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99 Names of Allah (Part 7) — The Brightest Names

A jingle for kids · words to sing along

Layan

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Sung by Layan · Layth follows along

  1. Allah has the brightest names, Beautiful and true
  2. Ninety-nine, let's learn a few, Me and you
  3. Al-Jabbar mends what's broken new, Making weak hearts strong and true
  4. Al-Hakam decides what's fair, Judging all with love and care
  5. Al-Muqsit is fair and just, Giving right to all of us
  6. Al-Wali is our guide and guard, Watching over, near and far
  7. Ar-Ra'uf is gentle, kind, Al-Mu'id, new life we find
  8. Al-Wajid has all He needs, Rich beyond our words and deeds
  9. Al-Majeed is noble, grand, Al-Muhsi counts each grain of sand
  10. Al-Mughni makes us rich and glad, Best of blessings to be had
  11. Allah has the brightest names, Beautiful and true
  12. Seventy done, ten more to come, Learn them too

What this song is about

The seventh ten, and mostly names about being put right and provided for. Al-Jabbar mends what's broken new, making weak hearts strong and true. Al-Hakam decides what's fair, and Al-Muqsit gives right to all of us. Al-Wali is our guide and guard, watching over near and far; Ar-Ra'uf is gentle and kind; Al-Mu'id is where new life is found. It closes rich — Al-Wajid has all He needs, Al-Majeed is noble and grand, Al-Muhsi counts each grain of sand, and Al-Mughni makes us rich and glad. Seventy done.

What your child learnsThe seventh ten of Allah's beautiful names and what each one means — names sixty-one to seventy of the ninety-nine.

Questions parents ask

Which of Allah's names does Part 7 teach?

Al-Jabbar, Al-Hakam, Al-Muqsit, Al-Wali, Ar-Ra'uf, Al-Mu'id, Al-Wajid, Al-Majeed, Al-Muhsi and Al-Mughni — names sixty-one to seventy.

Is Al-Wali here the same as Al-Waliyy in Part 4?

They are two different names, and the songbook puts them in different tens. Part 4 sings Al-Waliyy, our Friend so near, always close, He's always here. This part sings Al-Wali is our guide and guard, watching over, near and far. The spellings are close enough that they are easy to mix up, so each song gives its own a picture of its own. Read more →

Is there a crossword for these ten names?

Yes. It uses the same ten names this jingle sings, and its clues are the song's own lines. Singing it through first turns the puzzle into remembering rather than guessing. Read more →