From the same root comes the word ولي (waliyy) which means: near, adjacent, helper, supporter, benefactor, sponsor, friend, close associate, relative, patron, protector, ally. The meaning and the context of these two statements are so striking that we notice many among Muslims uttering and proclaiming them together. While it is not 'a must' to say them together, yet the miraculous beauty of the Qur'anic words weaves a tapestry in the canvas of one's mind! Subhanallah! The word مولى (Maula) comes from the Arabic root و ل ي (w-l-y) which means: to be near, be close, lie next, to adjoin, be adjacent, to border, to be a friend, to back up, to take control, helper, backer, guardian, benefactor, patron, companion, partner.
Ni'mal Maula Wa Ni'man Naseer! Today (1st Muharram 1434), I would like to discuss on this very popular statement: Ni'mal Maula Wa Ni'man Naseer!This statement is generally said immediately after yet another most inspiring statement: Hasbunallahu Wa Ni'mal Wakeel! Hasbunallahu Wa Ni'mal Wakeel, Ni'mal Maula Wa Ni'man Naseer! These two phrases/statements are mentioned separately in different Surahs in the Qur'an.
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