The Beautiful Names of Allah

Each name of Allah in Arabic, with an explanation of its meaning.

The hadith about the 99 names

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Meaning and source

Abu Hurayrah (may Allah be pleased with him) reported that the Messenger of Allah (may Allah's peace and blessings be upon him) said: “Allah has ninety-nine names – one hundred minus one – and no one memorizes them but that they will enter Paradise. He is One, and He loves odd numbers.”

Narrated by Bukhari & Muslim Grade: Authentic hadith

Explanation

Allah, the Almighty, has ninety-nine names, and no one memorizes them except that they will enter Paradise. To memorize them means to know them by heart. It is also said to mean believing in them, acting upon them, and showing obedience according to each name of them. This Hadīth establishes those names, yet it does not negate other, additional names. Rather, these names were specifically included because they are the most known and the clearest in meaning. This is similar to someone saying: “Zayd has one hundred dirhams which he has allocated for charity.” This does not mean that he has no other dirhams; rather, it denotes the amount of money that he has devoted to this purpose. This explanation is supported by a Hadīth which was reported by Ibn Mas‘ūd (may Allah be pleased with him) and in which the Prophet (may Allah's peace and blessings be upon him) said: “I ask You by every Name belonging to You which You have named Yourself with, revealed in Your Book, taught to any of Your creation, or preserved in the knowledge of the Unseen with You.” This Hadīth points out that Allah, the Almighty, has names that He did not reveal in His book and kept concealed from His creation. "He is One", meaning: Allah is One and has no partner. "And He loves odd numbers", meaning: He prefers odd numbers in many good deeds and acts of worship. For example, the obligatory prayers are five, the circumambulation of the Ka‘bah consists of seven rounds, the heavens are seven, the earths are seven, and many acts ought to be done three times.

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  1. 1 الله

    Allāh (Allah)

    Allah is the deity worthy of being worshiped out of love, hope, and fear. This name encompasses all the meanings of the beautiful names and attributes of the Almighty Lord.

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  2. 2 الرَّبّ

    Ar-Rabb (The Lord)

    Ar-Rabb (The Lord) is the Master, the Owner, the Reformer, and the One Who fosters His servants by managing their affairs and bestowing favors upon them.

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  3. 3 الرَّحْمن

    Ar-Rahmān (The Most Compassionate)

    Ar-Rahmān (The Most Compassionate) is the One with great and immense mercy that encompasses everything.

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  4. 4 الرَّحِيْم

    Ar-Rahīm (The Most Merciful)

    Ar-Rahīm (The Most Merciful) is the One with great mercy.

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  5. 5 الحَيّ

    Al-Hayy (The Ever-Living)

    Al-Hayy (The Ever-Living) is the One to Whom belong all meanings of perfect life that is not preceded by nothingness nor followed by doom.

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  6. 6 القَيُّوْم

    Al-Qayyūm (The Self-Subsisting)

    Al-Qayyūm (The Self-Subsisting) is the One Who is self-sustaining, so He does not need anyone, and everything depends on Him and none can dispense with Him.

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  7. 7 الوَاحِد

    Al-Wāhid (The One)

    Al-Wāhid (The One) is the One Who alone possesses all perfection in His essence, attributes, and actions, and none shares any of this with Him.

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  8. 8 الأَحَد

    Al-Ahad (The Only One)

    Al-Ahad (The Only One) is the One Who alone possesses all perfection in His lordship, divinity, names, and attributes, and none shares any of them with Him.

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  9. 9 الأَوَّل

    Al-Awwal (The First)

    Al-Awwal (The First) is the One before Whom there was nothing.

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  10. 10 الآخِر

    Al-Ākhir (The Last)

    Al-Ākhir (The Last) is the One after Whom there is nothing.

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  11. 11 الظَّاهِر

    Azh-Zhāhir (The Manifest)

    Azh-Zhāhir (The Manifest) is the One above Whom there is nothing.

