There are 99 names of Allah, Asma’ullah ulhusnaa
They are mentioned in the Holy Qur’an, La ilaha Illa huwar Rahman

Ar Rahman, Ar Raheem, Al Malikul, Quddoos
As Salaamul, Muminul, Muhaiminul, ‘Azeez
Al Jabbarul, Mutakabbirul, Khaliq
Al Bariul, Musawwirul, Gaffarul, Qahhar

There are 99 names of Allah, Asma’ullah ulhusnaa
They are mentioned in the Holy Qur’an, La ilaha Illa huwar Rahman

Al Wahhabur, Razzaq, Al ‘Aleemul, Fattah
As Samee’ul, Baseer, Al Lateeful, Khabeer
Al Gafoorul, Haleem, Ash Shakoorul, ‘Azeem
Al ‘Aliyyul, Kabeerul, Hafeezul, Kareem

There are 99 names of Allah, Asma’ullah ulhusnaa
They are mentioned in the Holy Qur’an, La ilaha Illa huwar Rahman

Al Muqeetul, Haseeb, Ar Raqeebul, Qareeb
Al Wasi’ul, Hakeemul, Wadoodul, Mujeeb
Al Wakeelush, Shaheed, Al Haqqul, Majeed
Al Qawiyul, Mateenul, Waliyul, Hameed

There are 99 names of Allah, Asma’ullah ulhusnaa
They are mentioned in the Holy Qur’an, La ilaha Illa huwar Rahman

Al Hayyul, Qayoom, Al Wahiduz, Zahir
Al Ahadus, Samadul, Awwalul, Akhir
Al Batinul, Walee, Al Muta’alee
Al Jami’ul , Ganniyun, Noorul, Hadee

There are 99 names of Allah, Asma’ullah ulhusnaa
They are mentioned in the Holy Qur’an, La ilaha Illa huwar Rahman

Al Afuwwur, Ra’oof, Al Akramush, Shakir
Al Barrut, Tawwabul, Muqtadirul, Qadir
Ar Rabbul, Badee’ Al Mubeenul, Qadeer
Al Kafeelul, Hafizul, Maleekun, Naseer

There are 99 names of Allah, Asma’ullah ulhusnaa
They are mentioned in the Holy Qur’an, La ilaha Illa huwar Rahman

Al Khallaqul, Mawla, Al ‘Allamul, Ilah
Al Muheetul, Mannan, Al Hafiyyul, Musta‘an
A Qahir, Al Gafir
Al Jaleel, A’la, Al Fatir
Ar Rafee’ul, Muhyee, Galibul, Kafee
Al Warisul, Mumeetul, Ba’isul, Baqee

There are 99 names of Allah, Asma’ullah ulhusnaa
They are mentioned in the Holy Qur’an, La ilaha Illa huwar Rahman

Asma Allah Information:

Artist: Kamal Uddin
Album: Illallah
Language: English

Allah loves that we call upon Him by His Beautiful Names And worship Him by that which His Names demand: “And Allah has the most excellent and perfect names, so worship and invoke Him by them” [Soorah al-A'raaf (7): 180] The Messenger of Allah (sallallahu alaihi wa-sallam) said: “Allah has ninety-nine names, a hundred except one. Whoever memorizes and is mindful of them (ahsaaha) will enter Paradise.” [Saheeh al-Bukharee and Saheeh Muslim] Here, the Messenger of Allah (sallallahu alaihi wa-sallam) uses the word ‘ahsaaha’ coming from the root-word ‘ihsaa’, which does not only means to recite these names, as is the practice of some, Scholars have explained that ‘ihsaa’ of the names comprises of three levels:
(A) The first is to memorize the Names of Allah.
(B) The second is to understand their meanings and
(C) The third is to call upon Allah by these names and act as they demand.

THE NOBLE NAMES OF THE PROPHET MOHAMMAD

A seventeenth-century Suhrawardi mystic of Ucch (Pakistan) composed a work called Jawahir al-auliya (Jewels of the Saints), that contains an interesting chapter on the virtues and blessing powers of Muhammad’s ninety-nine names. The author recounts various traditions connected with their use. The Great saint Shaykh Abdul Qadir Gilani is reported to have said that a person who recites them once every day and every night will be preserved from all kinds of affliction, and his faith will always remain undisturbed.

According to the author’s ancestor, Makhdum Jahaniyan of Ucch, the recitation of these names after the dawn prayer will cause all sins, great and small, open and secret, to be forgiven, and Sultan Sayyid Mahmud Nasiruddin Bukhari is reported to have said that whoever recites them seven times after the noon prayer will never be harassed by birds or beasts. Another Sufi ascribed to their elevenfold recitation after the evening prayer an increase in knowledge, mildness, and gnosis.

But the greatest reward, for someone who recites Muhammad’s ninety-nine names twelve times after the night prayer, was revealed to Makhdum Jahaniyan by the Prophet himself during that Sufi’s visit to Medina: Muhammad promised that he would definitely bring that person to Paradise, and would not enter it without him.

Many modern printed copies of the Qu’ran enumerate the ninety-nine Divine Names at the beginning and list the ninety-nine names of the Prophet on the final two pages. An annotated list Appendix is on the next page.

Note: The manner of reciting the noble names is as such you recite sayyiduna then the name and finish with sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, for example (Sayyiduna Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, Sayyiduna Ahmad sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, Sayyiduna Hamid sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, Sayyiduna Mahmud sallallahu alayhi wa sallam…etc).