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99 Names of Allah (Part 4) — The Finest Names

A jingle for kids · words to sing along

Layan

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Sung by Layan · Layth follows along

  1. Allah has the finest names, Beautiful and true
  2. Ninety-nine, let's learn a few, Me and you
  3. Al-Fattah opens the way, Doors of good for us each day
  4. Al-Waliyy, our Friend so near, Always close, He's always here
  5. Al-Mu'min keeps us safe and sound, Peace and calm are all around
  6. Al-Barr is good to one and all, Kind to creatures great and small
  7. Al-Adl is fair to all, we know, Al-Khabir sees how we grow
  8. As-Sabur is patient too, Never rushing me or you
  9. Al-Kabir is great and grand, Al-Baqi will always stand
  10. Al-Wasi', so wide is He, Reaching all, from sea to sea
  11. Allah has the finest names, Beautiful and true
  12. Forty done, ten more to come, Learn them too

What this song is about

Ten names about being looked after fairly. Al-Fattah opens doors of good, Al-Waliyy is the Friend who is always near, Al-Mu'min keeps us safe and sound. Al-Barr is kind to creatures great and small and Al-Adl is fair to all of them. Al-Khabir sees how we grow and As-Sabur is patient with it, never rushing me or you. It ends wide and long — Al-Kabir great and grand, Al-Baqi always standing, Al-Wasi' reaching all, from sea to sea.

What your child learnsThe fourth ten of Allah's beautiful names and what each one means, matching the ten in the Part 4 crossword.

Questions parents ask

Which of Allah's names does Part 4 teach?

Al-Fattah, Al-Waliyy, Al-Mu'min, Al-Barr, Al-Adl, Al-Khabir, As-Sabur, Al-Kabir, Al-Baqi and Al-Wasi' — names thirty-one to forty.

Which of Allah's names is about being patient?

As-Sabur, in this part: the Patient, never rushing me or you. Part 3 has its neighbour, Al-Halim — calm and slow, patient love to help us grow — so a child who sings both hears the pair. Read more →

How does the crossword go with this jingle?

It uses the same ten names, and its clues are the meanings the song sings. Singing first and solving after turns the puzzle into remembering rather than guessing. Read more →