#memorizing 99 names of allah

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Memorizing the 99 Names of Allah:

“He who enumerates them would get into Paradise”

Day 1 of Memorizing 99 Names Of Allah.

1. ٱلرَّحْمَٰنُ

Al- Rahmaan

2. ٱلرَّحِيمُ

Al-Raheem

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//rah ooc what if i study your religion a lil bit (SILLY I MEAN THIS IN A COOL WAY I PROMISE WHAT IF I ASK SILLY QUESTIONS) And i can tell you things about mine im jewish

ohhh this is something i was NOT expecting, but sure

Islam is closely related to Judaism and Christianity. This means Muslims know about Jesus, Abraham, Moses, and other great prophets from the other Abrahamic faiths.

Followers of Islam aim to live a life of complete submission to Allah. They believe that nothing can happen without Allah’s permission, but humans have free will.

Islam teaches that Allah’s word was revealed to the Prophet Muhammad [PBUH] through the Angel Gabriel.

Allah is our God

The Qur’an is the holy text of Islam. It has 6,236 verses, or ayats. In the early days of Islam, religious leaders had to memorize the entire text and recite the Qur’an to multiple scribes at a time. 

Allah has 99 names, with each one having a different meaning and what we belive are His qualities.

The central idea in Islam is “jihad,” which means “struggle.” While the term has been used negatively in mainstream culture, Muslims believe it refers to internal and external efforts to defend their faith within them selves. Although VERY rare, this can include military jihad if a “just war” is needed.

It’s good manners for Muslims not to swear or say bad words

Muslims value education. its necessary to be educated

In the morning, they pray at dawn (fajr). The second prayer is noon (noon), and it’s followed by one called “afternoon” or “third prayer.”

This is typically when many people eat lunch or dinner and take a break from their busy schedule before going back to work again.

The fourth prayer is sunset (salat al-lay). This can be any time after 4 p.m., but most Muslims will go to bed shortly after 3 p.m.,

Every day’s fifth and final part consists of evening salat al-Isham (“night prayer”). This occurs around 8 p.m., which isn’t when we usually go out for dinner anymore.

Halal food that are lawful to eat in Muslim culture. So Halal refers to Islamic law, which states that religious rites and rituals must prepare all permissible foods.

It also means “permissible.” The word “halal” is often used interchangeably with the word “permissible,” but it can also stand alone as an adjective meaning “lawful.”

This definition of halal has been around for centuries, but what does it mean? Halal means your meat must come from animals slaughtered according to Islamic tradition

The hijab or headscarf is a Muslim woman’s most visible dress in Muslim culture facts. It signifies modesty, respect for God and His creation, and humility.

The hijab covers the head and chest but leaves the face exposed so that it may be seen by people who do not know its wearer well

Muslims believe in Jannah in the afterlife; in Islam, there are two types of heaven: one for believers and one for non-believers. It’s impotent in Muslim cultural facts.

The first type is al-Jannah (Arabic), meaning “the paradise.” It’s where Allah will welcome all of his faithful with open arms after death.

The second type is al-Jahannam (Arabic), meaning “the hell.” Hell lasts forever

ya im done

[asma-al-husna]

Welcome to the new series: How to live by the Names of Allah!

Today we reveal the first Name we will memorize, understand and implement in our lives: ALLAH.

Our motives for studying the Names of Allah

Every week we will choose one of the Beautiful Names of Allah [swt] to memorize and discuss its influence on our life.

Our goals of Memorizing & Understanding the 99 Names, one by one, each week:

To get closer to Allah [swt] through this Name;

To link every second of our life to the Most Beautiful Names of Allah [swt];

To know Allah and consequently love Him, fear Him obey His orders and submit to His decree;

To understand the Names of Allah [swt] with our heart;

By knowing Allah [swt] we will try to perfect all our deeds.

If we know Allah [swt] we will know the purpose of our life!

The Meaning of the Name ‘Allah’

The word Allah means “the Being Who comprises all the attributes of perfection”, the Being Who possesses the best and the noblest qualities imaginable in the highest degree. This is supported by the Quran:

“His are the best (or most beautiful) names.” (17:110; 20:8; and 7:180)

Allah is a proper name, not derived from anything and the Al is inseparable from it. The word al-ilah (the god) is a different word.

