Are the names "Mujeeb" and "Children's Dolls" permissible in Sharia, and are children's dolls considered figurines?
Among the names of Allah Almighty, some are exclusive to Him and it is not permissible to be named by them, such as "Ar-Rahman" (The Most Merciful) and "Al-Khaliq" (The Creator); this is due to the severe warning mentioned concerning being named by what is exclusive to Allah. Examples also include "King of Kings" and "Creator of Creation." Other names are shared, applicable to Him and His creation, such as "Kareem" (Generous) and "Raheem" (Merciful), and it is permissible to be named by these. The name "Mujib" (Responder) is among the shared names that it is permissible to be named by, as it is not mentioned among the names exclusive to Allah Almighty.
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