99 Names Of Allah Quiz Questions And Answers
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Which name of Allah means The Compassionate and The Beneficent?
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Ar-Rahmaan
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Al-Malik
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Al-Mutakabbir
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Al-Khaaliq
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Allah is said to be the lord of all the worlds. In the Muslim Holy book Qur'an, Allah has ninety-nine names. Try this '99 Names of Allah Quiz' that we've created below and see if you can guess all the names of Allah correctly. This will be a practice quiz to check your understanding of the Muslim religion. See moreSo, do you think you can pass it? Let's see how many correct names you can tell. Wishing you good luck!
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Which name of Allah means The Merciful?
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Ar-Raheem
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Al-Khaafid
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Al-Razzaaq
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Al-Bari'
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A. Ar-RaheemExplanation
Ar-Raheem is the name of Allah that means The Merciful. This name signifies Allah's boundless compassion and mercy towards His creation. It emphasizes His willingness to forgive, protect, and show kindness to His believers. Allah's mercy is all-encompassing and extends to all aspects of life, offering hope and comfort to those who seek His guidance and forgiveness. This name highlights the loving and caring nature of Allah, reminding believers of His infinite compassion and grace.Rate this question:
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Which name of Allah means The King and The Sovereign Lord?
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Al-^Azeez
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Al-Malik
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Al-Jabbaar
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Al-Qahhaar
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A. Al-MalikExplanation
Al-Malik is the name of Allah that means The King and The Sovereign Lord. This name signifies Allah's absolute authority and dominion over all creation. As The King, Allah possesses supreme power and control over everything in the universe. He is the ultimate ruler and has complete sovereignty over all aspects of existence. This name emphasizes Allah's majestic and regal nature, highlighting His unmatched authority and governance.Rate this question:
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Which name of Allah means The Holy?
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Ad-Daarr
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Al-Haadi
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Al-Baaqi
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Al-Quddoos
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A. Al-QuddoosExplanation
Al-Quddoos is the name of Allah that means "The Holy." This name signifies Allah's absolute purity, perfection, and transcendence. It emphasizes His absolute perfection and His complete separation from any imperfection or impurity. As the Holy One, Allah is free from any flaw or blemish, and His attributes are perfect and untainted. This name reminds believers to strive for purity and righteousness in their thoughts, actions, and worship, as they seek to emulate the divine attribute of holiness.Rate this question:
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What attribute of Allah(SWT) does the name As-Salaam represent?
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The Majestic
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The Creator
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The Source of Peace
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The Great Forgiver
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A. The Source of PeaceExplanation
The name As-Salaam represents the attribute of Allah(SWT) as the Source of Peace. This means that Allah is the ultimate provider of peace and tranquility. He is the source from which all peace originates and He grants peace to His creation. This attribute highlights Allah's ability to bring about inner peace, harmony, and serenity in the lives of believers. It signifies His role as the ultimate source of all peace and the one who can grant peace to those who seek it.Rate this question:
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What attribute of Allah does the name Al-Mu'min represent?
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The Subduer
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The Sustainer
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Guardian of Faith
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The Provider
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A. Guardian of FaithExplanation
The name "Al-Mu'min" represents the attribute of Allah as the Guardian of Faith. This means that Allah is the protector and preserver of faith, ensuring its safety and security. He instills belief and confidence in the hearts of believers, granting them peace and assurance. This attribute emphasizes the role of Allah in safeguarding the faith of His followers and reinforcing their trust in Him.Rate this question:
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What attribute of Allah does the name Al-^Azeez?
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The Exalter
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The Mighty
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The Abaser
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The Hearer
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A. The MightyExplanation
The name "Al-^Azeez" refers to the attribute of Allah being mighty or powerful. This name signifies that Allah is strong, invincible, and has absolute power and authority. It emphasizes His ability to overcome any obstacle or challenge, and His unmatched strength and dominance.Rate this question:
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What attribute of Allah does the name Al-Jabbaar?
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The Just
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The Reliever
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The Judge
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The Compeller
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A. The CompellerExplanation
The name Al-Jabbaar refers to the attribute of Allah as "The Compeller." This means that Allah has the power and authority to compel and enforce His will upon creation. It signifies His ability to overcome any resistance or opposition and to establish His dominance and control over all things. This attribute highlights Allah's strength, authority, and ability to enforce justice and righteousness in the universe.Rate this question:
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Allah(SWT) is Al-Mutakabbir which means he is __________.Hint:The One who is clear from the attributes of the creatures and from resembling them. .
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magnificent
grand
majesticExplanation
Allah(SWT) is Al-Mutakabbir which means he is magnificent, grand, and majestic. This indicates that Allah is beyond comparison and is free from any resemblance to His creation. His greatness and majesty are unparalleled and cannot be fully comprehended by human beings.Rate this question:
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Which name of Allah means The Creator?