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  12. 12 البَاطِن

    Al-Bātin (The Hidden)

    Al-Bātin (The Hidden) is the One beneath Whom there is nothing.

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  13. 13 الوَارِث

    Al-Wārith (The Inheritor)

    Al-Wārith (The Inheritor) is the One Who lasts after the doom of all creation and Who inherits the earth and all that is in it.

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  14. 14 القُدُّوْس

    Al-Quddūs (The Holy One)

    Al-Quddūs (The Holy One) is the Glorified One Who is exalted far above any defect and far above resembling any of His creation.

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  15. 15 السُّبُّوْح

    As-Subbūh (The All-Glorious)

    Al-Subbūh (The All-Glorious) is the One far exalted above deficiencies and defects and Who is extolled and glorified by all those in the heavens and the earth.

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  16. 16 السَّلَام

    As-Salām (The Source of Perfection)

    As-Salām (The Source of Perfection) is the One free from any defect or fault.

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  17. 17 المُؤْمِن

    Al-Mu’min (The Bestower of Faith and Security)

    Al-Mu’min (The Bestower of Faith and Security) is the One Who confirms the truthfulness of His prophets through signs and miracles, and He is the One Who secures His servants from injustice, on account of His perfect justice.

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  18. 18 الحَقّ

    Al-Haqq (The Truth)

    Al-Haqq (The Truth) is the True One in terms of His being and His existence; and the One Whose names, attributes, actions, judgments, and recompense are all perfect and true.

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  19. 19 المُتَكَبِّر

    Al-Mutakabbir (The Supreme)

    Al-Mutakabbir (The Supreme) is the One Who is far exalted above evil, deficiency, and defects, given His perfection and majesty.

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  20. 20 العَظِيْم

    Al-‘Azhīm (The Magnificent)

    Al-‘Azhīm (The Magnificent) is the One Who possesses all attributes of perfection, glory, pride, and majesty, and Who is loved and extolled by His servants.

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  21. 21 الكَبِيْر

    Al-Kabīr (The Great)

    Al-Kabīr (The Great) is the One Who is greater than everything, and all else are inferior to Him.

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  22. 22 العَلِيّ

    Al-‘Alyy (The High)

    Al-‘Alyy (The High) is the One Who possesses absolute highness in all aspects: His status, His power, and His essence.

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  23. 23 الأَعْلَى

    Al-A‘la (The Most High)

    Al-A‘la (The Most High) is a name that denotes the affirmation of all meanings of highness for Allah Almighty from every aspect: highness in His essence, highness in His status, and highness in His power.

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  24. 24 المُتَعَال

    Al-Muta‘āl (The Exalted)

    Al-Muta‘āl (The Exalted) is a name that denotes the absolute exaltation of Allah in all aspects: His essence, His status, and His power.

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  25. 25 اللَّطِيْف

    Al-Latīf (The All-Subtle)

    Al-Latīf (The All-Subtle) is the One from Whom nothing is hidden, no matter how small it may be, and the One Who shows kindness and leniency to His servants and guides them to what is good for them.

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  26. 26 الحَكِيْم

    Al-Hakīm (The All-Wise)

    Al-Hakīm (The All-Wise) is the One Who possesses perfect wisdom in His commands and legislations, and perfect judgment between His creation.

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  27. 27 الوَاسِع

    Al-Wāsi‘ (The All-Embracing)

    Al-Wāsi‘ (The All-Embracing) is the One to Whom belongs the most perfect and complete meaning of every attribute.

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  28. 28 العَلِيْم

    Al-‘Alīm (The All-Knowing)

    Al-‘Alīm (The All-Knowing) is the One Whose knowledge encompasses everything.

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  29. 29 المَلِك

    Al-Malik (The King)

    Al-Malik (The King) is the One Who possesses the attributes of majesty, subjugation, and managing of affairs, and Who owns and disposes of everything without any difficulty.

