99 Names of Allah Asma ul Husna Islamic Wazifa Wealth, Healing
The 99 Names of Allah: Meaning, Wazifa & Benefits
A complete, scholar-guided directory of every one of the 99 Beautiful Names of Allah (Asma-ul-Husna) — Arabic script, transliteration, core meaning, Quranic context, and how each name is used in dhikr, dua and wazifa for wealth, marriage, protection and healing.
Quick answer: Asma-ul-Husna are the 99 names or attributes of Allah described in the Quran and Hadith — each one, such as Ar-Rahman (The Most Compassionate) or Al-Latif (The Most Gentle), reveals a distinct divine quality. Muslims recite them in dhikr to seek their blessings for provision, protection, healing, marriage and guidance. Jump to the full directory of all 99 names below.
What Are the 99 Names of Allah (Asma-ul-Husna)?
Asma-ul-Husna, literally “the most beautiful names,” are the attributes by which Allah describes Himself throughout the Quran and in the sayings of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ. The Quran itself instructs believers to call upon Allah by these names, and a well-known hadith preserved by Imam Bukhari and Imam Muslim states that whoever preserves and reflects upon them will enter Paradise. Each name is not a separate deity or force — it is one facet of the same singular Allah, describing His mercy, power, knowledge, justice, and closeness to creation.
Reciting and reflecting on these names is a core Islamic spiritual practice known as dhikr (remembrance). Rather than being ritual words repeated without meaning, each name is meant to shape character: reflecting on Ar-Rahim (The Most Merciful) is meant to cultivate mercy in the one reciting it, just as reflecting on Al-Adl (The Utterly Just) is meant to cultivate fairness.
How to Recite Asma-ul-Husna: Etiquette of Dhikr
There is no single mandatory method for every name, but the following etiquette is widely taught by scholars of dhikr and is a respectful starting point:
- Purify first. Perform wudu (ablution) before sitting for dhikr where possible.
- Set a sincere intention (niyyah). Be clear on why you are reciting a particular name — gratitude, a specific need, or simply drawing closer to Allah.
- Choose a quiet, consistent time. After Fajr or after any of the five daily prayers are commonly preferred times.
- Recite with presence, not haste. A smaller number recited attentively is preferred over a large number recited absentmindedly.
- Follow guidance for structured wazifa. If a specific count or duration is attached to a name for a particular need, this is best learned from a qualified teacher rather than assumed.
- Pair remembrance with action. Dhikr complements — it does not replace — lawful effort, patience, and good conduct.
Benefits of the 99 Names by Life Need
Islamic tradition connects specific names of Allah to specific life circumstances, based on the meaning of the name itself. Below is a starting map — each name links to its own complete guide with full benefits, Quranic references, and recitation guidance.
Wealth & Rizq (Sustenance)
Marriage & Relationships
Protection & Healing
Knowledge, Guidance & Peace
Wazifa & Taweez for Marriage: Al-Latif and Al-Fattah
Two names are most often paired in dua for a blessed and timely marriage: Al-Latif, The Most Gentle, who eases affairs that feel stuck or delayed, and Al-Fattah, The Opener, who is called upon to open doors that appear closed. Reciting these names with sincerity and patience is a longstanding practice for those seeking a righteous spouse, resolving a delay in a proposal, or removing obstacles between two families.
For those who want a physical, scholar-guided companion to this dhikr, a taweez rooted in the specific name is a traditional aid used alongside — never instead of — consistent dua, istikhara, and sincere effort.
Guided Taweez for Marriage
Scholar-prepared taweez built around Al-Latif and Al-Fattah, for those seeking ease and openings in marriage.
Directory: All 99 Names of Allah (1–99)
Every name below links to its own complete guide covering meaning, Quranic and hadith references, abjad value, and step-by-step wazifa benefits. Search by transliteration below, or browse the full ordered list.
