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Asma ul Husna

99 Names of AllahLearn · Reflect · Call upon Him

All ninety-nine Names, with a reflection and a suggested du’a for each. A Name to sit with every morning, and a Name to turn to for whatever you are carrying right now.

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“And to Allah belong the Most Beautiful Names, so call upon Him by them.”
Qur’an 7:180
The Home screen showing the Name of the Day, Al-Hafiz, with a reflection and a suggested du'a.

Every morning

One Name to carry through the day

Open the app and a single Name is waiting, with a short reflection on what it asks of you and a du’a you can say straight away. Put it on your Home or Lock Screen and the Name meets you before the app does.

The Situations screen listing everyday states such as anxious, grateful and in need.

However you arrive

The Name for what you’re feeling

Anxious, grateful, in need, seeking forgiveness — thirteen everyday states, each opening onto the Names to turn to and the words to say. For the moments when you know you want to make du’a but not where to begin.

A Name detail page showing Arabic calligraphy, meaning, Qur'an reference, du'as and reflections.

For each of the ninety-nine

Meaning, du’a, and a place for your own words

  • Arabic, transliteration, and an unhurried explanation of the meaning
  • Qur’an references, shown with their status made plain
  • Write your own du’as and keep a private journal for any Name
  • Six Arabic calligraphy styles, with the text size in your hands
The Explore screen showing all 99 Names grouped by category.

Learn them by heart

All ninety-nine, then a way to remember

Browse the full list or move through them by theme — mercy, provision, protection, guidance. When you’re ready, flip-cards and a quiz turn reading into memorising, at whatever pace suits you.

Your du’as stay yours

There is no account to make and no server to sign in to. Everything — the Names, your journal, the du’as you write — lives on your device and nowhere else. The app collects nothing, because there is nothing for it to send.

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A note on accuracy

The Arabic, transliterations, and short meanings follow the well-established list of the Asma ul Husna. The reflections, du’as, and detailed meanings were written for this app to help you reflect — they are not quotations, and they are not presented as such.

Qur’an references carry their status openly: those still awaiting scholarly review are marked as such inside the app rather than passed off as settled. The full list of what the app draws on is on its Sources & References page. Please confirm any reference with a qualified scholar before relying on it in teaching or da’wah.