Al-Qawiyy (The Most Strong, The Powerful, or The One Who Has Absolute Strength.)
Means that Allah possesses all strength and power without any weakness. His might is unmatched and governs all creation.
Allah is Al-Qawiyy—The Most Strong whose strength sustains the heavens and the earth. He is the source of power for all things and the protector of those who seek His help.
99 Names of Allah Al-‘Afuww Al-‘Afuww (The Pardoner, The One Who Erases Sins Completely.) Means that Allah not only forgives sins, but He completely wipes them away, leaving no trace. His pardon is vast, generous, and loving. Allah is Al-‘Afuww—The One who loves to pardon. He overlooks faults, erases records of sin, and grants fresh…
99 Names of Allah Al-Ahad Al-Ahad (The Indivisible One, The Absolute, or The One and Only.) Means that Allah is uniquely One in His being—completely singular and indivisible. Unlike anything else, He has no second, no parts, and no comparison. Allah is Al-Ahad—The Absolute One who is beyond all limits and imagination. He alone is…
Duas and Dhikr / for Others In Islam, making Dua for others—whether for family, friends, or the Ummah—is a noble act of mercy that brings great reward. It reflects the prophetic spirit of love and brotherhood. The Prophet ﷺ said: “The supplication of a Muslim for his brother in his absence is answered…” (Muslim). In…
99 Names of Allah Al-Mughniyy Al-Mughniyy (The Enricher, The One Who Suffices, or The Bestower of Wealth and Sufficiency.) Means that Allah is the One who enriches His creation with all kinds of wealth, blessings, and sufficiency, whether spiritual or material. Allah is Al-Mughniyy—The Enricher who provides for His servants in ways beyond measure. He…
Islam is built on five essential pillars, as Prophet Muhammad ﷺ taught in well-known hadith narrated by Abdullah ibn Umar. He reported that the Prophet ﷺ said: “Islam is built upon five: the testimony that there is no god but Allah, and that Muhammad is the Messenger of Allah, establishing prayer, giving zakat, performing Hajj,…
Dhikr or Adhkar (plural of dhikr) are short powerful supplications (duas) and remembrances that Muslims recite throughout the day to stay spiritually connected to Allah (ٱللَّٰه). These were taught by the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ for everyday moments. Like waking up, eating, entering or leaving the house, and going to sleep. They help you remain mindful,…
