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AL-ASMA' AL-HUSNA99 Names of Allah

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MORNING & EVENING ADHKAR

Remember Allah, with sources beside every dhikr.

This checklist follows the morning/evening chapter of Hisn al-Muslim and adds the two closing verses of Al-Baqarah in the evening tab with their night-time source. Items that are specifically morning-only, evening-only, or general daily dhikr are labelled clearly. The checklist resets by your local calendar date.

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الْأَسْمَاءُ الْحُسْنَىٰ

The 99 Names of Allah

The authentic hadith establishes that Allah has ninety-nine names whose ihsa' carries a tremendous promise. The grid below uses the widely taught traditional enumeration; the exact fixed list itself is not established by the strongest hadith chain.

Primary basisSahih al-Bukhari 2736 • Sahih Muslim 2677Traditional list cross-checked against a scholar-reviewed contemporary reference. The enumerated Tirmidhi 3507 report is graded da'if on Sunnah.com.
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Bukhari and Muslim authentically report the virtue of Allah's ninety-nine names. They do not themselves provide a fixed enumerated list. For transparency, OurQuran labels this grid as the commonly taught traditional enumeration rather than claiming a unanimously established canonical sequence.