Al-Asma ul-Husna

99 Names of Allah

A daily sanctuary. Listen, reflect on each Name's Qur'anic anchor, and save the ones that bring you peace.

The Greatest Name

ٱللَّٰه

Allah

The God — the One true God, unique and without partner. The Greatest Name, which gathers all the others within it.

From al-ilah: al means “the”, and ilah means “god” — together, “The God” in Arabic.

Qur'anic anchor

“Say, “He is Allah [Allāh], [who is] One. Allah, the Eternal Refuge.””

— Sūrah Al-Ikhlāṣ 112:1–2

For reflection

Every other Name flows from this one. When life feels scattered, return to the One who holds it all together.

Tip: swipe the card left or right to move through the Names

“Allah has the most beautiful names; so call upon Him by them.” (Qur’an 7:180)

Beyond the Names · Tending the heart

When the heart feels distant or confused

Remembering Allah by His Names is the remedy. If modern life has clouded your Tawheed or made prayer feel hollow, you are not broken — you may be caught in one of two quiet traps.

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The Deception Trap

“Something is off. I sense spiritual deception but can't name it.”

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The 99 Names of Allah with Meaning

Al-Asma ul-Husna — the Most Beautiful Names — with Arabic script, transliteration, and meaning. Browse them all, or tap any name to reflect on it above.

Qur’anic translations adapted from Saheeh International. Audio recitations from the open-source “99 Names of Allah” app by Mohammed Abid Nafi (MIT licence); the Name “Allah” from Quran.com word-by-word audio.