Allah is Sufficient as Wakeel
3 ayahs
The Quran describes those who say 'Allah is sufficient for us' when threatened — and are rewarded.
Quran references
Quranic references on relying upon Allah — His promise to the trusting, prophets' reliance, and Tawakkul with action.
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The Quran describes those who say 'Allah is sufficient for us' when threatened — and are rewarded.
The most cited Tawakkul verse: whoever puts trust in Allah, He is sufficient for him.
The Quran describes birds setting out in the morning trusting in Allah — and returning full.
Ibrahim left his family in a barren valley relying entirely on Allah to provide for them.
Musa declared his reliance on Allah even when cornered between the sea and Pharaoh's army.
Hud declared: 'I put my trust in Allah, my Lord and your Lord.'
Nuh declared complete reliance on Allah and refused to be shaken by his people.
The Quran instructs: consult, decide, then rely on Allah — Tawakkul comes after effort.
The Quran forbids weakness or slackening while commanding trust in Allah alongside action.
Quranic duas of prophets placing all reliance on Allah alone.