The 99 Names of Allah, with meaning and dhikr
Browse all ninety-nine Names, read what each one means in your own language, listen to the pronunciation, and keep count as you repeat them — all in one screen.
All ninety-nine,with their meanings
The Names are not a list to be skimmed once. Each carries a meaning worth sitting with, and reading that meaning in a language you think in makes a real difference to whether any of it stays with you.
Islam365 carries the meanings in several languages alongside the Arabic — Urdu, Hindi, Pashto, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Indonesian and Chinese among them — so this is not an English-only feature with the rest of the app translated around it.
- Every Name in Arabic with its meaning
- Meanings in several languages, not English only
- Read straight through or return to a single Name
Hear howeach Name is said
Reading a transliteration only gets you so far. Audio is there for the same reason it is in the Quran reader: hearing a word said correctly once is worth more than reading it spelled out in Latin letters ten times.
- Audio for the Names
- Useful when you are learning the pronunciation
- Play while you read the meaning
A counter,right where you need it
The counter is on the Names screen rather than tucked away elsewhere, so repeating a Name and keeping count are one action instead of two. You do not have to leave what you are reading to find a tasbih.
For supplications rather than dhikr, see daily Duas and Adhkar.
- Built-in tasbih counter on the same screen
- Keep count without a separate app or beads
- Stay on the Name you are reciting
Asma ul Husna — questions people ask
Does Islam365 include the 99 Names of Allah?
Yes. Asma ul Husna is a dedicated part of the app where you can browse all ninety-nine Names, read the meaning of each one, and use them for dhikr.
Can I read the meaning of each Name?
Yes. Each Name is shown in Arabic with its meaning, and meanings are available in several languages rather than English only.
Can I listen to the Names?
Yes. There is audio for the Names, which helps with pronunciation if you are learning them.
Is there a dhikr or tasbih counter?
Yes. A counter is built into the screen, so you can keep count while repeating a Name without needing a separate tasbih app or beads.
Which languages are the meanings available in?
Meanings are carried in several languages alongside Arabic, including Urdu, Hindi, Pashto, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Indonesian and Chinese.
Is Asma ul Husna free?
Yes. All ninety-nine Names, the meanings, the audio and the counter are free, with no ads and no subscription, and no account is needed.
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