99 Names of Allah SWT – Asma-ul-Husna

The 99 names of Allah SWT, also known as the Asmaul Husna, are the attributes and qualities used to describe Allah in Islamic tradition. Each name reflects a particular aspect of Allah’s nature and helps Muslims better understand and connect with Him.

99 Names of Allah SWT – Asma-ul-Husna

Here are some of the significances of the 99 names of Allah: 

• Understanding Allah’s nature: The 99 names of Allah provide Muslims with a deeper understanding of Allah’s nature and attributes. Muslims can better understand Allah’s mercy, compassion, justice, and wisdom through the names. 
• Praising Allah: Muslims often recite the 99 names of Allah as a form of praise and worship. The recitation of these names is considered a form of dhikr (remembrance of Allah) and is believed to bring blessings and spiritual benefits. 

• Seeking forgiveness: The 99 names of Allah also provide a means for Muslims to seek forgiveness and repentance. Many of the names reflect Allah’s mercy and forgiveness, and reciting these names can help Muslims to seek Allah’s forgiveness and guidance. 
• Protection and supplication: Some of the names of Allah are believed to offer protection and supplication, such as Al-Hafiz (the Guardian), Al-Mu’min (the Faithful), and Al-Mujeeb (the Responsive). Muslims may recite these names for protection from harm and to seek Allah’s guidance and support. 
• Reflecting on Allah’s unity: The 99 names of Allah reflect the oneness and unity of Allah. Muslims believe that Allah has no partners and that all of His attributes are interconnected and reflect His ultimate power and wisdom. 

The 99 names of Allah are a central aspect of Islam and are used by Muslims worldwide for worship, reflection, and spiritual growth. Below we have listed all the 99 names of Allah (Asma-ulHusna):

