Al Asma Ul Husna – 99 Names Of Allah

About Al Asma Ul Husna – 99 Names Of Allah

Al Asma Ul Husna – 99 Names Of Allah is a book devoted to the most beautiful names by which Allah Almighty has made Himself known to His servants. If you want to learn the 99 names of Allah, understand what each name means and bring those meanings into your daily worship, a book on Al Asma Ul Husna is one of the best places to begin. For details of the author, publisher and number of pages of the copy in stock, please message us on WhatsApp at 9906523492 for details of the copy in stock.

Knowing Allah is the foundation of faith. The more a believer understands the names and attributes of his Lord, the more his love, hope, reverence and trust grow. That is why generations of Muslims have studied these names, memorised them and called upon Allah through them.

What are the Asma Ul Husna?

Asma Ul Husna means the most beautiful names. The Qur’an speaks of them directly. In Surah Al-A’raf, Allah says that the most beautiful names belong to Him and instructs believers to call upon Him by them. Names such as Ar-Rahman (the Most Merciful), Ar-Raheem (the Especially Merciful), Al-Malik (the Sovereign), Al-Ghaffar (the Ever Forgiving) and Al-Wadud (the Most Loving) appear again and again in the Qur’an, and each one opens a window onto how Allah deals with His creation.

The well-known narration reported by Abu Hurairah (RA) in the collections of Bukhari and Muslim states that Allah has ninety-nine names, and that whoever learns them, enters Paradise. Scholars explain that this is not only a matter of reciting a list, but of learning the meanings, believing in them, acting upon what they require and calling upon Allah through them. The sentence does not mean that Allah has only ninety-nine names; it means that these are the names which are especially to be learned.

What a book on the 99 names of Allah usually helps you do

• Read each name in Arabic and understand its meaning in a language you know
• See where the name appears in the Qur’an and how it connects with the verses around it
• Reflect on how a believer should respond to each name in belief, character and worship
• Learn how to make du’a using the names that fit your need
• Build a habit of remembering Allah through study and reflection, one name at a time

Why learning the 99 names of Allah changes the heart

Each name is an invitation. When you learn that Allah is Ar-Razzaq, the Provider, worry about sustenance begins to loosen. When you learn that He is At-Tawwab, the One who accepts repentance, a sinner finds courage to return. When you learn that He is Al-Basir, the All-Seeing, a believer becomes careful about what he does in private. When you learn that He is Al-Latif, the Subtle and Kind, hardship starts to look different, because you remember that a gentle hand is guiding events.

In this way the study of the names is not an academic hobby. It builds sincerity, patience, gratitude and hope. It also protects the believer from despair and from arrogance, because he knows both the mercy and the majesty of his Lord.

Who should read this book

• New Muslims and young readers who are beginning to learn about their Lord
• Parents who wish to teach their children the names of Allah one at a time
• Students in madrasas, schools and weekend Islamic classes
• Anyone who wants to improve the quality of their du’a and dhikr
• Gift givers looking for something meaningful for Ramadan, Eid or a wedding

How to benefit from the names of Allah

Take one name a day or one name a week. Read its meaning, then look for the verses in which it appears. Think of one way in which the name should shape your behaviour that day. If you are studying Al-Ghafur, forgive someone who has wronged you. If you are studying Ash-Shakur, thank the people who have helped you and thank Allah for His many favours. Then raise your hands and make du’a using that name. Over a few months you will notice the difference in your prayer, because you will be asking from Allah with an understanding of who He is.

Teaching the names to children works best when it is gentle and regular. A family can learn one name at dinner each night, with a short story or example attached to it. Children remember what they hear with warmth, and they will grow up connecting these names with love and trust rather than fear alone. Whenever the name of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ comes up in your reading, send salawat upon him, for he was the one who taught us how to call upon Allah.

A gift for the whole family

A book on the 99 names of Allah is welcome in almost every home. It can sit on the family shelf, be read in Ramadan evenings and be handed to a guest or a relative as a gift. Readers who find long academic works heavy can use it as a light, steady companion, while teachers can use it as a base for short classes and halaqahs.

Edition details

Title: Al Asma Ul Husna – 99 Names Of Allah. For the author, publisher, language, binding and number of pages of the copy in stock, please message us on WhatsApp at 9906523492. Same-day dispatch from Srinagar. Delivery takes about 1 day in Srinagar and 3 to 10 days across the rest of India.

Frequently asked questions

What does Asma Ul Husna mean? It means the most beautiful names, the names by which Allah has described Himself and by which we are told to call upon Him.

Does Allah have only ninety-nine names? No. The hadith says that whoever learns ninety-nine of His names will enter Paradise; it does not limit His names to that number.

Can children read this book? Parents can read the names and their meanings with children and explain them in simple words, one name at a time.

Where can I get details of the copy in stock? Please message us on WhatsApp at 9906523492.

How quickly will my order arrive? We dispatch the same day from Srinagar. Delivery is about 1 day in Srinagar and 3 to 10 days in the rest of India.

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