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  30. 30 الحَمِيْد

    Al-Hamīd (The Praiseworthy)

    Al-Hamīd (The Praiseworthy) is a name that denotes all the praiseworthy and perfect attributes of Allah Almighty, Who deserves praise for the perfection of His essence, names, attributes, and actions.

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  31. 31 الخَبِيْر

    Al-Khabīr (The All-Aware)

    Al-Khabīr (The All-Aware) is the One Whose knowledge encompasses the inward and hidden aspects of things, as well as their outward aspects.

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  32. 32 المَجِيْد

    Al-Majīd (The Most Glorious)

    Al-Majīd (The Most Glorious) is the One Who possesses the various attributes of supreme majesty and perfection.

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  33. 33 القَوِيّ

    Al-Qawiyy (The All-Powerful)

    Al-Qawiyy (The All-Powerful) is the One with complete power Who cannot be overcome and Whose predestination cannot be repelled.

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  34. 34 المَتِيْن

    Al-Matīn (The Most Firm)

    Al-Matīn (The Most Firm) is the One Who possesses infinite power and ability so He never experiences any weakness or hardship.

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  35. 35 العَزِيْز

    Al-‘Azīz (The All-Mighty)

    Al-‘Azīz (The All-Mighty) is the One Who possesses the absolute might and vanquishes all others with His power, dominance, and invincibility.

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  36. 36 القَاهِر

    Al-Qāhir (The Vanquisher)

    Al-Qāhir (The Vanquisher) is the One to Whom all beings submit and before Whose power and will all beings stand humbly.

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  37. 37 القَادِر

    Al-Qādir (The Able)

    Al-Qādir (The Able) is the One Who possesses complete and comprehensive power, nothing can challenge Him, and none can escape His power or will.

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  38. 38 القَدِيْر

    Al-Qadīr (The Omnipotent)

    Al-Qadīr (The Omnipotent) is the One Who possesses complete power and does not suffer any incapability or fatigue.

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  39. 39 المُقْتَدِر

    Al-Muqtadir (The Dominant)

    Al-Muqtadir (The Dominant) is the One Who possesses complete unopposed power.

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  40. 40 الجَبَّار

    Al-Jabbār (The Compeller)

    Al-Jabbār (The Compeller) is the One far exalted above His creation, Who controls everything and to Whom all things are subdued and submitted. He is also the One Who supports those who seek refuge in Him.

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  41. 41 الخَالِق

    Al-Khāliq (The Creator)

    Al-Khāliq (The Creator) is the One Who brings things into existence and invents them in an unprecedented way.

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  42. 42 البَارِئ

    Al-Bāri’ (The Initiator)

    Al-Bāri’ (The Initiator) is the Creator Who created the whole creation from nothing and gave them forms after they were non-existent.

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  43. 43 المُصَوِّر

    Al-Musawwir (The Supreme Fashioner)

    Al-Musawwir (The Supreme Fashioner) is the One Who fashioned His creation in different forms and appearances that indicate His perfect knowledge and wisdom.

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  44. 44 المُهَيْمِن

    Al-Muhaymin (The All-Controller)

    Al-Muhaymin (The All-Controller) is the Guardian over His creation, their Ruler, and the Disposer of all their affairs, Who encompasses everything in His knowledge.

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  45. 45 الحَفِيْظ

    Al-Hafīzh (The All-Preserver)

    Al-Hafīzh (The All-Preserver) is the One Who preserves what He created; Whose knowledge encompasses all that He brought into existence; Who protects His pious servants from committing sins and ruinous acts; and Who records their deeds and the recompense for them.

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  46. 46 الوَلِيّ

    Al-Walyy (The Guardian)

    Al-Walyy (The Guardian) is the One Who supports His believing servants and manages the affairs of all His creation.

