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1. Allah
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The One Who has the Godhood, which is
the power to create the entities.
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2. Ar-Rahman |
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The One Who has an abundance of mercy for the believers and the
blasphemers in this world and exclusively for the believers in the
Hereafter.
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3. Ar-Rahim |
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The One Who has an abundance
of mercy for the believers. |
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4. Al-Malik |
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The One with absolute
Dominion, and the One Whose Dominion is clear of imperfection. |
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5. Al-Quddus |
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The One Who is pure from any
imperfection and clear of children and adversaries. |
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6. As-Salam |
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The One Who is clear of every
imperfection. |
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7. Al-Mu'min |
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he One Who witnessed for
Himself that no one is God but Him; and Who witnessed for His believers
that they are truthful in their belief that no one is God but Him. |
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8. Al-Muhaymin |
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The One Who witnesses the
saying and deeds of His creatures. |
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9. Al-^Aziz |
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The Defeater Who is not
defeated. |
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10. Al-Jabbar |
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The One for Whom nothing
happens in His dominion except what He willed. |
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11. Al-Mutakabbir |
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The One Who is clear of the
attributes of the creatures and of resembling them. |
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12. Al- Khaliq |
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The One Who brings everything
from non-existence to existence. |
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13. Al-Bari' |
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The Creator Who has the Power
to turn the entities from one state to another. |
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14. Al-Musawwir |
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The One Who forms His
creatures in different pictures. |
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15. Al-Ghaffar |
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The One Who forgives the sins
of His slaves time and time again. |
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16. Al-Qahhar |
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The Subduer Who has the
perfect Power and is not powerless over anything. |
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17. Al-Wahhab |
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The One Who is Generous in
giving plenty without any return. |
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18. Ar-Razzaq |
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The One Who makes the
Sustenance reach His slaves. Sustenance is everything that benefits,
whether halal or haram. |
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19. Al-Fattah |
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The One Who opens for His
slaves the closed worldly and religious matters. |
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20. Al-^Alim |
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The Knowledgeable; the One
for Whom nothing is hidden from His Knowledge. |
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21-22. Al-Qabid,
Al-Basit |
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The One Who constricts the
sustenance by His Wisdom and expands and widens it with His Generosity
and Mercy. |
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23-24. Al-Khafid,
Ar-Rafi^ |
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The One Who lowers whomever
He willed by His Destruction and raises whomever He willed by His
Endowment. |
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25-26. Al-Mu^izz,
Al-Mudhill |
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The One Who gives esteem to
whomever He willed; hence there is no one to degrade him. The One Who
degrades whomever He willed; hence there is no one to give him esteem. |
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27. As-Sami^ |
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The One Who Hears all things
that are heard by His Eternal Hearing without an ear, instrument, or
organ. |
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28. Al-Basir |
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The One Who Sees all things
that are seen by His eternal Sight without a pupil or any other
instrument. |
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29. Al-Hakam |
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He is the Ruler, and His
judgment is His Word. |
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30. Al-^Adl |
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The One Who is entitled to do
what He does. |
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31. Al-Latif |
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The One Who is kind to His
slaves and endows upon them. |
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32. Al-Khabir |
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The One Who knows the truth
of things. |
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33. Al-Halim |
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The One Who delays the punishment for those who deserve it and then He might
forgive them.
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34.
Al-^Adhim |
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The One deserving the attributes of
Exaltment, Glory, Extolement, and Purity
from all imperfection.
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35.
Al-Ghafur |
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The One Who forgives a lot.
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36.
Ash-Shakur |
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The One Who gives ample reward for a little obedience.
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37.
Al-^Aliyy |
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The One Who is clear of the attributes of the creatures.
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38.
Al-Kabir |
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The One Who is greater in status than everything.
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39. Al-Hafidh |
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The One Who protects whatever and whomever He willed to protect.
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40.
Al-Muqit |
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The One Who has the Power.
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41. Al-Hasib |
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The One Who gives the satisfaction.
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42.
Al-Jalil |
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The One Who is attributed with greatness of Power and Glory of status.
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43.
Al-Karim |
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The One Who is clear of abjectness.
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44. Ar-Raqib |
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The One from Whom nothing is absent. Hence its meaning is related to the
attribute of Knowledge.
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45.
Al-Mujib |
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The One Who answers the one in need if he asks Him and rescues the yearner if
he calls upon Him.
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46.
Al-Wasi^ |
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The Knowledgeable.
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47. Al-Hakim |
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The One Who is correct in His doings.
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48.
Al-Wadud |
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The One Who loves His believing slaves and His believing slaves love Him. His
love to His slaves is His Will to be merciful to them and praise them: Hence its
meaning is related to the attributes of the Will and Kalam (His attribute
with which He orders and forbids and with which He spoke to Muhammad and
Musa. It is not a sound, nor a language, nor a letter.)
