Rizq
Rizq is provision: everything sustaining a person's life, not limited to wealth, understood in Islamic belief as apportioned by God. It is a common theme in discussions of tawakkul, trust in God, alongside taking permitted, practical means. The word appears often in supplications for sustenance.
See the term in context
Is it permissible to name someone "Hadi," "Rizq," and "Iman"?
There is no objection to being named "Hadi" or "Rizq." As for being named "Iman," it appears to be disliked due to the Prophet's (peace and blessings be upon him) prohibition of it.
Is a wife considered among a man's written provisions (rizq)?
Sustenance (rizq) is everything that Allah provides for His servant from which he benefits. This includes a wife and other things. As-Saffarini defined sustenance as that which is beneficial, whether lawful or its…
What are the matters that hasten relief (faraj) and expand sustenance (rizq), and is sacrificing an animal with the intention of hastening relief and expanding sustenance legislated?
We seek refuge for the questioner from distress, impatience, and from finding the answer slow to come. We give him good tidings if he perseveres in supplication, seeking forgiveness, giving charity, and fearing Allah.…
Questions that use it
How can one get rid of anxiety and stress about provision (rizq), knowing that it is predetermined, given that financial earnings are insufficient to cover expenses, leading to reliance on savings and a feeling of inadequacy?
What is the relationship between prayer (Salah) and supplication (Du'a) and sustenance (Rizq)? Will the supplication of one who abandons prayer be answered? And are wealth and poverty related to prayer and supplication?
What is the difference between sustenance (rizq) and commercial profit, and is sustenance limited to what a person eats and wears, or does it include what he earns from work and trade?