The word Allah is unique and it is the Name which refers to the Being Himself as His personal name.

Amazing Facts about the Name ‘Allah’ :

– The Name ‘Allah’ is the only Name of Allah, the rest are all Attributes!

– The first and the last Word of the Adhan is ‘Allah’..

– The first word of Salah is ‘Allah’..

– In a typical Salah [namaz], the word that comes most is ‘Allah’..

– The beginning of our life starts with ‘Allah’ (the adhan)..

– and the end of our life should be..’la ilaha illa Allah’..!

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So remember, the first Name we memorize, understand and live by is:

ALLAH!

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This blog is a simple, visual collection of all 99 Beautiful Names of Allah, compiled as a personal effort to reflect on their meanings and memorize them. Each Name holds infinite wisdom and serves as a reminder of Allah’s attributes—His Mercy, Justice, Generosity, and Majesty.

If you find the images helpful in your own study or remembrance of Allah ﷻ, I have also compiled a printable eBook with every Name for easy reference and reflection. You can find it here: [LINK].

May Allah ﷻ bless our efforts in seeking knowledge and grant us a deeper understanding of His Divine Names.

Jazākum Allahu Khayran,

Bethany-Grace ( @rumiandroses )

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There is no doubt that going to heaven is not an easy task. But we mention to you some of the deeds which have been promised to the doers of Paradise:

Allah and to be happy in believing in his Prophet and the religion of Islam.

Obedience to Hazrat Muhammad (PBUH).

Having qualities like gentleness, humility.

Performing Sunnah Muqadah.

Avoiding Shirk, Paying Prayers and Zakat and Paying Mercy.

Good manners, performing Tahajjud, fasting Nafila and feeding others.

Doing justice, purity, kindness and not questioning others.

Noble temperament, to be loved by the people.

Raising two or more daughters.

Performing two rak’ahs of Nafl (Tahiyat-ul-Wudhu) regularly after Wudhu.

Praying, fasting and obeying the husband, living with chastity.

Jihad in the way of Allah.

Caring for orphans.

Build a mosque.

Protecting the private parts and the tongue.

Treating a neighbor kindly.

Remembering the 99 names of Allah Almighty.

Memorizing the Qur’an.

Greetings often.

Visiting the patient.

Performing Hajj

Recite Ayatul Kursi

Recite La Ilaha Illallah

Recite Duas for forgiveness

Say salam to everyone

Always tell the truth

Treat your wife well

To arrange good education and upbringing of their daughters

Serving orphans

Taking care of the sick

We have mentioned a few deeds which have been promised paradise to the doers of which is explained in the hadiths. Similarly, there are many small deeds for which the promise of paradise has been announced. May Allah grant us the ability to act for His pleasure.

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إن للهِ تسعةً وتسعين اسمًا ، مائةً إلا واحدًا ، مَن أحصاها دخلَ الجنةَ

"Allah has ninety-nine names, i.e. one-hundred minus one, and whoever knows them will go to Paradise."

Sahih al-Bukhari (6410) in Sahih al-Bukhari, in the Book of Supplications, under the Chapter Allah has 100 Names Except 1.

The Meaning of the Hadith

In this hadith, Allah SWT tells and teaches us His slaves of His honoured names. It is wajib for us as a Muslim believer to believe and has faith with the attributes of Allah SWT of His perfection without any defect. This is one of the basic requisites in aqidah and tawhid. The names or attributes stated by Allah SWT is stated through His words which is the Quran or conveyed and taught by the Prophet PBUH in his hadiths. The scholars agreed that the attributes of Allah SWT are not limited to the 99 names but it exceeds this number.

The Meaning of “من أحصاها” according to the commentary of scholars

In understanding this phrase, scholars have differing opinions in determining the meaning meant by this phrase. Among them is presented by al-Khattabi in a book ‘Umdah al-Qari:

We should praise Allah SWT with all of His names or attributes without limiting the names and attributes

Whoever is capable to uphold their rights and at the same time practise them. Which also means, taking lessons from the meanings of the names and attributes of Allah SWT and placing them in ourselves.

Whoever who contemplates the meanings of the names and attributes of Allah SWT.

Whoever memorize and contemplate their meanings and subsequently practise them.

Ibn al-Jauzi holds the opinion that the phrase means anyone who recites the Quran until the end of it and understanding its contents where all of Allah SWT’s names and attributes are mentioned.

