" Ibn Kaysan: "He who is exclusive in his attributes | Swahili - Al-Barwani : Mwenyezi Mungu Mkusudiwa• A look at the derivatives in Arabic from this root will show how comprehensive and vast this word is in meaning |
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Lexical discussion of the meanings of the derivatives is omitted | " Muqatil bin Hayyan: "He who is faultless |
" Views containing the same meaning have been related from Sha'bi and Muhammad bin Ka'b al-Kurazi also.
" Ibrahim Nakha'i: "He to whom the people turn for fulfilment of their desires | Samad but As-Samad, i e |
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" Hasan Basri and Qatadah: "He who is ever-living and immortal | Melayu - Basmeih : "Allah Yang menjadi tumpuan sekalian makhluk untuk memohon sebarang hajat;• About the word ahad we have explained above that it is exclusively used for AIIah, and for none else |
Indonesia - Bahasa Indonesia : Allah adalah Tuhan yang bergantung kepadaNya segala sesuatu• " Abu Bakr al-Anbari "There is no difference of opinion among the lexicographers that samad is the chief who has no superior and to whom the people turn for fulfilment of their desires and needs and in connection with other affairs.
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