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“The first ayât (verse) of Al-Fatiha (the most important chapter in the Qur'a-n) firmly establishes that the two names Al-Rahmân and Al-Rahîm refer to Allâh, the Supreme Power, and to Allâh exclusively. The two names' etymology stems from the same root: RAHM, which can mean "womb" or "place of origin". There is a hadîth qudsî that specifically addresses that: Allâh says, "I am al-Rahmân. I created the womb and I derived its name from My name. I will be connected to whoever stays connected to it, and I will be cut off from whoever stays cut off from it.”
― Laurence Galian

“2. Fethedersin gönülleri, sahibisin tüm varlığın, Hamd Sana aittir.
3. Ahirette ve dünyada tüm mahlukat için Rahman ve Rahim O'dur
4. Tek sahibi O’dur, hesap gününün. O günde vardır cezalar, mükafatlar
5. İbadeti ancak sana ederiz. İsteriz, dileniriz, ancak Senden yardımlar
6. Hidayete ulaştır bizi. İhsan et bize, Sana giden dosdoğru yollar.
7. Ancak nimet verdiklerinin yoluna sevket. Olmaz olsun baÅŸka yollar.”
― Mehmet Ali EroÄŸlu, AÅŸk-ı Kur'an - Ä°nteraktif Åžiirsel Meal