Disposition

According to the opinions of scholars in understanding this phrase, we are inclined to state that the phrase “من أحصاها” means contemplation and consideration of their meanings at the same time we memorize them.

Fiqh al-Hadith

Considering the text and meaning of the hadith, the following are some lessons we can take from it:

Believing in the names and attributes of Allah SWT is one of the pillars and basis of aqidah or tawhid. Whoever disbelieves is considered as a person who renounces Islam.

We should always recite the Quran in our daily lives. The reason is it contains the honoured names and attributes of Allah SWT.

Appreciation and makrifah as well as firm belief of the names of Allah SWT who are perfect in any aspect is of utmost importance in our daily lives. Thus, this would benefit us by getting ourselves closer towards Allah SWT and believing in Him.

Understanding and practising the names if Allah SWT and His attributes will lead us to paradise.

We must always supplicate to Allah SWT by stating His names as commanded by Allah SWT to His slaves according to the statement of Allah SWT:

وَلِلَّـهِ الْأَسْمَاءُ الْحُسْنَىٰ فَادْعُوهُ بِهَا ۖ

And to Allah belong the best names, so invoke Him by them. 

Surah al-A’raf (180)

Lastly, may Allah SWT protect our faith and make us from among the believers who will enter paradise in the hereafter. Amin.

Wallahua’lam.

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إن للهِ تسعةً وتسعين اسمًا ، مائةً إلا واحدًا ، مَن أحصاها دخلَ الجنةَ

"Allah has ninety-nine names, i.e. one-hundred minus one, and whoever knows them will go to Paradise."

Sahih al-Bukhari (6410) in Sahih al-Bukhari, in the Book of Supplications, under the Chapter Allah has 100 Names Except 1.

The Meaning of the Hadith

In this hadith, Allah SWT tells and teaches us His slaves of His honoured names. It is wajib for us as a Muslim believer to believe and has faith with the attributes of Allah SWT of His perfection without any defect. This is one of the basic requisites in aqidah and tawhid. The names or attributes stated by Allah SWT is stated through His words which is the Quran or conveyed and taught by the Prophet PBUH in his hadiths. The scholars agreed that the attributes of Allah SWT are not limited to the 99 names but it exceeds this number.

The Meaning of “من أحصاها” according to the commentary of scholars

In understanding this phrase, scholars have differing opinions in determining the meaning meant by this phrase. Among them is presented by al-Khattabi in a book ‘Umdah al-Qari:

We should praise Allah SWT with all of His names or attributes without limiting the names and attributes

Whoever is capable to uphold their rights and at the same time practise them. Which also means, taking lessons from the meanings of the names and attributes of Allah SWT and placing them in ourselves.

Whoever who contemplates the meanings of the names and attributes of Allah SWT.

Whoever memorize and contemplate their meanings and subsequently practise them.

Ibn al-Jauzi holds the opinion that the phrase means anyone who recites the Quran until the end of it and understanding its contents where all of Allah SWT’s names and attributes are mentioned.

Disposition

According to the opinions of scholars in understanding this phrase, we are inclined to state that the phrase “من أحصاها” means contemplation and consideration of their meanings at the same time we memorize them.

Fiqh al-Hadith

Considering the text and meaning of the hadith, the following are some lessons we can take from it:

Believing in the names and attributes of Allah SWT is one of the pillars and basis of aqidah or tawhid. Whoever disbelieves is considered as a person who renounces Islam.

We should always recite the Quran in our daily lives. The reason is it contains the honoured names and attributes of Allah SWT.

Appreciation and makrifah as well as firm belief of the names of Allah SWT who are perfect in any aspect is of utmost importance in our daily lives. Thus, this would benefit us by getting ourselves closer towards Allah SWT and believing in Him.

Understanding and practising the names if Allah SWT and His attributes will lead us to paradise.

We must always supplicate to Allah SWT by stating His names as commanded by Allah SWT to His slaves according to the statement of Allah SWT:

وَلِلَّـهِ الْأَسْمَاءُ الْحُسْنَىٰ فَادْعُوهُ بِهَا ۖ

And to Allah belong the best names, so invoke Him by them. 

Surah al-A’raf (180)

Lastly, may Allah SWT protect our faith and make us from among the believers who will enter paradise in the hereafter. Amin.

