99 Names of Allah — Asma ul Husna
Arabic text, transliteration, and meaning for each of the 99 Beautiful Names.
How to use this tool
Scroll or search to find any of the 99 Names. Each card shows the Arabic text, a common transliteration, and a brief English meaning.
About this list
Follows the well-known enumeration of the 99 Names narrated in the hadith collected by Imam at-Tirmidhi (Jami' at-Tirmidhi) — the version most commonly published across Islamic references.
Cross-checked against the "Names of God in Islam" reference article before publishing. The one-line meanings are brief summaries for memorization, not full scholarly explanations. 100% client-side.
Frequently asked questions
What is the source of this list?
The list follows the well-known enumeration of the 99 Names narrated in the hadith collected by Imam at-Tirmidhi (Jami' at-Tirmidhi), the version most commonly published across Islamic references and reference works such as the Wikipedia article "Names of God in Islam".
Are the short meanings shown here complete explanations?
No — each meaning here is a brief, one-line summary to aid memorization and understanding. Scholars have written entire books on the full meaning and implications of each Name; for deeper study, consult a qualified scholar or a dedicated work such as Ibn al-Qayyim's or al-Ghazali's writings on the Names of Allah.