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The 99 Names of Allah

Al-Asma ul-Husna, the most beautiful names. Each page gives the Arabic, the meaning, and the trilateral root the meaning comes from — because names that share a root, like Ar-Rahman and Ar-Raheem, are related without being interchangeable.

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Islamic studies lessons cover the names with their root letters and what each one actually says.

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Questions about the names

Are there exactly ninety-nine names?

The hadith mentions ninety-nine, and the lists that circulate are scholars’ compilations rather than a single revealed list. That is why compilations differ slightly from one another.

Why give the root letters for each name?

Because Arabic meaning lives in the root. Seeing that a name shares its root with an ordinary word is what turns memorising a list into understanding it.

Should a child memorise all of them?

Many do, and it is a good exercise. Understanding a handful properly is worth more than reciting all of them without meaning.

Do you teach these in lessons?

Yes, within Islamic studies, and they come up naturally in Tafsir as well.

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