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Al-Bari'
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Al-Ghaffaar
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Al-Khaaliq
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Al-Fattaah
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A. Al-KhaaliqExplanation
Al-Khaaliq is the name of Allah that means The Creator. This name highlights Allah's ability to bring things into existence and create everything from nothing. It emphasizes His power, wisdom, and control over all creation. As the Creator, Allah has the ability to design and shape everything according to His will. This name reminds believers of Allah's infinite creativity and the fact that He is the ultimate source of all existence.Rate this question:
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Which name of Allah means The Evolver?
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Ar-Raafi^
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Al-Razzaaq
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Al-Wahhaab
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Al-Bari'
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A. Al-Bari'Explanation
Al-Bari' is the name of Allah that means The Evolver. This name refers to Allah's ability to create and shape everything in existence according to His divine plan. It highlights His role as the ultimate Creator and Designer, constantly bringing forth new forms of life and evolving them in a harmonious and purposeful manner.Rate this question:
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Which name of Allah means The Fashioner?
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Al-Muqsit
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Al-Musawwir
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Ad-Daarr
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Al-Haadi
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A. Al-MusawwirExplanation
The name of Allah that means The Fashioner is Al-Musawwir. This name highlights Allah's ability to shape and form everything in the universe. It emphasizes His role as the ultimate creator and designer, who has the power to give unique and intricate forms to all living beings and objects.Rate this question:
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Which name of Allah means The Forgiver?
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Al-Ghaffaar
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Al-Wahhaab
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Al-Khaafid
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Al-Mu^iz
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A. Al-GhaffaarExplanation
Al-Ghaffaar means The Forgiver in Arabic. This name of Allah signifies His attribute of constantly forgiving and pardoning His creation. It emphasizes His mercy and compassion towards those who seek His forgiveness for their sins and shortcomings. By forgiving His servants, Allah demonstrates His infinite love and kindness, allowing them to repent and seek redemption. This name reminds believers of Allah's willingness to forgive and encourages them to seek His forgiveness and strive for spiritual growth.Rate this question:
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Which name of Allah means The Dominant?
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Al-Haleem
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Allah
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Al-^Azeem
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Al-Qahhaar
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A. Al-QahhaarExplanation
Al-Qahhaar is the name of Allah that means The Dominant. This name signifies Allah's absolute power and control over all things. It highlights His ability to overcome and subdue any opposition or challenge. As The Dominant, Allah has complete authority and reigns supreme over the entire universe. This name reminds believers of Allah's strength and encourages them to submit to His will and acknowledge His sovereignty.Rate this question:
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What attribute of Allah does the name Al-Wahhaab represent?
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The Bestower
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The Opener
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The Reliever
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The Judge
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A. The BestowerExplanation
The name Al-Wahhaab represents the attribute of Allah as "The Bestower". This means that Allah is the one who grants and bestows blessings, favors, and gifts upon His creation without any expectation of return. He is the ultimate giver and provider, constantly showering His mercy and blessings upon those who seek Him.Rate this question:
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What attribute of Allah does the name Al-Razzaaq represent?
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The Sustainer
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The Knowledgeable
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The Provider.
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The Expander
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A. The Sustainer
A. The Provider.Explanation
Al-Razzaaq means The Sustainer and The Provider.Rate this question:
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What attribute of Allah does the name Al-Fattaah represent?
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The Expander
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The Opener
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The Englarger
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The Honorer
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A. The OpenerExplanation
The name "Al-Fattaah" represents the attribute of Allah as "The Opener." This name signifies that Allah is the one who opens doors, grants success, and brings forth solutions to problems. It highlights Allah's ability to remove obstacles and provide opportunities. By understanding Allah as "The Opener," believers can seek His guidance and rely on His power to open paths for them in life. This name emphasizes the belief in Allah's ability to bring about positive change and blessings.Rate this question:
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What attribute of Allah does the name Al-^Aleem represent?
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The All-knowing
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The All-Seeing
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The All-Hearing
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The Humiliator
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A. The All-knowingExplanation
The name "Al-^Aleem" represents the attribute of Allah being All-knowing. This means that Allah has complete knowledge and understanding of everything, including the past, present, and future. He is aware of all things, both seen and unseen, and possesses infinite wisdom and knowledge. This attribute highlights Allah's omniscience and his ability to comprehend and perceive all things.Rate this question:
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What attribute of Allah does the name Al-Qaabid represent?
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The Most High
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The Sublime
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The Withholder
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None of the above
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A. The WithholderExplanation
The name Al-Qaabid represents the attribute of Allah as "The Withholder." This name signifies that Allah has the power to withhold or restrict anything in the universe according to His will. It implies that Allah has complete control over everything and can limit or restrain anything as He deems fit. This attribute highlights Allah's authority and sovereignty over all creation.Rate this question:
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What attribute of Allah does the name Al-Khaafid represent?