Wallahua’lam.

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Ninety Nine Names of Allah – English

It is narrated in the Hadith that there are Ninety Nine Names of Allah. It is also narrated that the Allah’s Messenger (ﷺ) said, “Allah has ninety nine Names, one-hundred less one; and he who memorized them all by heart will enter Paradise.” To count something means to know it by heart. This is a Colourful little handy (Pocket) Book, to be carried everywhere you go, with the 99 names of Allah (al…

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If you’re ok with it, could you do Hawks, Todoroki, Shinsou, Bakugo and Kaminari with a black support engineer s/o with big curly hair and stretched ears? Maybe she wears gauges with their hero theme? Just some cute fluff!

a/n: oooooh bitch okayyyyy!! i like that! hawks my lil bird bitch ✋🏽🥺

your quirk! super brain.

what is it? you have the ability to memorize things easily, piece complex puzzles together, make great strategies. you essentially are a megamind. you are incredibly smart invention-wise. you are skilled in support hero work so you are one of the go to’s for hero modifications, suits and basic designs.

hero name? hakim: the tinker hero

why the name hakim? from what i searched up it has arabic and african significance and it’s one of the 99 names based on the attributes of Allah. the two famous bearers of this name were hakim ajmal khan, the india physician and hakim muhammad saeed, a pakistani medical researcher. if i got any of this wrong please message me so i can fix this! i want to stay as respectful as possible as i love to include names that hold a message!

i might have to split this into two parts bc this gets long!! i just assumed reader is fem presenting bc you can use feminine pronouns and not be a girl like me. also disclaimer i only take 4 characters at a time per request but i dont think at the time of this request i had finalized my requirements in my masterlist so IMMA LET IT SLIDE. sorry this is late as SHIT. lets get it!

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Hawks

okay we all know he’s a lil shit

and we all know how he be

you are working on your next commission piece in your studio when your window opens

you can only sigh

“what happened kei.”

“now birdie dont get mad now okay”

“what did you do.”

“i may have.... broke my visor and destroyed my jacket?”

how the fuck do you do that.

“what.”

“ahahah...”

boot to the face

when you two were first dating

which was back in hs

you helped him figure out how his hero costume would be along with how they would sit comfortably on his wings

i mean i love the idea of you roasting him while measuring him

“where’s your fuckin DRIP kei.”

“y/n PLEASE. i came here to get a new costume not get slandered”

“well you jus gon have to deal with it sugar, especially when you look like a mess.”

he had definitely bought you so many gauges that have little red feathers hanging from it

or simply his initials hanging from it to the point where you just wear one of his feathers around your neck

marking his territory and making sure you are safe

protective and trendy!

i hc that he has alot of bird like tendencies so you probably have to stop him from stealing the lil shiny things you have

your nuts and bolts allat

“keigo put my bolt down”

“but its so SHINY”

“NO.”

cue keigo’s WHINING

sometimes he just sits on his stool you put for him and play with your ears

like he’ll stare at them and ask you questions

“do they hurt?”

“kei im trying to focus”

“like they’re all stretched how long did they take?”

or he’ll bounce your curls

you’re just polishing a piece of hero gear

here comes kei silently sitting on his stool and gently grabbing a strand of your hair

pulling it down then you hear a quiet

“boing”

i hc that kei has adhd, has lil tic and has to fidget

(can you tell i self project onto majority of them)

(i mean hawks’ quirk must be IMMACULATE for fidgeting 😫👌🏽👌🏽)

(its dead his fault why i have a pretty bird tic)

and one day

“kei baby, here.” you said as you handed him a box. he cocked his head slightly as he looked at it. “what is this, dove?” he asked as he took the box. “well, i made you something to help with your fidgets.” you said as you rubbed the back of your neck. his wings puffed out as he smiled. he opened the box and gasped. you watched as his eyes brightened while he took out the keychain fidget toy. it has multiple sides to it. metal rings connected by two hoops, red, white and beige plastic bangs that were at the ends with two small red feathers at the chains. you watched as he bit his lips and tried not to cause a big reaction. “do you like it, pretty bird?” you asked. he nodded and pulled you into a hug. “thank you so much, baby.” he said into your shoulder. “and you can hook it onto your pants. cute, right?” you said as you gently rubbed his back. “yep, i’m cuddling the fuck outta you. lets go.” he said as he let you go and sweeped you up into his arms. you squealed with a giggle and wrapped your arms around his neck as he ran to the bedroom.