- 01الرَّحْمَنAr-RahmanThe Most Merciful
- 02الرَّحِيمAr-RahimThe Most Compassionate
- 03الْمَلِكAl-MalikThe King
- 04الْقُدُّوسAl-QuddusThe Most Holy
- 05السَّلَامAs-SalamThe Source of Peace
- 06الْمُؤْمِنAl-Mu'minThe Most Faithful
- 07الْمُهَيْمِنAl-MuhayminThe Most Watchful
- 08الْعَزِيزAl-AzizThe Almighty
- 09الْجَبَّارAl-JabbarThe Compeller
- 10الْمُتَكَبِّرAl-MutakabbirThe Supreme
- 11الْخَالِقAl-KhaliqThe Creator
- 12الْبَارِئAl-Bari'The Evolver
- 13الْمُصَوِّرAl-MusawwirThe Fashioner
- 14الْغَفَّارAl-GhaffarThe Ever-Forgiving
- 15الْقَهَّارAl-QahharThe All-Subduer
- 16الْوَهَّابAl-WahhabThe Bestower
- 17الرَّزَّاقAr-RazzaqThe Provider
- 18الْفَتَّاحAl-FattahThe Opener
- 19الْعَلِيمAl-AlimThe All-Knowing
- 20الْقَابِضAl-QabidThe Restrictor
- 21الْبَاسِطAl-BasitThe Expander
- 22الْخَافِضAl-KhafidThe Abaser
- 23الرَّافِعAr-Rafi'The Exalter
- 24الْمُعِزّAl-Mu'izzThe Honourer
- 25الْمُذِلّAl-MudhillThe Humiliator
- 26السَّمِيعAs-Sami'The All-Hearing
- 27الْبَصِيرAl-BasirThe All-Seeing
- 28الْحَكَمAl-HakamThe Judge
- 29الْعَدْلAl-AdlThe Utterly Just
- 30اللَّطِيفAl-LatifThe Most Gentle
- 31الْخَبِيرAl-KhabirThe All-Aware
- 32الْحَلِيمAl-HalimThe Most Forbearing
- 33الْعَظِيمAl-AzimThe Most Great
- 34الْغَفُورAl-GhafurThe Forgiving
- 35الشَّكُورAsh-ShakurThe Most Appreciative
- 36الْعَلِيّAl-Ali'The Most High
- 37الْكَبِيرAl-KabirThe Most Great
- 38الْحَفِيظAl-HafizThe Preserver
- 39الْمُقِيتAl-MuqitThe Sustainer
- 40الْحَسِيبAl-HasibThe Reckoner
- 41الْجَلِيلAl-JalilThe Majestic
- 42الْكَرِيمAl-KarimThe Most Generous
- 43الرَّقِيبAr-RaqibThe Watchful
- 44الْمُجِيبAl-MujibThe Responsive
- 45الْوَاسِعAl-Wasi'The All-Comprehending
- 46الْحَكِيمAl-HakimThe All-Wise
- 47الْوَدُودAl-WadudThe Most Loving
- 48الْمَجِيدAl-MajidThe Glorious
- 49الْبَاعِثAl-Ba'ithThe Resurrector
- 50الشَّهِيدAsh-ShahidThe All-Witnessing
- 51الْحَقّAl-HaqqThe Truth
- 52الْوَكِيلAl-WakilThe Trustee
- 53الْقَوِيّAl-QawiyyThe Most Strong
- 54الْمَتِينAl-MatinThe Firm
- 55الْوَلِيّAl-WaliThe Protecting Friend
- 56الْحَمِيدAl-HamidThe Praiseworthy
- 57الْمُحْصِيAl-MuhsiThe Accounter
- 58الْمُبْدِئAl-Mubdi'The Originator
- 59الْمُعِيدAl-Mu'idThe Restorer
- 60الْمُحْيِيAl-MuhyiThe Giver of Life
- 61الْمُمِيتAl-MumitThe Bringer of Death
- 62الْحَيُّAl-HayyThe Ever-Living
- 63الْقَيُّومAl-QayyumThe Self-Sustaining
- 64الْوَاجِدAl-WajidThe Finder
- 65الْمَاجِدAl-MajidThe Illustrious
- 66الْوَاحِدAl-WahidThe One
- 67الْأَحَدAl-AhadThe Unique
- 68الصَّمَدAs-SamadThe Eternal
- 69الْقَادِرAl-QadirThe All-Capable
- 70الْمُقْتَدِرAl-MuqtadirThe All-Determining
- 71الْمُقَدِّمAl-MuqaddimThe Expeditor
- 72الْمُؤَخِّرAl-Mu'akhkhirThe Delayer
- 73الْأَوَّلAl-AwwalThe First
- 74الْآخِرAl-AkhirThe Last
- 75الظَّاهِرAz-ZahirThe Manifest
- 76الْبَاطِنAl-BatinThe Hidden
- 77الْوَالِيAl-WaliThe Governor
- 78الْمُتَعَالِيAl-Muta'aliThe Most Exalted
