Allah! There is no god but He! To Him belongs the Most Beautiful Names. - Taha, 20:8
'Who is Allah?' is the most important subject that can be studied and the main topic of the Qur'an. This book presents and confirms the meanings of the 99 Names of Allah, giving us an objective understanding of who Allah (SWT) really is.
A few of the Names of Allah:
Ar-Rahman: He who is given to quintessential acts of kindness.
Al-Malik: He who is the paramount authority of all that exists.
As-Salam: He who is the source of tranquility across the heavens and the earth.
Al-Khaliq: He who created the heavens, the earth and all that exists between them.
Ar-Razzaq: He who provides subsistence for all that exists in the heavens and the earth.
Al-Basir: He who sees all things done or yet to be done in the heavens and the earth.
Al-Khabeer: He who is vigilant and conscious of the state of His creatures.
Al-Aliyy: He who is the utmost authority of the heavens and the earth.
Al-Hafiz: He who preserves the heavens and the earth and all that is between them from harm.
Al-Kareem: He who unsparingly bestows favors amongst His servants.
Al-Haqq: He who is the generic crux of the heavens and the earth.
Al-Hayy: The living One who holds the heavens and the earth, lest they cease.
Malik-ul-Mulk: He who has no end and to whom belongs dominion over all things.
Zul-Jalaali-Wal-Ikram: He who is the source of all grandeur in the heavens and the earth.
Al-Ahad: The Only One to whom belongs all of existence.
As-Samad: He who exists outside time and has no end.
Al-Mughni: He who increases whoever He wills in goodness.
Al-Hadi: He who provides guidance to whom He wills
As-Saboor: He who is constant and never tires of guarding or preserving His creation.