Todoroki Shouto

yall are in hs okay no time skips lmao

todoroki loves EVERYTHING ABOUT YOU

i mean he has so many sneaky pics of you working on your projects

oil on the cheek, gloves, goggles

straight up working in your zone

he will post on his story sometimes like

“look at my s/o”

“they’re working hard”

dry ass cute shit yk?

he carries scrunchies and glass cleaners 24/7

you take your projects on the go so he’ll just take out a scrunchie and neatly pull them curls back into a pineapple

my mans lowkey was struggling at first bc DAMN

CURLS BE FIGHTIN HIM

love the idea of todoroki watching youtube tutorials bc he’s TIRED of getting his ass BEAT by them

he kinda gets a lil grossed out when you take out your gauges and your earlobe kinda just dangles

like earrings in? cool asf

them out? my mans fold like a lawn chair. he looks away or makes a stink face

“are they in?”

“yes they’re in you lil baby. you can try attempted murder but you can’t look at stretched earlobes?”

“shut UP”

he does internally swoon when you put in gauges that match his hair colour

like you love him that much? okay i see

he’s amazed by how you work

sometimes he’ll just stand behind you like a lil sibling in the door way

“mom said it’s my turn on the xbox.”

(not at how me and todoroki are both the youngest siblings)

when you saw his first hero costume you busted out LAUGHING

that day you roasted todoroki to the point where he left

“janitor looking ass. my nigga where you goin? a space adventure? scary ass.”

“😐 are you done.”

“space jam headass, lookin like a g.i joe action figure. terminator lookin ass.”

“alright im leaving”

“no wait come back andjajdjsba”

i hc that todoroki has panic and anxiety attacks and things like that

so you made him a little sumn sumn for his anxiety

“candy, look here for a second?” you called out, making todoroki hum and look up from his notebook. “what happened?” he asked as he cocked his head slightly. “made you something.” you said as you handed him a small box. his eyes light up as he gently took the box. “really? are you sure?” he questioned. you only nodded with a smile as you placed your pencil behind your ear. you watched as he carefully opened the box. he pulled out a tan clicker toy and smiled confused. “what’s this, bub?” he questioned as he placed the box down. “a fidget toy i made for you that can help with your anxiety. it can help ground you when you feel overwhelmed? hopefully? oh! it also has a music box feature.” you said as you pointed at the back of the toy. he silently turned the toy around and you leaned over and pressed a button that played a music box version of a pearl by mitski. you watched as his shoulders loosened up at the sound of his favorite song. he placed the toy down while he tried to hold his smile back. he sighed and smiled widely. “thank you, i love it, bubba.” he said sweetly. “i’m glad you like it.” you whispered. “may i kiss you?” he asked. you simply nodded before he gently cupped your cheek and pressed a kiss to your lips. you pulled him into a hug.

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“He who enumerates them would get into Paradise”

This is said about the 99 Names of Allah.

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ASMAUL HUSNA - 99 Names of ALLAH - EASY TO MEMORIZE

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Hi! I am not saying this to be rude, but to inform you. You can't be muslim and a witch, it's a HUGE sin it's actually considered shirk. Shirk makes your prayers invalid for awhile and is an unforgivable sin unless you repent before death. Please reconsider your path. ❤

Hello and salaams! First off, I’d like to say thank you for the thoughtful intent of keeping me on the path of Allah. Secondly, I think there is a misunderstanding with the term ‘witch.’ Witch in a historically broader sense of the meaning is more used as an umbrella term for the spiritual practices of many indiginous, Celtic, pagan, African, and other cultural forms of healing and spiritual art. And most of it’s connotation now as well as some of it’s history is related to paganism and Wicca, so I can see where you’d think that’s what I meant.

However, I do not follow Wicca or paganism. I don’t believe in darker spiritual or “magic” practices, ie things that would relate to djinn or the dangerous part of the unseen realm or shaiytan. Far from it actually! Also I do not believe in multiple deities or worship nature as many wiccans do. I believe in la illaha illa la, and I always will. However, I am and have always been fascinated by other spiritual practices as well. I appreciate aspects of Buddhism and meditation, I admire the channeling of energies through crystals and chants, recognizing certain cosmic patterns and signs, as well as intent through certain ritualistic actions such as salat and herbalism. Essentially that is what witchcraft entails in the broad sense.