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  47. 47 المَوْلَى

    Al-Mawla (The Protector)

    Al-Mawla (The Protector) of all creation is their Master, Owner, Creator, and True Deity worthy of worship; and Al-Mawla of the believing servants is the One Who loves them, guides and supports them, and leads them to their religious and worldly interests.

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  48. 48 النَّصِيْر

    An-Nasīr (The Helper)

    An-Nasīr (The Helper) is the One Who helps and supports His believing servants.

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  49. 49 النَّاصِر

    An-Nāsir (The Supporter)

    An-Nāsir (The Supporter) is the One Who gives support and victory to whomever He wills from among His servants.

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  50. 50 الوَكِيْل

    Al-Wakīl (The Trustee)

    Al-Wakīl (The Trustee) is the One Who guarantees the sustenance of His creation and manages their affairs and maintains their welfare; and Who supports His pious servants and, thus, guides them to ease, grants them sufficiency, and keeps them away from difficulty.

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  51. 51 الكَفِيْل

    Al-Kafīl (The Guarantor)

    Al-Kafīl (The Guarantor) is the One Who manages the affairs of all creation and guarantees their sustenance.

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  52. 52 الكَافِي

    Al-Kāfi (The All-Sufficient)

    Al-Kāfi (The All-Sufficient) is the One Who fulfills all the needs of His servants and Who is sufficient for them beyond need for anyone else.

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  53. 53 الصَّمَد

    As-Samad (The Eternal Refuge)

    As-Samad (The Eternal Refuge) is the Perfect Lord and the Magnificent Master to Whom everyone turns, out of hope and fear.

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  54. 54 الرَّزَّاق

    Ar-Razzāq (The All-Provider)

    Ar-Razzāq (The All-Provider) is the One Who guarantees His servants the sustenance that maintains their hearts and bodies.

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  55. 55 الفَتَّاح

    Al-Fattāh (The Greatest Judge)

    Al-Fattāh (The Greatest Judge) is the One Who judges between His servants by His religious rulings, decrees His predestination for them, and calls them to account.

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  56. 56 المُبِيْن

    Al-Mubīn (The Evident)

    Al-Mubīn (The Evident) is the One Who is evident in His Oneness and that He has no partner, and Who clarifies the truth to His servants.

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  57. 57 الهَادِي

    Al-Hādi (The Guide)

    Al-Hādi (The Guide) is the One Who guides His servants to all beneficial things and leads them away from harmful ones, and Who leads whomever He wills to guidance.

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  58. 58 الحَكَم

    Al-Hakam (The Judge)

    Al-Hakam (The Judge) is the One to Whom belongs judgment in all things, and Who ordains what He wills and judges between His servants with the truth and justice.

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  59. 59 الرَّؤُوْف

    Ar-Ra’ūf (The All-Kind)

    Ar-Ra’ūf (The All-Kind) is the One Who is the most kind and merciful towards His creation.

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  60. 60 الوَدُوْد

    Al-Wadūd (The Most Affectionate)

    Al-Wadūd (The Most Affectionate) is the One Who loves and is loved. He loves His prophets and messengers and their followers, and they love Him.

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  61. 61 البَرّ

    Al-Barr (The Beneficent)

    Al-Barr (The Beneficent) is the One Who bestows all kinds of blessings upon His servants.

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  62. 62 الحَلِيْم

    Al-Halīm (The Forbearing)

    Al-Halīm (The Forbearing) is the One Who possesses deliberation and does not hasten to punish His servants for their sins.

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  63. 63 الغَفُوْر

    Al-Ghafūr (The All-Forgiving)

    Al-Ghafūr (The All-Forgiving) is the One Who spares His servants the evil of their sins and does not punish them.

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  64. 64 العَفُوّ

    Al-‘Afuww (The Pardoner)

    Al-‘Afuww (The Pardoner) is the One Who erases misdeeds and pardons sins.

