99 Names of Allah — Randomizer & Quiz
Last updated: June 2026 · Free · No sign-up required
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“Allah has ninety-nine names; whoever ahsaha — memorises, understands and lives by them — enters Paradise” (Bukhari 2736, Muslim 2677). This tool helps with the memorising part two ways: a flashcard randomizer that surfaces one of the Asma ul Husna with its meaning, and a quiz mode that shows a meaning and four names — active recall, the technique that actually makes memorisation stick.
The quiz scores your session, shows the correct answer instantly when you miss, and draws uniformly so all 99 names — from Ar-Rahman to As-Sabur — come around. Five to ten questions a day covers the full list within a couple of weeks; pair each name with du’a (“To Allah belong the most beautiful names, so call on Him by them” — Quran 7:180) and the meanings take root.
Quick reference
| # | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Ar-Rahman | The Most Merciful |
| 2 | Ar-Raheem | The Bestower of Mercy |
| 3 | Al-Malik | The King |
| 99 | As-Sabur | The Most Patient |
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Interpretation guide
| Mode | Best for |
|---|---|
| Learn (flashcard) | First pass — absorb names and meanings at your own pace |
| Quiz (4 choices) | Active recall — the fastest way to make them stick |
| Session score | Aim for streaks; wrong answers show the correct name immediately |
| Daily habit | 5–10 questions a day covers all 99 names in a couple of weeks |
Formula & methodology
Formula: Learn mode: random name + meaning; Quiz mode: meaning shown, pick the right name from 4 options
- Pick a mode: Learn shows a random name with its meaning; Quiz shows a meaning and four names to choose from.
- Answer — feedback is instant, the correct name is always shown, and your session score updates.
- Repeat daily; the randomizer draws uniformly so all 99 names come up.
Worked example: the quiz asks “Which name means The Provider?” with options Ar-Razzaq, Al-Hafiz, Al-Muqit and As-Sami — the answer is Ar-Razzaq, and a correct pick adds one to your score.
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