99 Names of Allah — Arabic, meanings and favourites

What it does

Browse, search and save the Names locally.

Browse 99 Names of Allah in Arabic with transliteration and translated meanings. Search and save favourites locally; the named dataset is available offline.

A calm learning shelf for the Names of Allah with Arabic, transliteration, meanings, search and private favourites.

Who is it for?

For reading and revisiting the names in the identified AlAdhan dataset. Arabic text, transliteration and meanings are shown together, with a reference explaining the source of the list.

How to use it

Browse the names, search for a name or meaning and mark favourites. Return to your saved selection on this device. Read the dataset note before treating a short translated meaning as a complete explanation.

Features

Designed for this one purpose.

• 99 Arabic names
• Search and private favourites
• Source-provided meanings
• No generated explanations

Offline use and internet access

The names, search and favourites work offline after caching. The source links need internet. No generated religious explanations or audio pronunciation are promised.

Install on your phone or computer

Select Install to open this application’s installation page. On Android, use the browser’s Install app or Add to home screen option when available. On iPhone, open it in Safari, choose Share, then Add to Home Screen and Open as Web App. Each application has its own icon and storage; no store account is required. Installation options depend on your browser. Open the installed app online once before relying on its cached offline features.

Privacy and permissions

No account, advertising tracker or application backend is used. Preferences and any progress or favourites stay in this browser on this device. Clearing browser data removes them; they do not sync between devices. No camera, microphone or contacts permission is requested. Hosting still receives ordinary page requests. Links to sources open third-party websites with their own privacy policies.

Useful questions

Does the cited hadith authenticate this exact ordered list? The hadith establishes the count of ninety-nine; the specific list and short meanings are attributed separately to the AlAdhan dataset.

Sources

References you can inspect.