names.md

[ { "id": 1, "name_arabic": "الرحمن", "transliteration": "Ar-Rahman", "english_translation": "The Most Merciful", "description": "Ar-Rahman emphasizes Allah's infinite mercy and compassion towards all of creation. His mercy is vast and encompasses everything in this world, providing countless blessings, irrespective of faith or actions." }, { "id": 2, "name_arabic": "الرحيم", "transliteration": "Ar-Rahim", "english_translation": "The Most Compassionate", "description": "Ar-Rahim signifies Allah’s special mercy for the believers, which continues eternally and guides them to paradise. While Ar-Rahman describes His universal mercy, Ar-Rahim reflects His mercy in the hereafter." }, { "id": 3, "name_arabic": "الملك", "transliteration": "Al-Malik", "english_translation": "The King", "description": "Al-Malik refers to Allah’s absolute sovereignty and authority over the universe. He is the true king who rules with complete dominion, and His power and kingdom are eternal and without limits." }, { "id": 4, "name_arabic": "القدوس", "transliteration": "Al-Quddus", "english_translation": "The Pure One", "description": "Al-Quddus represents Allah’s ultimate purity and perfection. He is free from all imperfections, faults, or weaknesses. His holiness and sanctity are beyond human comprehension." }, { "id": 5, "name_arabic": "السلام", "transliteration": "As-Salam", "english_translation": "The Source of Peace", "description": "As-Salam means Allah is the source of peace, safety, and security. He is free from any imperfection and grants peace and safety to His creation by ensuring the harmony of the universe." }, { "id": 6, "name_arabic": "المؤمن", "transliteration": "Al-Mu'min", "english_translation": "The Guardian of Faith", "description": "Al-Mu'min describes Allah as the one who provides security and protection. He grants believers peace and faith, offering them assurance and safety from fear in this world and the hereafter." }, { "id": 7, "name_arabic": "المهيمن", "transliteration": "Al-Muhaymin", "english_translation": "The Protector", "description": "Al-Muhaymin reflects Allah’s protective watch over His creation. He is the one who observes and preserves everything, ensuring all things happen under His control and knowledge." }, { "id": 8, "name_arabic": "العزيز", "transliteration": "Al-Aziz", "english_translation": "The Almighty", "description": "Al-Aziz refers to Allah’s power and might, which cannot be overcome. He is invincible and has authority over all things, and He bestows honor and strength to those who believe in Him." }, { "id": 9, "name_arabic": "الجبار", "transliteration": "Al-Jabbar", "english_translation": "The Compeller", "description": "Al-Jabbar means Allah compels what He wills and enforces justice. He mends the broken, restores balance, and has the power to compel creation to His will while guiding with mercy and wisdom." }, { "id": 10, "name_arabic": "المتكبر", "transliteration": "Al-Mutakabbir", "english_translation": "The Supreme", "description": "Al-Mutakabbir denotes Allah's greatness and majesty above all. He is exalted above any imperfection, and His supreme authority and grandeur are unmatched." }, { "id": 11, "name_arabic": "الخالق", "transliteration": "Al-Khaliq", "english_translation": "The Creator", "description": "Al-Khaliq refers to Allah as the one who creates everything from nothing. He is the originator of all existence, designing and determining the nature and purpose of His creations with wisdom." }, { "id": 12, "name_arabic": "البارئ", "transliteration": "Al-Bari'", "english_translation": "The Evolver", "description": "Al-Bari' emphasizes Allah’s ability to evolve and shape creation in perfect proportion. He is the one who brings things into being with precision and harmony, ensuring everything functions as intended." }, { "id": 13, "name_arabic": "المصور", "transliteration": "Al-Musawwir", "english_translation": "The Fashioner", "description": "Al-Musawwir highlights Allah’s attribute of giving shape and form to His creation. He fashions everything uniquely, determining the features, attributes, and qualities of all beings and things." }, { "id": 14, "name_arabic": "الغفار", "transliteration": "Al-Ghaffar", "english_translation": "The Constant Forgiver", "description": "Al-Ghaffar signifies Allah’s unlimited forgiveness. He continually forgives those who repent, no matter how many times they fall into sin, offering them mercy and a chance to correct