Al-Mu’akhir (The Delayer, The One Who Puts Back, or The One Who Postpones.)
Means that Allah has the power to delay or postpone events, outcomes, or the progress of creation according to His wisdom and plan.
Allah is Al-Mu’akhir—The Delayer who withholds or postpones as He wills, ensuring that everything happens at the perfect time and place, in accordance with His divine wisdom.
99 Names of Allah Al-Hasib Al-Hasib (The Reckoner, The Accountant, or The One Who Takes Account.) Means that Allah is the One who evaluates and reckons every deed and intention, ensuring that everyone is fairly judged for what they have done. Allah is Al-Hasib—The Reckoner who carefully records all actions, no matter how small or…
99 Names of Allah Al-Kareem Al-Kareem (The Generous, The Noble, or The Most Esteemed.) Means that Allah is abundantly generous and kind, giving freely without expectation of return. He is noble in character and surpasses all in generosity and honor. Allah is Al-Kareem—The Generous who bestows countless blessings, mercy, and favors upon His creation. His…
99 Names of Allah At-Tawwaab At-Tawwaab (The Ever-Accepter of Repentance, The One Who Turns Toward His Servants.) Means that Allah not only accepts sincere repentance, but He invites and enables His servants to return to Him, again and again—no matter how many times they fall. Allah is At-Tawwaab—The One who lovingly turns toward those who…
99 Names of Allah Al-Malik Al-Malik (The King, The Sovereign, or The Absolute Ruler.) Means that Allah is the ultimate sovereign and ruler over all creation. He has complete authority, control, and dominion over the entire universe, and nothing happens without His permission. Allah is Al-Malik—The King who governs the heavens and the earth with…
Duas and Dhikr / From the Qur’an Duas from the Qur’an are powerful supplications revealed directly by Allah ﷻ. These heartfelt prayers were made by prophets and righteous believers during moments of need, gratitude, and deep reflection. In this section, you’ll find a curated selection of Duas. Each Dua is presented in Arabic, with easy-to-follow…
Duʿā (دُعَاء) in Arabic means calling out or asking. In Islam, it refers to a personal prayer of invocation to Allah. It is simply speaking from the heart to God, requesting His help, guidance, forgiveness, or any good thing you wish. A scholar explains that the linguistic meaning of duʿā is “to ask or seek……