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  65. 65 التَّوَّاب

    At-Tawwāb (The Accepting of Repentance)

    At-Tawwāb (The Accepting of Repentance) is the One Who guides His servants to repentance and accepts it from them.

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  66. 66 الكَرِيْم

    Al-Karīm (The Generous)

    Al-Karīm (The Generous) is the One Who gives abundant good and welfare.

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  67. 67 الأَكْرَم

    Al-Akram (The Most Generous)

    Al-Akram (The Most Generous) is the One Who gives generously, and all goodness lies in His hand and comes from Him.

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  68. 68 الشَّاكِر

    Ash-Shākir (The Appreciative)

    Ash-Shākir (The Appreciative) is the One Who praises those who obey Him and rewards them beyond what is due to them.

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  69. 69 الشَّكُوْر

    Ash-Shakūr (The Most Appreciative)

    Ash-Shakūr (The Most Appreciative) is the One Who appreciates even little deeds and gives immense and multiple rewards in return, and Who forgives numerous errors.

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  70. 70 السَّمِيْع

    As-Samī‘ (The All-Hearing)

    As-Samī‘ (The All-Hearing) is the One Who hears everything. He hears secret and private talk. Loud and low voices, and speaking and silence are all the same to Him - He grasps all.

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  71. 71 البَصِيْر

    Al-Basīr (The All-Seeing)

    Al-Basīr (The All-Seeing) is the One Whose sight encompasses everything, no matter how small or minute they may be, and He is the One Who is All-Aware of everything and All-Knowing of their hidden aspects.

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  72. 72 الشَّهِيْد

    Ash-Shahīd (The Ever-Witness)

    Ash-Shahīd (The Ever-Witness) is the One from Whom nothing is hidden, rather He knows and witnesses everything and is Aware of its details.

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  73. 73 الرَّقِيْب

    Ar-Raqīb (The Ever-Watchful)

    Al-Raqīb (The Ever-Watchful) is the One Who watches over everything and witnesses inner thoughts and secrets, and Who knows and sees all things and no secret or private talk is hidden from Him.

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  74. 74 القَرِيْب

    Al-Qarīb (The Near)

    Al-Qarīb (The Near) is the One Who is near His obedient servants with reward; near those who supplicate Him with the answer; and near the rest of His servants with knowledge. This does not contradict His being high above.

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  75. 75 المُجِيْب

    Al-Mujīb (The All-Responsive)

    Al-Mujīb (The All-Responsive) is the One Who responds to supplications by answering them and to requests by fulfilling them.

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  76. 76 المُحِيْط

    Al-Muhīt (The All-Encompassing)

    Al-Muhīt (The All-Encompassing) is a name that denotes the exaltedness of Allah above His creation and that He encompasses everything in terms of knowledge, power, and subjugation.

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  77. 77 الحَسِيْب

    Al-Hasīb (The Ever-Reckoner)

    Al-Hasīb (The Ever-Reckoner) is the One Who grants sufficiency to His believing servants who rely upon Him, and Who knows their deeds and holds them accountable for them.

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  78. 78 الغَنِيّ

    A-Ghanyy (The Self-Sufficient)

    A-Ghanyy (The Self-Sufficient) is the One Who is needed by all and Who does not need anyone.

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  79. 79 الوَهَّاب

    Al-Wahhāb (The Bestower)

    Al-Wahhāb (The Bestower) is the One Who gives abundantly, and Whose generosity and bounty encompass all beings.

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  80. 80 المُقِيْت

    Al-Muqīt (The All-Nourisher)

    Al-Muqīt (The All-Nourisher) is the One Who determines the sustenance of His creation according to His knowledge, brings it to them with His power, and distributes it amongst them.

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  81. 81 المُقَدِّم

    Al-Muqaddim (The Advancer)

    Al-Muqaddim (The Advancer) is the One Who puts things in their due places, advancing what He wills and delaying what He wills.