themselves." }, { "id": 15, "name_arabic": "القهار", "transliteration": "Al-Qahhar", "english_translation": "The Subduer", "description": "Al-Qahhar reflects Allah’s power to overcome all things. He is dominant and prevailing, and nothing can resist His will. He subdues His creation to His command, balancing justice and mercy." }, { "id": 16, "name_arabic": "الوهاب", "transliteration": "Al-Wahhab", "english_translation": "The Bestower", "description": "Al-Wahhab describes Allah as the one who gives freely and abundantly without expectation or need of return. His blessings are continuous, and He grants gifts to whom He wills from His infinite bounty." }, { "id": 17, "name_arabic": "الرزاق", "transliteration": "Ar-Razzaq", "english_translation": "The Provider", "description": "Ar-Razzaq means Allah is the ultimate provider of sustenance and provision for all His creation. He ensures that every creature, regardless of status or need, receives what is required for their survival and well-being." }, { "id": 18, "name_arabic": "الفتاح", "transliteration": "Al-Fattah", "english_translation": "The Opener", "description": "Al-Fattah signifies Allah’s ability to open what is closed, whether it is doors of opportunity, hearts, or pathways to solutions. He provides clarity and guidance, removing obstacles and granting success." }, { "id": 19, "name_arabic": "العليم", "transliteration": "Al-‘Alim", "english_translation": "The All-Knowing", "description": "Al-‘Alim refers to Allah’s complete and all-encompassing knowledge. He knows all things—past, present, and future—down to the finest details. Nothing is hidden from His infinite understanding." }, { "id": 20, "name_arabic": "القابض", "transliteration": "Al-Qabid", "english_translation": "The Withholder", "description": "Al-Qabid reflects Allah’s power to withhold or restrict provision, sustenance, or opportunities as a form of wisdom and test. He controls all things, and whatever is held back is for a divine purpose." }, { "id": 21, "name_arabic": "الباسط", "transliteration": "Al-Basit", "english_translation": "The Expander", "description": "Al-Basit refers to Allah’s ability to extend or expand provision, blessings, or opportunities. He opens up doors of abundance and grace for whomever He wills, balancing His role as both the withholder and the expander." }, { "id": 22, "name_arabic": "الخافض", "transliteration": "Al-Khafid", "english_translation": "The Abaser", "description": "Al-Khafid means Allah has the power to lower or humble those who are arrogant or unjust. He brings down tyrants and those who oppose His guidance, reducing their power and status in this world and the next." }, { "id": 23, "name_arabic": "الرافع", "transliteration": "Ar-Rafi'", "english_translation": "The Exalter", "description": "Ar-Rafi' refers to Allah’s ability to elevate or exalt whomever He wills. He raises the ranks of His believers in honor and status, whether in this world or the hereafter, often based on their righteousness and sincerity." }, { "id": 24, "name_arabic": "المعز", "transliteration": "Al-Mu'izz", "english_translation": "The Bestower of Honor", "description": "Al-Mu'izz signifies that Allah grants dignity and honor to those He chooses. He provides respect and power, lifting them in status and authority, both in the worldly sense and in their relationship with Him." }, { "id": 25, "name_arabic": "المذل", "transliteration": "Al-Mudhill", "english_translation": "The Humiliator", "description": "Al-Mudhill means Allah can degrade and humiliate those who disobey Him or act in arrogance. He lowers their status and strips them of dignity, leaving them powerless and disgraced." }, { "id": 26, "name_arabic": "السميع", "transliteration": "As-Sami'", "english_translation": "The All-Hearing", "description": "As-Sami' refers to Allah’s ability to hear all sounds and voices, no matter how loud or soft. He hears the prayers and pleas of His creation, knowing every spoken and unspoken word." }, { "id": 27, "name_arabic": "البصير", "transliteration": "Al-Basir", "english_translation": "The All-Seeing", "description": "Al-Basir signifies Allah’s complete vision and awareness of everything. He sees all that occurs, both seen and unseen, and nothing escapes His observation, whether in the vastness of the universe or in the depths of a person's heart." }, { "id": 28, "name_arabic": "الحكم", "transliteration": "Al-Hakam", "english_translation": "The Judge", "description": "Al-Hakam refers to