What are the 99 Names of Allah?

The 99 Names of Allah, also known as Asma ul Husna, are the beautiful names and attributes used to understand Allah's mercy, majesty, knowledge, power, and perfection.

Why are the 99 Names important?

They help Muslims build a deeper relationship with Allah through reflection, du'a, memorization, and daily remembrance. The names also strengthen Islamic vocabulary in Arabic, English, and Tamil.

Can I memorize Asma ul Husna?

Yes. Many learners memorize the names by reciting them regularly, using audio pronunciation, and studying the meaning one name at a time.

What is the meaning of Ar-Rahman?

Ar-Rahman refers to the All-Merciful, highlighting Allah's vast and universal mercy toward all creation.

What is Asma ul Husna in Tamil?

In Tamil, Asma ul Husna is commonly written as அஸ்மாவுல் ஹுஸ்னா, and the names are often searched as அல்லாஹ்வின் 99 பெயர்கள் or அல்லாஹ்வின் பெயர்கள் தமிழ்.

How can I use this page for pronunciation?

Use the built-in audio controls to hear each name, then repeat the transliteration slowly while reviewing the Arabic text and meanings.

Does Allah have 99 or 100 names?

The famous hadith (Sahih al-Bukhari 2736) mentions ninety-nine names specifically. However, Islamic scholars agree that Allah has many more names beyond 99. The number 99 refers to a particular set whose memorization leads to Paradise.

Can I listen to the audio pronunciation of Allah's names?

Yes. Each name on this page has an audio playback button. Click the speaker icon next to any name to hear its Arabic pronunciation. You can also use the transliteration as a guide.

What are the benefits of reciting the 99 Names of Allah?

Reciting the names strengthens your connection with Allah, brings inner peace, enhances worship quality, and the Prophet ﷺ promised that memorizing them leads to Paradise (Sahih al-Bukhari 2736). Many scholars also associate specific benefits with individual names.

What is the meaning of Ar-Rahman and Ar-Raheem?

Ar-Rahman (الرَّحْمَنُ) means The Most Merciful — referring to Allah's vast, universal mercy. Ar-Raheem (الرَّحِيمُ) means The Especially Merciful — referring to His specific mercy toward believers. Both derive from the Arabic root for mercy (rahma).

How do I memorize Asma ul Husna?

Start by learning one name per day. Listen to the audio pronunciation, study the Arabic script and transliteration, understand the meaning, and use the names in your daily du'a and dhikr. Our page offers list and card views to support different learning styles.

Are the 99 Names of Allah mentioned in one place in the Quran?

No, the 99 names are spread across different surahs of the Quran. Some notable concentrations include Surah Al-Hashr (59:22-24) which mentions several names together, and Surah Al-A'raf (7:180) which commands Muslims to invoke Allah by His best names.

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