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  82. 82 المُؤَخِّر

    Al-Mu’akhkhir (The Delayer)

    Al-Mu’akhkhir (The Delayer) is the One Who delays things that should be delayed, thus putting them in their proper place.

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  83. 83 الرَّفِيْق

    Ar-Rafīq (The Kind)

    Ar-Rafīq (The Kind) is the One Who acts deliberately and gradually, and does not hasten to punish sinners.

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  84. 84 المَنَّان

    Al-Mannān (The Bestower of Favors)

    Al-Mannān (The Bestower of Favors) is the One Who bestows great favors and gives blessings to His servants before they ask for them.

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  85. 85 الجَوَاد

    Al-Jawād (The Munificent)

    Al-Jawād (The Munificent) is the One Who gives abundantly to all creatures.

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  86. 86 المُحْسِن

    Al-Muhsin (The Superb Benevolent)

    Al-Muhsin (The Superb Benevolent) is the One Who bestows all kinds of outward and inward favors upon His servants.

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  87. 87 الدَّيَّان

    Ad-Dayyān (The Recompenser)

    Ad-Dayyān (The Recompenser) is the One Who recompenses His servants according to their deeds and holds them accountable for them.

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  88. 88 الشَّافِي

    Ash-Shāfi (The Healer)

    Ash-Shāfi (The Healer) is the One Who cures His servants from the illnesses of their bodies, the doubts of their hearts, and the vain desires of their selves.

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  89. 89 السَّيِّد

    As-Sayyid (The Master)

    As-Sayyid (The Master) is the Lord and the Owner, the One Who possesses true dominance, and to Whom all creation turns for their worldly and their Hereafter affairs.

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  90. 90 الوِتْر

    Al-Witr (The Odd)

    Al-Witr (The Odd) is the One Who has no partner or equal.

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  91. 91 الحَيِيّ

    Al-Hayiyy (The Modest)

    Al-Hayiyy (The Modest) is the One Who is very modest. This description befits Allah Almighty and it is nothing like the modesty of people. Rather, it means abandoning what does not suit His vast mercy, perfect generosity, and great forgiveness and forbearance.

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  92. 92 الطَّيِّب

    At-Tayyib (The Good)

    At-Tayyib (The Good) means that Allah Almighty is extolled and exalted far above all deficiencies and defects.

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  93. 93 المُعْطِي

    Al-Mu‘ti (The Giver)

    Al-Mu‘ti (The Giver) is the only One Who gives, and no one can withhold what He has given or give what He has withheld.

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  94. 94 الجَمِيْل

    Al-Jamīl (The Beautiful)

    Al-Jamīl (The Beautiful) is the One Who possesses absolute beauty in His essence, names, attributes, and actions.

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  95. 95 الإِلَه

    Al-Ilāh (The God)

    Al-Ilāh (The God) is the One Who possesses all attributes of perfection and majesty and Who alone is worthy of being worshiped.

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  96. 96 الرَّافِع

    Ar-Rāfi‘ (The Raiser)

    Al-Rāfi‘ (The Raiser) is the One Who raises whomever He wills the way He wills, as He elevates the ranks of His pious servants in this world and in the Hereafter.

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  97. 97 ذُو الجَلالِ والإِكْرامِ

    Dhul-Jalāl wa al-Ikrām (Lord of Majesty and Bounty)

    Dhul-Jalāl wa al-Ikrām (Lord of Majesty and Bounty) is the Possessor of greatness, pride, mercy, and bounty, Who deserves glorification and praise.

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  98. 98 أحسن الخالقين

    Ahsan al-Khāliqīn (The Best of Creators)

    Ahsan al-Khāliqīn (The Best of Creators) is the Best of Determiners and the Most Skillful of Makers and Fashioners, Who has no equal in the way He creates.

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What are Asmaul Husna?

Asmaul Husna are the Beautiful Names of Allah. This page lists each name in Arabic with an explanation of its meaning.

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