THAT is what I mean when i consider myself a witch as well as a Muslim. Because to me, those things such as making herbal teas and crystal healing and shielding, etc. are all just tools and conduits for manifesting and channeling energy from The Divine aka Allah. To me, it all comes from the One source, it’s just about intent. Which, to me, is very in line with how I grew up learning about Islam. In fact, much of my craft draws influence from Sufi mysticism, which I got interested in during my teen years. Even as a little kid when my dad taught me zthikr prayers, he’d use little melodies and tajweed to help me memorize them, and as a little kid i thought they were like magic spells. Of course now i know they aren’t, bit still. And in a way, isn’t ‘magic’ just another name for the wonders of Allah manifested? I have always loved and thought of Allah as my friend, and I feel grateful that He blessed me with a desire to know Him more by widening my perspectives and imbuing in me a draw to the spiritual from many different walks of life. It makes my world feel a little bit bigger and helps me see Allah’s figurative hand in all things, even outside of Islam.

Of course I understand your concerns with my chosen semantics, and I do recognize that there are easy ways of slipping into mistaking the unseen and darker elements of that with Allah, which I never want to do. So I am always careful of where I direct my energies as well as the tools i use. For instance, I don’t use pentagrams, I replace more pagan or god/goddess terms in chants with Allah or one of His other 99 names (depending on the attribute i’m trying to channel), and I stay FAR FAR away from stuff like ouiji or occult type iconography. (Seriously, i don’t fucks with that stuff, it is baaaad juju!) For example, whenever i do a bit of kitchen magic, like making bone broth, I always stir in the same direction that Muslims do when we walk around the Ka’aba, and I recite bishmillah three times. 

Also I don’t use tarot cards because the pentagrams and major archaea imagery disagree with me. (Divination’s not really my strength anyhow) However I do use Oracle cards, and whenever I give or receive a reading I make sure to recite al-Fatiha and Surah al-Nas first. But such cards aren’t even originally rooted in paganism necessarily. Actually no one quite knows the root origins of tarot, which i find fascinating. They were used in all cultures, including ancient Persia if memory serves, and they can’t really predict the future, just give some channeled guidance. They’re just another tool. Sort of like a mix of spirituality and psychology. 

At the end of the day, these things are ultimately just tools and little rituals that helps me to be more mindful of God, just as making Salat on my prayer rug and using my zthikr beads does. But again, I always use them with intent of channeling Allah first, because as the Qur’an teaches us, we should treat everything as an act of worship. I take it the same way as one might take an attitude towards listening to certain rap or hip-hop artists, for example. That as long as you listen to the lyrics and history critically and choose your role models carefully, than it’s okay. Ultimately for me, it’s all just tools for being mindful of Allah, not idolatry or satanism or the like. (Cuz again, yikes!)

So anywho, I hope that sets your mind at ease and clarifies things a bit. Although I didn’t need to explain myself and I certainly don’t owe a stranger any justification for my beliefs and how I show my love for The Divine. However, it is good to remind myself of these, and maybe seeing this will help some other Muslims finding their own unique path to Allah in the way that feels truest to them, and without being shamed for it. Just as I pray that you have also found the path to Allah that feels truest to you. Respectfully ☺️💜

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🌟 Discover the beauty of the 99 Names of Allah with our printable cards! Each card features the sacred names in Arabic, along with transliteration and English translation, perfect for daily reflection and memorization. 🕌 Use them for personal study, teaching, or as elegant Islamic decor.

Plus, get a Free Islamic Habit Tracker (valued at 5€) with your purchase! Perfect for personal use or as a thoughtful gift.

Download instantly and deepen your spiritual connection. Ideal for gifting or enhancing your prayer space. ✨

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Bismillah Walhamdulillah Was Salaatu Was Salaam 'ala Rasulillah Narrated Abu Huraira (رضي الله عنه): Allah's Messenger ﷺ said, "Allah has ninety-nine Names, one-hundred less one; and he who memorized them all by heart will enter Paradise." To count something means to know it by heart. [Bukhari Vol. 9 : No. 489]