Al-Wahhaab (The Bestower, The Giver, or The Supreme Donor.)
Means that Allah is the One who generously grants blessings, gifts, and favors without limit or expectation of return. His giving is abundant and continuous.
Allah is Al-Wahhaab—The Bestower who pours out countless blessings on His creation, providing sustenance, mercy, and guidance. His generosity knows no bounds, and His gifts come at the perfect time and in the perfect way.
99 Names of Allah Al-Waasi’ Al-Waasiʿ (The All-Encompassing, The Boundless, or The One Whose Mercy and Knowledge Are Vast.) Means that Allah’s mercy, knowledge, and power extend beyond all limits and cover everything in the universe. Allah is Al-Waasiʿ—The All-Encompassing whose mercy embraces all creation, whose knowledge knows no bounds, and whose provision fills the…
99 Names of Allah Maalik-al-Mulk Malik al-Mulk (The Master of the Kingdom, The Owner of All Sovereignty.) Means that Allah owns all dominion—everything in the heavens, the earth, and beyond belongs to Him. He gives and takes power as He wills, and His rule is absolute. Allah is Malik al-Mulk—The True King who governs all…
99 Names of Allah Al-Haadi Al-Haadi (The Guide, The One Who Shows the Right Path.) Means that Allah is the One who guides His creation to what is best and most beneficial, leading them from darkness to light. Allah is Al-Haadi—The Guide who provides direction through His messengers, scriptures, and signs. He opens the hearts…
99 Names of Allah Al-Musawwir Al-Musawwir (The Fashioner, The Shaper, or The Bestower of Forms.) Means that Allah is the One who gives shape and form to every creature with perfect artistry and precision. He designs each being uniquely and beautifully according to His wisdom. Allah is Al-Musawwir—The Fashioner who molds the creation in diverse…
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……
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…