Allah’s role as the ultimate judge who passes judgment with absolute fairness and justice. His decisions are based on perfect wisdom, and He resolves all matters with complete impartiality." }, { "id": 29, "name_arabic": "العدل", "transliteration": "Al-'Adl", "english_translation": "The Just", "description": "Al-'Adl means Allah is perfectly just in all of His actions and decisions. He administers justice in all matters and ensures that everything is done according to divine fairness and balance." }, { "id": 30, "name_arabic": "اللطيف", "transliteration": "Al-Latif", "english_translation": "The Subtle One", "description": "Al-Latif reflects Allah’s attribute of being gentle, subtle, and compassionate in His care for creation. He works in ways that may be imperceptible to us, providing for our needs with kindness and subtlety." }, { "id": 31, "name_arabic": "الخبير", "transliteration": "Al-Khabir", "english_translation": "The All-Aware", "description": "Al-Khabir indicates that Allah is fully aware of everything, including the hidden realities. He knows the deepest secrets, the inner workings of all matters, and nothing is unknown to Him." }, { "id": 32, "name_arabic": "الحليم", "transliteration": "Al-Halim", "english_translation": "The Forbearing", "description": "Al-Halim refers to Allah’s attribute of patience and forbearance. He is slow to punish, giving people time to repent and correct their mistakes. His tolerance and patience are infinite, despite people’s disobedience." }, { "id": 33, "name_arabic": "العظيم", "transliteration": "Al-Azim", "english_translation": "The Magnificent", "description": "Al-Azim reflects Allah’s greatness and grandeur. His majesty is beyond all comprehension, and He is exalted above all things in His essence, attributes, and actions." }, { "id": 34, "name_arabic": "الغفور", "transliteration": "Al-Ghafur", "english_translation": "The All-Forgiving", "description": "Al-Ghafur emphasizes Allah’s vast and constant forgiveness. No matter how many sins a person commits, Allah’s forgiveness is greater, and He pardons those who sincerely seek His mercy." }, { "id": 35, "name_arabic": "الشكور", "transliteration": "Ash-Shakur", "english_translation": "The Appreciative", "description": "Ash-Shakur means that Allah is appreciative of even the smallest of good deeds. He rewards them greatly, multiplying their value, and showing gratitude for the efforts of His servants in ways only He can." }, { "id": 36, "name_arabic": "العلي", "transliteration": "Al-‘Aliyy", "english_translation": "The Most High", "description": "Al-‘Aliyy refers to Allah’s transcendence and highness above all creation. He is above all in rank, power, and status, and nothing can reach His supreme level of authority and majesty." }, { "id": 37, "name_arabic": "الكبير", "transliteration": "Al-Kabir", "english_translation": "The Most Great", "description": "Al-Kabir signifies Allah’s greatness in every sense. His being, attributes, and actions are far greater than anything in creation, and His supremacy is incomparable." }, { "id": 38, "name_arabic": "الحفيظ", "transliteration": "Al-Hafiz", "english_translation": "The Preserver", "description": "Al-Hafiz refers to Allah’s protection and preservation of all things. He guards the heavens, the earth, and everything in them, ensuring that nothing occurs outside of His divine will and care." }, { "id": 39, "name_arabic": "المقيت", "transliteration": "Al-Muqit", "english_translation": "The Sustainer", "description": "Al-Muqit means Allah sustains all of His creation by providing them with their physical, spiritual, and mental needs. He ensures that every creature is nourished and sustained." }, { "id": 40, "name_arabic": "الحسيب", "transliteration": "Al-Hasib", "english_translation": "The Reckoner", "description": "Al-Hasib indicates that Allah is the one who takes account of everything. He will hold all of His creation accountable for their deeds on the Day of Judgment, and He suffices as the one who reckons." }, { "id": 41, "name_arabic": "الجليل", "transliteration": "Al-Jalil", "english_translation": "The Majestic", "description": "Al-Jalil represents Allah’s majesty and greatness in both essence and attributes. He is magnificent and exalted in every way, beyond human comprehension, and deserving of all reverence and honor." }, { "id": 42, "name_arabic": "الكريم", "transliteration": "Al-Karim", "english_translation": "The Generous", "description": "Al-Karim signifies