This name is considered the foundation of the forty names. It is traditionally recited by individuals seeking spiritual clarity, dignity among people, and divine protection from oppression. Practitioners often repeat it after morning prayers to secure long-term spiritual and material stability. 2. The Name for Abundance and Sustenance
Subhânake lâ ilâhe illâ ente yâ rabbe kulli şey'in ve vârisehû ve râzikahû ve râhimehû.
Yâ İlâhel âlihetefî-refî'i celâlihî İlâhen. Erbaini Idrisiyye 41 Ismi serifi Ve Havasi
The Havas of the Erbaini Idrisiyye covers a vast array of human needs:
Anlamı: Ey izzet sahibi ve yücelten! O'nun izzeti ve sultanlığı karşısında kimse hor ve hakir kılınamaz. This name is considered the foundation of the forty names
When practiced with the specific formula of (the 41 holy names) alongside their corresponding "Havas" (spiritual properties and benefits), this discipline becomes a complete system for personal transformation, protection, and the fulfillment of worldly and spiritual needs. The Origins of Erbaini Idrisiyye
The term refers to a 40-day period of spiritual seclusion or discipline. The Erbaini Idrisiyye consists of specific names and attributes of Allah—such as Ya Rahman , Ya Hayy , and Ya Qayyum —formulated into specific invocations. The Havas of the Erbaini Idrisiyye covers a
The litany remained hidden for centuries until it was reintroduced into the mainstream by the great Moroccan Sufi saint, (1760–1837 CE). Imam Ahmed ibn Idris is the founder of the Idrisiyya order, which spread across North Africa, Yemen, and the Ottoman Empire. He claimed to have received the direct authorization ( ijazah ) to propagate these 41 names, stating that they carry the barakah (blessing) of the entire chain of prophets from Adam to Muhammad (PBUH).