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The Honourer,  The Strengthener,  The Glorifier

The One who gives invincible strength and honour.
The One who grants honour and power.
The One who strengthens and glorifies.
The One who makes it possible for someone or something to be respected, cherished and mighty.

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"Al-Mu`izz" conveys the meaning of: the One Who honours whomsoever He pleases from among His servants.

Honour;
high respect; esteem.

synonyms: | distinction, recognition, privilege, glory, kudos, cachet, prestige, merit, credit

Allah gave us the honor through Islam. We are the chosen ones who are born Muslim or who are later brought into Islam. Without Islam, we would probably be the people who are the most foolish and lack of dignity. Allah actually saved us from that. Imagine without Allah's honour...

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Aal-e-Imran 3:26
Al-Munafiqun 63:8
Fatir 35:10

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Aal-e-Imran 3:26
Al-Munafiqun 63:8

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Names of Allah   Al Muizz   The Lecturer   Suhaib Hasan

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Uploaded by Shami Al-Ghanem on 2017-04-23.

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Learning point:

Allah is surely Al-Aziz, the Mighty One Who subdues and is never subdued, Who strengthens His friends by His favour, protecting them against sinning, forgiving their faults, permitting them to reside in Paradise, the abode of His Munificence.

Then He honours them by permitting them to witness His manifestations and see His signs. He is the One who empowers His prophets by protecting them against erring, granting them victory, protecting them, raising their status among their people.
He honours one who obeys Him even if poverty is his lot, and He raises the status of a pious servant of His even if he were an Abyssinian slave.

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How can you exemplify or apply this quality in your life?

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How can you exemplify or apply this quality in your life?

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Pride ends in a fall while humility brings honour.

While Allah gave us honour to saved us from being the most humiliated
people in this world, we should feel blessed and honoured that we are chosen by Him. We should be humble. Always humble. Not just to people but to Allah. When you think that you are good enough, think again. You have to be humble especially to Allah because He can easily take that away from you. Our hearts can easily be swayed.

Today we may be a Muslim but tomorrow? Can we guarantee that we would still be a Muslim? That we will die as a Muslim? Every minute of our lives, we must constantly upgrade ourselves, become a better Muslim. No one is perfect. No one can vouch that he or she is the best Muslim.

Therefore, be humble (tawadhu').
Allah loves a person who gives honour to his/her deen.

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From the root '-z-z which has the following classical Arabic connotations:

to be mighty, potent, strong, powerful
to be high, elevated, noble, exalted
to be honorable, noble, glorious, illustrious
to be indomitable, invincible
to be respected, cherished, dear
to be scarce, rare, precious, unattainable

Linguistically, ma`azza, the noun derived from the verb yu`izz, means power, strength, might.

The name al-'Azīz (mighty) is also from this same '-z-z root.

Mu'izz (honorer) is the opposite of Mudhill (dishonorer).

Mu'izz (honorer) is similar to, but much more more intensive and glorious than, Rāfi' (uplifter).

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https://www.google.com.sg/
https://quran.com/
https://www.youtube.com/
https://wahiduddin.net/words/99_pages/muizz_24.htm
http://www.asmaulhusna.in/?99BeautifulDevineNamesofAllah&AsmaulHusna&name=AL-MU%27IZZ
http://www.qul.org.au/the-holy-quran/asma-ul-husna/129-al-muizz