Allah’s boundless generosity. He gives freely and abundantly, without any expectation of return, and His generosity extends to both believers and non-believers, whether they ask for it or not." }, { "id": 43, "name_arabic": "الرقيب", "transliteration": "Ar-Raqib", "english_translation": "The Watchful", "description": "Ar-Raqib refers to Allah’s watchfulness over all things. He is fully aware of everything that occurs, both outwardly and inwardly, and nothing escapes His attention." }, { "id": 44, "name_arabic": "المجيب", "transliteration": "Al-Mujib", "english_translation": "The Responsive", "description": "Al-Mujib signifies Allah’s readiness to answer the calls and prayers of His servants. He responds to supplications, grants relief, and fulfills needs, as long as they come with sincerity and trust." }, { "id": 45, "name_arabic": "الواسع", "transliteration": "Al-Wasi'", "english_translation": "The All-Encompassing", "description": "Al-Wasi' refers to Allah’s vastness in knowledge, mercy, and dominion. His knowledge and mercy encompass everything in existence, and His bounties are limitless, stretching across all dimensions." }, { "id": 46, "name_arabic": "الحكيم", "transliteration": "Al-Hakim", "english_translation": "The Wise", "description": "Al-Hakim denotes Allah’s ultimate wisdom. Every action, command, and decree from Him is based on perfect wisdom and knowledge, even if humans cannot comprehend the full scope of His decisions." }, { "id": 47, "name_arabic": "الودود", "transliteration": "Al-Wadud", "english_translation": "The Loving", "description": "Al-Wadud reflects Allah’s deep love and affection for His creation. He is loving and compassionate, showing care and mercy, especially to those who follow His guidance." }, { "id": 48, "name_arabic": "المجيد", "transliteration": "Al-Majid", "english_translation": "The Glorious", "description": "Al-Majid signifies Allah’s glory and honor. His essence is full of grandeur and nobility, and He is perfect in every way, with limitless praise and honor due to Him." }, { "id": 49, "name_arabic": "الباعث", "transliteration": "Al-Ba'ith", "english_translation": "The Resurrector", "description": "Al-Ba'ith means Allah will resurrect the dead on the Day of Judgment. He brings the dead back to life and will gather them for the final reckoning, giving life after death as only He can." }, { "id": 50, "name_arabic": "الشهيد", "transliteration": "Ash-Shahid", "english_translation": "The Witness", "description": "Ash-Shahid refers to Allah’s ever-present witness over all things. He is fully aware of every action, word, and deed, and nothing happens without His observation and testimony." }, { "id": 51, "name_arabic": "الحق", "transliteration": "Al-Haqq", "english_translation": "The Truth", "description": "Al-Haqq means Allah is the ultimate truth and reality. Everything He has revealed, decreed, and promised is true and will come to pass. His essence, words, and actions are the absolute truth." }, { "id": 52, "name_arabic": "الوكيل", "transliteration": "Al-Wakil", "english_translation": "The Trustee", "description": "Al-Wakil signifies Allah as the one whom people can rely on completely. He manages all affairs and takes care of the needs of His creation, providing protection and support in all matters." }, { "id": 53, "name_arabic": "القوي", "transliteration": "Al-Qawiyy", "english_translation": "The All-Strong", "description": "Al-Qawiyy refers to Allah’s supreme power and strength. He is stronger than anything in creation, and His power is absolute, able to overpower any force or challenge." }, { "id": 54, "name_arabic": "المتين", "transliteration": "Al-Matin", "english_translation": "The Firm", "description": "Al-Matin reflects Allah’s firmness and stability. His power is solid, unshakable, and enduring, and nothing can weaken or challenge His might." }, { "id": 55, "name_arabic": "الولي", "transliteration": "Al-Waliyy", "english_translation": "The Protecting Friend", "description": "Al-Waliyy means Allah is the guardian and supporter of His creation. He guides, protects, and nurtures His servants, providing them with care and closeness in all matters." }, { "id": 56, "name_arabic": "الحميد", "transliteration": "Al-Hamid", "english_translation": "The Praiseworthy", "description": "Al-Hamid means that all praise is due to Allah. He is deserving of every form of gratitude and recognition for His perfection, kindness, and all the blessings He bestows." }, { "id": 