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The Mighty
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The Abaser
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The All-Powerful
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The Elevator
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A. The AbaserExplanation
The attribute of Allah represented by the name "Al-Khaafid" is The Abaser. This name signifies that Allah has the power to humble or lower anyone or anything. It emphasizes His control and authority over all creation, reminding believers to be humble and submit to His will.Rate this question:
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Which name of Allah means The Exalter?
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Al-Muthil
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Al-Mu^iz
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Ar-Raafi^
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As-Samee^
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A. Ar-Raafi^Explanation
Ar-Raafi^ means The Exalter. This name of Allah signifies that He is the One who raises people in ranks, honor, and status. He elevates those who believe in Him and grants them success and dignity. This name reflects Allah's power and ability to raise individuals from a lowly state to a higher position, both in this world and the hereafter.Rate this question:
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Which name of Allah means The Honorer?
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Ash-Shakoor
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Ash-Shakoor
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Al-Mu^iz
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Al-Haleem
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A. Al-Mu^izExplanation
The name of Allah "Al-Mu^iz" means The Honorer. This name signifies that Allah is the one who bestows honor and dignity upon His creation. He elevates and uplifts those who believe in Him and follow His guidance. By using this name, Allah emphasizes His ability to grant honor and respect to His servants.Rate this question:
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Which name of Allah means The Dishonorer?
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Al-Mu^iz
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Allah
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Al-Hakam
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Al-Muthil
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A. Al-MuthilExplanation
Al-Muthil is the name of Allah that means The Dishonorer. This name signifies that Allah has the power to humiliate and bring disgrace to those who oppose Him. It highlights His authority and ability to bring down the arrogant and unjust, reminding believers of the consequences of their actions and the importance of humility.Rate this question:
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Which name of Allah means The All-Hearing?
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Al-Baseer
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As-Samee^
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Al-Hakam
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Al-Raheem
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A. As-Samee^Explanation
As-Samee^ means The All-Hearing in Arabic. This name of Allah signifies that He is able to hear all sounds and prayers, no matter how low or distant they may be. It emphasizes His omniscience and attentiveness towards His creation, as He is aware of every whisper and thought. This name reminds believers to have faith in Allah's ability to hear their prayers and to seek His guidance and mercy.Rate this question:
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Which name of Allah means The All-Seeing?
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Al-Baseer
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Al-^Adl
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Al-^Azeem
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Al-Lateef
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A. Al-BaseerExplanation
Al-Baseer is the correct answer because it means The All-Seeing. In Islamic belief, Allah is believed to have complete knowledge and awareness of everything, including the hidden and unseen. Al-Baseer signifies Allah's ability to see and perceive all things, whether they are visible or not. This attribute highlights Allah's omniscience and his ability to comprehend and observe everything in the universe.Rate this question:
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What attribute of Allah does the name Al-Hakam represent?
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The Subtle
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The Just
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The Ruler
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The Judge
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A. The JudgeExplanation
The attribute of Allah that the name "Al-Hakam" represents is "The Judge." This name signifies that Allah is the ultimate authority who has the power to make fair and just decisions. As the Judge, Allah has complete knowledge and wisdom to pass judgments on all matters, ensuring justice and fairness for all. This name highlights Allah's role as the ultimate authority in determining what is right and wrong, and his ability to hold everyone accountable for their actions.Rate this question:
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What attribute of Allah does the name Al-^Adl represent?
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The Just
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The Owner
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The Aware
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The Great One
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A. The JustExplanation
The attribute of Allah that the name Al-^Adl represents is "The Just." This means that Allah is fair and impartial in his judgments and actions. He ensures that every individual receives what they deserve based on their deeds and intentions. This attribute highlights Allah's perfect justice and righteousness in all matters.Rate this question:
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What attribute of Allah does the name Al-Lateef represent
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The Most Gentle
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The Kind
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The Mighty
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The Forbearing
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A. The Most GentleExplanation
The name Al-Lateef of Allah represents the attribute of "The Subtle One" or "The Most Gentle". This name embodies Allah's gentle, kind, and subtle dealings with His creation. Al-Lateef is aware of and attentive to the delicate matters, the fine details, and the hidden intricacies of the affairs of all creatures, guiding and aiding them in ways that they often do not perceive. This name also conveys His graciousness and kindness in managing the affairs of His servants, providing for them in the gentlest way that may not even be noticed by them but which is most effective and beneficent.Rate this question:
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What attribute of Allah does the name Al-Khabeer represent?
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The Large
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The Aware
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The Appreciative
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The Sublime
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A. The AwareExplanation
The attribute of Allah that the name Al-Khabeer represents is "The Aware". This name signifies that Allah has complete knowledge and awareness of all things, including the hidden and unseen. It highlights His omniscience and understanding of every detail, making Him fully aware of the past, present, and future. This attribute emphasizes Allah's wisdom and guidance, as He is aware of every individual's thoughts, intentions, and actions.Rate this question:
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