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49.
Al-Majid |
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The One Who is with perfect Power, High Status, Compassion, Generosity, and
Kindness.
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50.
Al-Ba^ith |
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The One Who resurrects His slaves after death for reward and/or punishment.
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51.
Ash-Shahid |
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The One from
Whom nothing is absent.
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52. Al-Haqq |
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The One Who truly exists, i.e., the One Whose Existence is confirmed.
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53.
Al-Wakil |
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The One Who gives the satisfaction and is relied upon.
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54.
Al-Qawiyy |
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The One with the complete Power. |
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55.
Al-Matin |
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The One with
extreme Power which is un-interrupted, and Who does not get tired.
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56.
Al-Waliyy |
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The Supporter.
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57. Al-Hamid |
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The praised One Who deserves to be praised.
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58.
Al-Muhsi |
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The One Who knows the count of things.
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59.
Al-Mubdi' |
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The One Who
started the human being, that is, He created him.
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60.
Al-Mu^id |
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The One Who brings back the creatures after
death
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61.
Al-Muhyi |
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The One Who took out a living human from seminal fluid that does not have a
soul. He quickens the dead by giving the souls back to the decayed bodies on the
Resurrection Day and He makes the hearts alive by the light of knowledge.
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62.
Al-Mumit |
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The One Who renders the living dead.
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63. Al-Hayy |
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The One Who is attributed with a life that is unlike our life and is not that
of a combination of soul, flesh, and blood.
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64. Al-Qayyum |
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The One Who remains and does not end.
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65. Al-Wajid |
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The Rich Who is never poor. AlWajd is Richness.
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66. Al-Majid |
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The One Who is Majid.
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67. Al-Wahid |
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The One without a partner.
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68. As-Samad |
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The Master Who is relied upon in matters and is resorted to in one's needs. |
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69. Al-Qadir |
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The One Who is attributed with Power.
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70. Al-Muqtadir |
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The One with the perfect Power from Whom nothing is withheld.
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71-72. Al-Muqaddim,
Al-Mu'akhkhir |
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The One Who puts things in their right places. He makes ahead whatever He
wills and delays whatever He wills.
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73. Al-'Awwal |
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The One whose Existence is without a beginning.
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74. Al-'Akhir |
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The One whose Existence is without an end.
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75-76. Adh-Dhahir,
Al-Batin |
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The One above Whom nothing exists and underneath Whom nothing exists; hence
He exists without a place. His Existence is obvious by proofs. He is clear of
the delusions of bodily attributes.
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77. Al-Wali |
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The One Who owns things and manages them.
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78. Al-Muta^ali |
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The One Who is clear of the attributes of the creation.
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79. Al-Barr |
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The One Who is kind to His creatures, Who covered them with His sustenance
and specified whomever He willed among them by His support, protection, and
special mercy.
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80. At-Tawwab |
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The One Who grants repentance to whomever He willed among His creatures and
accepts his repentance.
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81. Al-Muntaqim |
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The One Who victoriously prevails over His enemies and punishes them for
their sins. It may mean the One Who destroys them.
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82. Al-^Afuww |
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The One with wide forgiveness.
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83. Ar-Ra'uf |
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The One with extreme Mercy. The Mercy of Allah is His Will to endow
upon whomever He willed among His creatures.
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84. Malikul-Mulk |
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The One Who controls the dominion and gives dominion to whomever He willed.
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85. Dhul-Jalal
Wal-'Ikram |
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The One Who deserves to be Exalted and not denied.
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86. Al-Muqsit |
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The One Who is Just in His judgment.
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87. Al-Jami^ |
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The One Who gathers the creatures on a day there is no doubt about, that is,
the Day of Judgment.
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88. Al-Ghaniyy |
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The One Who does not need the creation.
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89. Al-Mughni |
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The One Who satisfies the necessities of the creatures.
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90. Al-Mani^ |
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The Supporter Who protects and gives victory to His pious believers.
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91-92.
Ad -Darr, An-Nafi^ |
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The One Who makes harm reach to whomever He willed and benefit to whomever He
willed.
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93. An-Nur |
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The One Who
guides.
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94. Al-Hadi |
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The One with Whose Guidance His believers were guided, and with Whose
Guidance the living beings have been guided to what is beneficial for them and
protected from what is harmful to them.
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95. Al-Badi^ |
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The One Who created the creation and formed it without any preceding example.
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96. Al-Baqi |
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The One for Whom the state of non-existence is impossible.
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97. Al-Warith |
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The One Whose Existence remains.
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98. Ar-Rashid |
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The One Who guides.
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99. As-Sabur |
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The One Who does not quickly punish the sinners. |
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