Belief and the unseen

What does Rahmah mean?

رَحْمَة
Rahmah

Mercy, the attribute that Allah's two names in the basmalah proclaim.

Also spelled: Mercy

Rahmah explained

Allah wrote upon Himself mercy, and His mercy outstrips His anger. Of a hundred parts of mercy He sent one to the world, by which all creatures show compassion, and kept ninety-nine for the Day of Judgement.

Source
Al-An'am 6:54; Sahih Muslim 2752

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Questions about Rahmah

What does Rahmah mean?

Rahmah (رَحْمَة, Rahmah) means: Mercy, the attribute that Allah's two names in the basmalah proclaim.

How is Rahmah written and pronounced in Arabic?

It is written رَحْمَة and pronounced Rahmah. It is also spelled Mercy.

Where does Rahmah come from in the Quran or hadith?

Allah wrote upon Himself mercy, and His mercy outstrips His anger. Of a hundred parts of mercy He sent one to the world, by which all creatures show compassion, and kept ninety-nine for the Day of Judgement. Source: Al-An'am 6:54; Sahih Muslim 2752.

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