Sheikh why is your name Al-Hakeem? This is ALLAH'S Name | assim al hakeem JAL 

I am Hakeem and people often insist on calling me Abdulhakeem instead. My usual reply is that the Prophet (SAW) had a companion named Hakeem (RA), and the Prophet (SAW) didn't change the name. Hakeem ibn Hazm was the nephew of the wife of the Prophet - Khadijah - the daughter of Khuwaylid - may Allah be pleased with her. Hakeem (RA) was very close to the Prophet (SAW) long before the beginning of the prophethood. The Prophet's (SAW) marriage to Hakeem's aunt only further cemented their friendship.

Sheikh thanks for being a good person from the muslim community - Studying in my mod twenties for the foreseeable future. We will build a strong would together inshallah.

Beautiful answered Fadheeladi Shaikh. JazakAllahu khairan.

And Wallahi I also come across that verse and I was like What? How? Alhamdullilah today I got clarification Jazzakumullah Kheir for the Question and Answer

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My Son's Name Is Abdul Hakeem = Slave Of The Most Wise, Many People Amongst My Family & Friends Have Named Their Children Using Allah's Names, As Slaves/Servants Of Allah, Abdur Rahman = Slave Of The Most Merciful, Abdul Ahad = Slave Of The One & Only, Abdullah = Slave Of Allah, Abdur Raheem = Slave Of The Especially Merciful, Abdul Azeez = The Slave Of The Almighty, The Powerful, As Far As I Was Aware Based On My Limited Knowledge Of Islam I Thought To Name Your Child With One Of Allah's Names You Have To Put The Word Abd = Slave In Front Of Any Of Allah's Names So That You Are Not Trying To Imitate Allah Swt Nor His Attributes As It Could Be A Form Of Blasphemy, & Allah Swt Knows Best.

We can give name Hakeem as it is indefinite but Al Hakeem is definite it 8s specific to Allah

Justifying the wrong name is itself wrong. Any name of Allah can be used for a person, but adding the prefix AL is certainly an attribute of Allah Alone.

There's difference between "al hakeem" and "Al Hakeem" ... Example: Someone says to his brother in faith "Ya akhi al kareem" ... that does not mean he called him AL Kareem (THE Generous/The generous One) but it means "my generouds brother"

Luckily it's not a Pakistani Army's General, otherwise the person asking the question would have disappeared by now .

Sheikh is English version mufti tariq Masood 😂😂

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The names of Allah, insofar as they are applied only to Him - fall into two categories: 1. Names that only belong to Him, may He be glorified and exalted, and cannot be given to anyone but Him, such as the names Allah, al-Rabb (the Lord or Cherisher), al-Rahmaan (the Most Gracious), al-Ahad (the Unique), al-Samad (the Self-Sufficient Master, Whom all creatures need, He neither eats nor drinks), al-Mutakabbir (the Majestic), and so on. It is not permissible to call any human being by these names, according to scholarly consensus. 2. Names which do not apply only to Him, and which may be applied to human beings, so it is permissible to call people by them, such as Samee’ (hearing), Baseer (seeing), ‘Aliy (high, exalted), Hakeem (wise), Rasheed (wise). Some of the most well known Sahaabah were called by these names, such as ‘Ali ibn Abi Taalib and Hakeem ibn Hizaam (may Allah be pleased with them). What is forbidden is only the names which apply only to the Lord, such as Allah and al-Rahmaan. It says in the commentary on Asna al-Mataalib Sharh Rawd al-Taalib (4/243), which is a Shaafa’i book: It is permissible to call people by those names of Allah which do not apply only to Him. As for those which apply only to Him, it is haraam (to call people by them). This was clearly stated by al-Nawawi in his commentary on Muslim. End quote. Some Hanafi fuqaha’ confirmed that when they said: Calling people by names of Allah which are found in the book of Allah, such as al-‘Aliy (high, exalted), al-Kabeer (great), al-Rasheed (wise), al-Badee’ (innovator or originator), is permissible, because they are names that may be shared by Allah and people, but their meaning when used for people is different from their meaning when used for Allah, may He be glorified and exalted. End quote. Islamqa

refer to the Wikipedia List of Arabic theophoric names

Is Qayyum a name or an attribute?

Im sorry his explination does not make sense what so ever. The objection is using the Al, meaning saying Hakeem just means you are Hakeem, better to stay away from using those words with AL

Hope its not shirk! Then we have to reject a lot of names

Salafis call others for mubtadi if they have such names.

Nabi Yusuf (aleyhi salat wa salam) WAS GIVEN THAT NAME AS AN APPOINTMENT BY A KAFIR OR ALLAH ? The only reason why it was mentioned in the Quran because it was the truth and Allah is ALWAYS Saying the Truth... Was it Allah Who Addressed him three times "Al Aziz" ?... (Ya ayuh Al Aziz...).. or was it his brothers?... Was it Allah Who Gave it to him ?... Please expound.

He gone diforce also!

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Very weak explanation