57, "name_arabic": "المحصي", "transliteration": "Al-Muhsi", "english_translation": "The Accounter", "description": "Al-Muhsi refers to Allah’s perfect knowledge of all things. He knows every detail of creation and every deed performed, and He keeps a perfect account of everything." }, { "id": 58, "name_arabic": "المبدئ", "transliteration": "Al-Mubdi'", "english_translation": "The Originator", "description": "Al-Mubdi' means that Allah is the one who originates creation from nothing. He is the first cause of everything, initiating existence through His will and power." }, { "id": 59, "name_arabic": "المعيد", "transliteration": "Al-Mu'id", "english_translation": "The Restorer", "description": "Al-Mu'id reflects Allah’s ability to bring back to life what He has caused to die. He restores creation after its end and will return everything to life on the Day of Resurrection." }, { "id": 60, "name_arabic": "المحيي", "transliteration": "Al-Muhyi", "english_translation": "The Giver of Life", "description": "Al-Muhyi means that Allah gives life to all beings. He is the one who creates life and revives the dead, and His power over life and death is absolute." }, { "id": 61, "name_arabic": "المميت", "transliteration": "Al-Mumit", "english_translation": "The Bringer of Death", "description": "Al-Mumit refers to Allah’s control over death. He is the one who takes away life, just as He is the giver of life. Death occurs only by His command and permission." }, { "id": 62, "name_arabic": "الحي", "transliteration": "Al-Hayy", "english_translation": "The Ever-Living", "description": "Al-Hayy means that Allah is eternally alive, with no beginning or end. His life is perfect and self-sustained, and all other life depends on Him. He never dies, sleeps, or grows weary." }, { "id": 63, "name_arabic": "القيوم", "transliteration": "Al-Qayyum", "english_translation": "The Sustainer", "description": "Al-Qayyum signifies that Allah is self-sustaining and upholds all of existence. He does not rely on anyone or anything, while everything in the universe depends on Him for existence and maintenance." }, { "id": 64, "name_arabic": "الواجد", "transliteration": "Al-Wajid", "english_translation": "The Perceiver", "description": "Al-Wajid means that Allah is aware and perceives all things in their reality. He lacks nothing and needs nothing, and He always finds what He wills in His perfect knowledge and power." }, { "id": 65, "name_arabic": "الماجد", "transliteration": "Al-Majid", "english_translation": "The Illustrious", "description": "Al-Majid refers to Allah’s greatness and glory. He is exalted and most honorable, filled with both majesty and abundance. His magnificence extends over all of creation." }, { "id": 66, "name_arabic": "الواحد", "transliteration": "Al-Wahid", "english_translation": "The One", "description": "Al-Wahid signifies Allah’s absolute oneness. He has no partners, no equals, and nothing is comparable to Him in essence, attributes, or actions." }, { "id": 67, "name_arabic": "الاحد", "transliteration": "Al-Ahad", "english_translation": "The Unique", "description": "Al-Ahad means Allah is unique and indivisible in His essence and attributes. He is singular and completely different from His creation, incomparable in all ways." }, { "id": 68, "name_arabic": "الصمد", "transliteration": "As-Samad", "english_translation": "The Eternal Refuge", "description": "As-Samad signifies that Allah is self-sufficient and eternal. All creation relies on Him for their needs, yet He needs nothing from anyone. He is the ultimate provider and refuge." }, { "id": 69, "name_arabic": "القادر", "transliteration": "Al-Qadir", "english_translation": "The Omnipotent", "description": "Al-Qadir refers to Allah’s absolute power and ability. He has full control over all things, and nothing is beyond His capability. He can do whatever He wills, however He wills." }, { "id": 70, "name_arabic": "المقتدر", "transliteration": "Al-Muqtadir", "english_translation": "The Creator of All Power", "description": "Al-Muqtadir means that Allah has the ultimate authority and command over all things. His strength is unmatched, and He has the power to control and create everything as He desires." }, { "id": 71, "name_arabic": "المقدم", "transliteration": "Al-Muqaddim", "english_translation": "The Expediter", "description": "Al-Muqaddim refers to Allah’s ability to put forward or advance things as He wills. He brings things closer to their purpose, based