Asma ul Husna · الأسماء الحسنى

The 99 Names of Allah

Each name is a window. Arabic, transliteration, and a brief English meaning for all 99. Tap any name for its own page, or use the search to jump.

By theme

Names that share a meaning, grouped.

The 99 names are not a list to memorise alphabetically. They cluster around themes. Reading them together opens the meaning in a way reading them in number order rarely does.

On the 99 names

The Prophet ﷺ said: "Indeed, Allah has ninety-nine names, one hundred less one. Whoever enumerates them will enter Paradise." (Bukhari and Muslim). The list circulated here follows the well-known narration of Tirmidhi. Other hadith experts consider the list illustrative rather than fixed, and scholars note that Allah's names are not limited to 99. These are simply the ones taught to us.

To "enumerate" (iḥṣāʾ) them means more than counting: learn them, believe their meanings, and let them shape your speech and your behaviour. Start with one each day. Return to the same one if it is moving you.

Make dhikr of a Name

Sign in and add any of these Names as a custom tasbih. Repeat it 33 or 100 times, track the streak, keep a lifetime count.