Ar-Razzaq
"Indeed, it is Allah Who is the [continual] Provider, the Firm Possessor of Strength." [51:58]
Here you will find the ninety nine beautiful names and attributes of Allah and their meaning to assist you in getting to know the Creator, Allah the Most High
Allah has 99 names and attributes, which we can call upon any of them depending on our needs. For instance, if we want to ask Allah for forgiveness we should therefore call Him by Al-Ghaffar (the Most-Forgiving) and Ar-Rahman, Ar-Raheem (the All-Merciful, the Entirely-Merciful). If we were to be asking Allah to strengthen our iman (faith) and guide us, we would then call upon Him by Al-Mu'min (the Granter of Faith and Security).
“And all the Most Beautiful Names belong to Allah, so call on Him by them...”
(Quran 7:180)
“Allah has ninety-nine names. i.e. one hundred minus one, and whoever knows them will go to Paradise.”
[Sahih Al-Bukhari]
16. Al-Wahhaab
[Qur'an: Surah Sad 38, verse 35]
15. Al-Qahhár
"The Day they come forth nothing concerning them will be concealed from Allah. To whom belongs [all] sovereignty this Day? To Allah , the One, the Prevailing."
14. Al-Ghaffar
"And indeed, I am Perpetual Forgiver of whoever repents and believes and does righteousness and then continues guidance."
13. Al-Musawwir
(Qur'an: Surah Al-Infitar [The Cleaving] 82, verse 8)
12. Al-Baari
“He is Allah, the Creator, the Originator, the Bestower of Forms. To Him belong the Most Beautiful Names. Everything in the Heavens and Earth glorifies Him. He is the Almighty, the All-Wise.”
11. Al-Khaaliq
Allah is the Creator of all things big and small, seen and unseen. Allah has called Himself Al-Khaaliq 11 times within the Qur'an.
10. Al-Mutakabbir
Allah is the One Who is above all evil, defect or deficiency. His Supremacy is beyond anything and everything He has created, there is nothing comparable to Him, Exalted in Might, the Wise.
9. Al-Jabbar
The Absolute Compeller, Omnipotent is Allah. SubhanAllah [Glory be to Allah]. Not only does it mean the One Who Restores but it also means the One Who Restoers Completely. It appears 10 times in the Qur'an, but is only used once for Allah SWT in the above verse [59:23]. When Jabbar is used in the Quran for people it is often rather negative, if a human uses Jabbar as ' one who restores' it is negative because of their negative oppressiveness in order to mend things. Whereas when Allah SWT fixes things it is not oppressive but positive.
8. Al-Azeez
Al-'Azeez is the all-Powerful, the all-Mighty the Strong. He is Invisible, the Defeater who is not defeated.
7. Al-Muhaymin
Al-Muhaymin is the Overseer, the Guardian of this whole universe, the heavens, the unseen and all that is with Allah's knowledge. He preserves and protects.
6. Al-Mu'min
Allah is Al-Mu'min, the One who grants the promise to the sincere. He calls who He wills to believe in Him and has complete control over His creation.
5. As-Salaam
Allah is the bringer of peace, Who spreads peace throughout His creation. As-Salaam is the One Who is perfect, tranquil, all peaceful, content and free from all imperfections. He provides security, safety and a sense of peace and tranquilty to those who purify themselves and submit.
4.Al-Qudūs
He is Pure, with no imperfections, no weaknesses, no shortcomings and evil is not attributed to Him. He is far far beyond what our perspective is of perfection.
3. Al-Malik
"Sovereign of the Day of Recompense"
1. Ar-Rahman 2.Ar-Raheem