on His divine wisdom." }, { "id": 72, "name_arabic": "المؤخر", "transliteration": "Al-Mu'akhkhir", "english_translation": "The Delayer", "description": "Al-Mu'akhkhir means that Allah can delay things as He sees fit. He postpones events, outcomes, or rewards for a time of His choosing, based on what is best." }, { "id": 73, "name_arabic": "الأول", "transliteration": "Al-Awwal", "english_translation": "The First", "description": "Al-Awwal means that Allah is the first, with no beginning. He existed before all of creation, and nothing came before Him." }, { "id": 74, "name_arabic": "الأخر", "transliteration": "Al-Akhir", "english_translation": "The Last", "description": "Al-Akhir signifies that Allah is the last, with no end. He will exist after everything ceases to exist, and nothing will remain but Him." }, { "id": 75, "name_arabic": "الظاهر", "transliteration": "Az-Zahir", "english_translation": "The Manifest", "description": "Az-Zahir refers to Allah’s manifest nature, as His existence and attributes are evident throughout creation. Everything points to His presence and power, even though He is beyond comprehension." }, { "id": 76, "name_arabic": "الباطن", "transliteration": "Al-Batin", "english_translation": "The Hidden", "description": "Al-Batin signifies Allah’s hidden and incomprehensible nature. He is close and aware of all things, but His essence is beyond human perception and understanding." }, { "id": 77, "name_arabic": "الوالي", "transliteration": "Al-Wali", "english_translation": "The Patron", "description": "Al-Wali means Allah is the supporter and guardian of all affairs. He is intimately involved in managing and guiding the affairs of His creation, and He is the protector of His servants." }, { "id": 78, "name_arabic": "المتعالي", "transliteration": "Al-Muta'ali", "english_translation": "The Self-Exalted", "description": "Al-Muta'ali signifies that Allah is exalted above everything in creation. He is far above any imperfection, and no one shares His status, essence, or attributes." }, { "id": 79, "name_arabic": "البر", "transliteration": "Al-Barr", "english_translation": "The Source of All Goodness", "description": "Al-Barr means that Allah is the source of all kindness and goodness. He shows immense compassion, benevolence, and mercy to His creation, showering them with blessings." }, { "id": 80, "name_arabic": "التواب", "transliteration": "At-Tawwab", "english_translation": "The Acceptor of Repentance", "description": "At-Tawwab refers to Allah’s readiness to accept the repentance of His servants. He forgives sins and welcomes back those who turn to Him sincerely, no matter how many times they seek His forgiveness." }, { "id": 81, "name_arabic": "المنتقم", "transliteration": "Al-Muntaqim", "english_translation": "The Avenger", "description": "Al-Muntaqim signifies that Allah is the one who punishes those who persist in wrongdoing and injustice. He exacts retribution against those who defy His commandments and oppress others." }, { "id": 82, "name_arabic": "العفو", "transliteration": "Al-Afuww", "english_translation": "The Pardoner", "description": "Al-Afuww means that Allah is the one who pardons and erases sins completely. His forgiveness is perfect, and He does not hold any grudges or record against those who repent sincerely." }, { "id": 83, "name_arabic": "الرؤوف", "transliteration": "Ar-Ra'uf", "english_translation": "The Most Kind", "description": "Ar-Ra'uf signifies that Allah is full of compassion and kindness. He is gentle with His creation, and His mercy and kindness surpass all limits, especially for those who are obedient and sincere." }, { "id": 84, "name_arabic": "مالك الملك", "transliteration": "Malik-ul-Mulk", "english_translation": "Master of the Kingdom", "description": "Malik-ul-Mulk means that Allah is the absolute ruler and owner of all dominions. He possesses ultimate authority and sovereignty over the heavens, the earth, and everything in between." }, { "id": 85, "name_arabic": "ذوالجلال والإكرام", "transliteration": "Dhul-Jalali wal-Ikram", "english_translation": "Possessor of Glory and Honor", "description": "Dhul-Jalali wal-Ikram reflects Allah’s majesty, glory, and generosity. He is the one deserving of all honor, reverence, and gratitude, and His greatness is beyond human comprehension." }, { "id": 86, "name_arabic": "المقسط", "transliteration": "Al-Muqsit", "english_translation": "The Just", "description": "Al-Muqsit refers to Allah’s absolute justice