ *The True Judge is Allah:* To instill in the heart the understanding that every seemingly unanswered injustice in this world, every unresolved case, is ultimately referred to the ultimate judge; to Al-Hakem (the Judge) to whom everything ultimately returns. To feel the unwavering inner peace that comes from knowing that the final word of justice belongs to Him. 🤲 *Submission to His Judgment:* To be able to say "we have heard and obeyed," whether the judgment is in our favor or against us; To leave our decisions, choices, and disagreements to His wise judgment. To attain the serenity of surrendering to the fact that there is wisdom in every judgment—whether we understand it or not. 🪶 *Reducing the Burden of Judgement:* To be freed from the weight of constantly carrying the burden of "I am right," judging everyone and everything; to entrust our case to the true Judge and cleanse our hearts of the burden of hatred, resentment, and settling scores; to breathe with the lightness of forgiveness and surrender. 🎙️ *SOURCE* This series of conversations and remembrance prayers is based on the dynamic structure of the Quran, contemplations of the Beautiful Names of Allah (Asma al-Husna), and Sufi methods of purification. 📝 *NOTE TO THE VIEWER* In this episode of our series of remembrance and contemplation, we aimed to create a peaceful atmosphere that soothes the soul and encourages introspection by maintaining high visual richness and using smooth transitions. While reciting the name Al-Hakem (The Judge), we feel that no injustice goes unpunished, no right is lost; that every case returns to the most just judgment. This understanding melts away the hunger for justice and the burden of reckoning in our hearts, replacing it with the deep peace and surrender of a heart that has entrusted its case to the true Judge. 📌    • Zikir   📌    • Fatiha Suresi Analizi   📌    • Bakara Suresi Analizi   📌    • Yunus Emrem Şiirleri   📌    • Aziz Mahmud Hüdayi Divanı: Kalbe Dokunan İ...   📌    • Surelerin Analizi - Podcast   📌 https://youtube.com/playlist?...