1. الرحمن (Ar-Rahman): The Most Merciful 
2. الرحيم (Ar-Rahim): The Most Compassionate 
3. الملك (Al-Malik): The King, The Sovereign 
4. القدوس (Al-Quddus): The Holy, The Pure 
5. السلام (As-Salam): The Source of Peace 
6. المؤمن (Al-Mu’min): The Faithful, The Guardian of Faith 
7. المهيمن (Al-Muhaymin): The Protector, The Preserver 
8. العزيز (Al-Aziz): The Almighty, The Invincible 
9. الجبار (Al-Jabbar): The Compeller, The Restorer 
10. المتكبر (Al-Mutakabbir): The Majestic, The Supreme 
11. الخالق (Al-Khaliq): The Creator 
12. البارئ (Al-Bari’): The Maker, The Inventor 
13. المصور (Al-Musawwir): The Fashioner, The Shaper 
14. الغفار (Al-Ghaffar): The Forgiver, The Concealer of Faults 
15. القهار (Al-Qahhar): The Subduer, The Dominant 
16. الوهاب (Al-Wahhab): The Bestower, The Giver of Gifts 
17. الرزاق (Ar-Razzaq): The Provider, The Sustainer 
18. الفتاح (Al-Fattah): The Opener, The Revealer 
19. العليم (Al-‘Alim): The All-Knowing, The Omniscient 
20. القابض (Al-Qabid): The Restrainer, The Constrictor 
21. الباسط (Al-Basit): The Extender, The Expander 
22. الخافض (Al-Khafid): The Abaser, The Humbler 
23. الرافع (Ar-Rafi’): The Exalter, The Elevator 
24. المعز (Al-Mu’izz): The Giver of Honor, The Bestower of Dignity 
25. المذل (Al-Mudhill): The Humiliator, The Degrader 
26. السميع (As-Sami’): The All-Hearing, The Hearer of All 
27. البصير (Al-Basir): The All-Seeing, The Seer of All 
28. الحكم (Al-Hakam): The Judge, The Arbitrator 
29. العدل (Al-‘Adl): The Just, The Equitable 
30. اللطيف (Al-Latif): The Gentle, The Subtle 
31. الخبير (Al-Khabir): The All-Aware, The Acquainted 
32. الحليم (Al-Halim): The Forbearing, The Clement 
33. العظيم (Al-‘Azim): The Magnificent, The Infinite 
34. الغفور (Al-Ghafur): The Forgiving, The Absolver 
35. الشكور (Ash-Shakur): The Grateful, The Appreciative 
36. العلى (Al-‘Ali): The Highest, The Exalted 
37. الكبير (Al-Kabir): The Great, The Grand 
38. الحفيظ (Al-Hafiz): The Protector, The Guardian 
39. المقيت (Al-Muqit): The Sustainer, The Nourisher 
40. الحسيب (Al-Hasib): The Reckoner, The Accounter 
41. الجليل (Al-Jalil): The Majestic, The Glorious 
42. الكريم (Al-Karim): The Generous, The Bountiful 
43. الرقيب (Ar-Raqib): The Watchful, The Vigilant 
44. المجيب (Al-Mujib): The Responder, The Answerer 
45. الواسع (Al-Wasi’): The All-Encompassing, The Boundless 
46. الحكيم (Al-Hakim): The Wise, The Judge of Judges 
47. الودود (Al-Wadud): The Loving, The Affectionate 
48. المجيد (Al-Majid): The Glorious, The Illustrious 
49. الباعث (Al-Ba’ith): The Resurrector, The Raiser of the Dead 
50. الشهيد (Ash-Shahid): The Witness, The Martyr 
51. الحق (Al-Haqq): The Truth, The Reality 
52. الوكيل (Al-Wakil): The Trustee, The Advocate 
53. القوي (Al-Qawi): The Strong, The Most Powerful 
54. المتين (Al-Matin): The Firm, The Steadfast 
55. الولي (Al-Wali): The Friend, The Patron 
56. الحميد (Al-Hamid): The Praiseworthy, The Commendable 
57. المحصى (Al-Muhsi): The Reckoner, The Counter 
58. المبدئ (Al-Mubdi’): The Originator, The Beginner 
59. المعيد (Al-Mu’id): The Restorer, The Reinstater 
60. المحيي (Al-Muhyi): The Giver of Life, The Resurrector 
61. المميت (Al-Mumit): The Taker of Life, The Destroyer 
62. الحي (Al-Hayy): The Living, The Everlasting 
63. القيوم (Al-Qayyum): The Sustainer, The Self-Subsisting 
64. الواجد (Al-Wajid): The Finder, The Rich 
65. الماجد (Al-Majid): The Glorious, The Majestic 
66. الواحد (Al-Wahid): The One, The Unique 
67. الأحد (Al-Ahad): The Singular, The Absolute 
68. الصمد (As-Samad): The Eternal, The Absolute 
69. القادر (Al-Qadir): The All-Powerful, The Omnipotent 
70. المقتدر (Al-Muqtadir): The Dominant, The All-Powerful 
71. المقدم (Al-Muqaddim): The Expediter, The Promoter 
72. المؤخر (Al-Mu’akhkhir): The Delayer, The Retarder 
73. الأول (Al-Awwal): The First, The Beginning 
74. الأخر (Al-Akhir): The Last, The Endless 
75. الظاهر (Az-Zahir): The Manifest, The Evident 
76. الباطن (Al-Batin): The Hidden, The Unseen 
77. الوالي (Al-Wali): The Governor, The Protector 
78. المتعالي (Al-Muta’ali): The Most High, The Supreme 
79. البر (Al-Barr): The Source of Goodness, The Righteous 
80. التواب (At-Tawwab): The Accepter of Repentance, The Forgiver 
81. المنتقم (Al-Muntaqim): The Avenger, The Retaliator 
82. العفو (Al-‘Afuww): The Pardoner, The Forgiver 
83. الرؤوف (Ar-Ra’uf): The Compassionate, The Merciful 
84. مالك الملك (Malik-al-Mulk): The Owner of Sovereignty, The Ruler of Kingdoms 
85. ذو الجلال والإكرام (Dhu-al-Jalal wa-al-Ikram): The Lord of Majesty and Generosity 
86. المقسط (Al-Muqsit): The Just, The Equitable 
87. الجامع (Al-Jami’): The Gatherer, The Uniter 
88. الغني (Al-Ghani): The Self-Sufficient, The Wealthy 
89. المغني (Al-Mughni): The Enricher, The Sufficer 
90. المانع (Al-Mani’): The Preventer, The Withholder 
91. الضار (Ad-Darr): The Harmful, The Afflictor 
92. النافع (An-Nafi’): The Beneficial, The Profitable 
93. النور (An-Nur): The Light, The Illuminator 
94. الهادي (Al-Hadi): The Guide, The Leader 
95. البديع (Al-Badi’): The Incomparable, The Originator of Beauty 
96. الباقي (Al-Baqi): The Everlasting, The Eternal 
97. الوارث (Al-Warith): The Inheritor, The Heir 
98. الرشيد (Ar-Rashid): The Guide to the Right Path, The Righteous Teacher 
99. الصبور (As-Sabur): The Patient, The Enduring.