and fairness. He deals with all creation in fairness and equity, rewarding the righteous and punishing the wrongdoers according to their deeds." }, { "id": 87, "name_arabic": "الجامع", "transliteration": "Al-Jami'", "english_translation": "The Gatherer", "description": "Al-Jami' means that Allah is the one who gathers all things. He will bring all creatures together for the Day of Judgment, and He unites people, events, and circumstances according to His divine wisdom." }, { "id": 88, "name_arabic": "الغني", "transliteration": "Al-Ghaniyy", "english_translation": "The Self-Sufficient", "description": "Al-Ghaniyy signifies that Allah is free from need. He is completely self-sufficient, and all creation is dependent on Him. He does not require anything from His creation, while they are entirely in need of His mercy." }, { "id": 89, "name_arabic": "المغني", "transliteration": "Al-Mughni", "english_translation": "The Enricher", "description": "Al-Mughni means that Allah is the one who enriches and bestows wealth. He provides sustenance and prosperity to whomever He wills, and He enriches the hearts and souls of believers with contentment and faith." }, { "id": 90, "name_arabic": "المانع", "transliteration": "Al-Mani'", "english_translation": "The Withholder", "description": "Al-Mani' refers to Allah’s ability to withhold or prevent harm or blessings as He wills. He protects His creation from harm and prevents certain things from happening for reasons based on His divine wisdom." }, { "id": 91, "name_arabic": "الضار", "transliteration": "Ad-Darr", "english_translation": "The Distresser", "description": "Ad-Darr signifies that Allah is the one who brings about affliction or distress as a means of trial or punishment. Any hardship or harm that occurs is by His will, and it serves a purpose in His divine plan." }, { "id": 92, "name_arabic": "النافع", "transliteration": "An-Nafi'", "english_translation": "The Benefiter", "description": "An-Nafi' means that Allah is the source of all benefit and goodness. He grants benefits, blessings, and advantages to His creation, ensuring their well-being and success." }, { "id": 93, "name_arabic": "النور", "transliteration": "An-Nur", "english_translation": "The Light", "description": "An-Nur refers to Allah as the light of the heavens and the earth. His guidance is like a light that illuminates the path to righteousness, and His existence brings clarity, knowledge, and wisdom to all of creation." }, { "id": 94, "name_arabic": "الهادي", "transliteration": "Al-Hadi", "english_translation": "The Guide", "description": "Al-Hadi signifies that Allah is the one who guides His creation. He leads hearts and minds to the truth, providing direction in life and showing the path to righteousness for those who seek it." }, { "id": 95, "name_arabic": "البديع", "transliteration": "Al-Badi'", "english_translation": "The Incomparable Originator", "description": "Al-Badi' means that Allah is the originator of the heavens and the earth, and He creates in a manner that has no precedent. His creativity and power are unmatched, and His creations are beyond comparison." }, { "id": 96, "name_arabic": "الباقي", "transliteration": "Al-Baqi", "english_translation": "The Ever-Surviving", "description": "Al-Baqi means that Allah is eternal and everlasting. He remains after all else perishes, and nothing can bring an end to His existence. He has no beginning and no end, and His presence is permanent." }, { "id": 97, "name_arabic": "الوارث", "transliteration": "Al-Warith", "english_translation": "The Inheritor", "description": "Al-Warith refers to Allah as the ultimate heir to all things. After all creation perishes, He alone remains, and everything returns to Him. He is the one who will inherit the earth and everything on it." }, { "id": 98, "name_arabic": "الرشيد", "transliteration": "Ar-Rashid", "english_translation": "The Guide to the Right Path", "description": "Ar-Rashid means that Allah is the one who guides His creation toward the right path with wisdom and clarity. He provides sound judgment and understanding to those who follow His guidance." }, { "id": 99, "name_arabic": "الصبور", "transliteration": "As-Sabur", "english_translation": "The Patient", "description": "As-Sabur signifies that Allah is infinitely patient. He does not rush to punish His creation for their wrongdoings, giving them time to repent and seek His forgiveness, and He is never affected by the impatience of others." } ]