99 Names of Allah

The Asmaul Husna are the beautiful names of Allah found across the Quran and Sunnah — Ar-Rahman (the Most Merciful), Al-Ghaffar (the Ever-Forgiving), As-Sabur (the Most Patient) and the rest. They are not titles to memorise for their own sake; each one describes how Allah relates to His creation, and each opens a different door in worship and reflection.

How to use this page

Browse each name with its Arabic, transliteration and meaning, and sit with the reflection prompts. A common approach is to take one name a day or a handful a week: learn its meaning, notice where it appears in the Quran, and look for it in your own life — calling on Ar-Razzaq when worried about provision, or Al-Wadud when the heart feels distant.

Reflection over recitation alone

The names are an invitation to know Allah, not just to list Him. When making du'a, the Quran itself teaches us to call on Allah by whichever of His names fits our need — so learning them well makes personal supplication richer and more precise. Many people pair this page with a journal: one name, one honest sentence about where it touched their week.