- 79الْبَرّAl-BarrThe Source of Goodness
- 80التَّوَّابAt-TawwabThe Ever-Returning
- 81الْمُنْتَقِمAl-MuntaqimThe Avenger
- 82الْعَفُوّAl-AfuwwThe Pardoner
- 83الرَّءُوفAr-Ra'ufThe Most Kind
- 84مَالِكُ الْمُلْكMalik-ul-MulkOwner of All Sovereignty
- 85ذُو الْجَلَالِ وَالْإِكْرَامDhul-Jalali wal-IkramLord of Majesty & Honour
- 86الْمُقْسِطAl-MuqsitThe Equitable
- 87الْجَامِعAl-Jami'The Gatherer
- 88الْغَنِيّAl-GhaniThe Self-Sufficient
- 89الْمُغْنِيAl-MughniThe Enricher
- 90الْمَانِعAl-Mani'The Preventer
- 91الضَّارّAd-DarrThe Distresser
- 92النَّافِعAn-Nafi'The Benefactor
- 93النُّورAn-NurThe Light
- 94الْهَادِيAl-HadiThe Guide
- 95الْبَدِيعAl-Badi'The Originator
- 96الْبَاقِيAl-BaqiThe Everlasting
- 97الْوَارِثAl-WarithThe Inheritor
- 98الرَّشِيدAr-RashidThe Righteous Guide
- 99الصَّبُورAs-SaburThe Most Patient
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the 99 Names of Allah (Asma-ul-Husna)?
The 99 Names of Allah are the beautiful attributes and descriptions of Allah found throughout the Quran and Hadith. Each reflects a distinct quality — mercy, power, justice, wisdom — and Muslims recite them in dhikr and dua to draw closer to Allah and reflect His qualities in their own character.
How many times should each name be recited during dhikr?
There is no single count fixed for every name in the Quran itself. Common practice is reciting a name in sets of 33, 99, or a count tied to its abjad value, typically after the five daily prayers. It is best to learn a routine suited to your intention from a knowledgeable teacher.
Which names of Allah are recited for wealth and rizq?
Names connected to provision are most commonly recited for rizq: Ar-Razzaq (The Provider), Al-Wahhab (The Bestower), Al-Ghani (The Self-Sufficient), Al-Mughni (The Enricher), and Al-Latif (The Most Gentle) — always paired with honest effort and gratitude, never as a substitute for lawful work.
Can the 99 Names of Allah be used in dua for marriage?
Yes. Al-Latif (who eases difficult affairs) and Al-Fattah (who opens closed doors) are the two names most frequently recited in dua for a blessed marriage, often alongside a guided taweez as a physical reminder to accompany consistent dua.
Is it correct to say Allah has only 99 names?
No. Scholars explain that 99 is not a total count but a distinguished set mentioned in authentic hadith as carrying special virtue for those who preserve and reflect on them. Allah’s attributes are not limited to a fixed number.
What is the difference between a name of Allah and a wazifa?
A name of Allah (Ism) is the attribute itself, such as Ar-Rahman or Al-Karim. A wazifa is a structured practice of reciting that name a specific number of times, at a specific time, with a specific intention, typically passed down through scholars or spiritual guides.
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