The Beautiful Names of Allah

By Aneesah, 14 Mar 19

Most of us would probably have memorised the Asma’ul Husna (Beautiful Names of Allah) via classic nasheeds as a child. But for years I’d wanted to go through them properly and learn the meanings and background, especially in order to include His Names when making du’a.

There are already various online resources for this, eg:

  • Creative Motivations — I’d periodically get e-mail newsletters to learn each name, very useful
  • 99namesofallah.name — I’ve borrowed their downloadable document to create my own (thank you!)

Fun fact: did you know there might be more than 99 names/attributes of Allah? I’ve actually found slight differences in the various lists online, so feel free to do your own research because there are different sources.

Calendar

My inspiration for creating a “desk calendar”-style tool was this Hadith calendar which I’ve purchased. I am a big fan of these automatic visual learning tools: I place the calendar somewhere we’d see it daily, like on a dresser in the bedroom and sooner or later you’d end up memorising what’s on it!

Tools
Suggested tools to make the calendar: hole punch, corner punch, cardboard for the base (you can also recycle an old desk calendar!) and ring binders.

I’ve created these to be printed on A4 pages, two names to a sheet. You can also just use these as flash cards. I highly recommend adding the meaning/translation either on the cards or behind them.

DOC
Microsoft Word file. If you don’t need to edit anything, just download the PDF version for printing.

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2 Comments

  1. Assalamu Alaykom, Aneesah, hope you’re doing great well I also have a website like you, where I upload article related islam, I like to tell people about islam and learn about islam i have website named 99-namesofallah.com do check out and let me know if i need to improve something. thank you.

  2. Hafsa says:

    Very good and helpfull

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