The ability of tawfīq accompanies the deed itself.
When a person performs a deed, it is performed through ability and enabling granted by Allah. This enabling is not a separate independent power permanently owned by the human being.
Intending a good act concerns the servant's choice, but bringing that intention into action depends on Allah's tawfīq. An act's occurrence cannot be reduced to an unavoidable consequence of a self-sufficient human power.
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Human Ability and Acts, Divine Will and Decree, and Pleasure and Anger
The ability of tawfīq accompanies the deed itself.
When a person performs a deed, it is performed through ability and enabling granted by Allah. This enabling is not a separate independent power permanently owned by the human being.
Intending a good act concerns the servant's choice, but bringing that intention into action depends on Allah's tawfīq. An act's occurrence cannot be reduced to an unavoidable consequence of a self-sufficient human power.