Learn the 99 Names of Allah, one at a time.

Give each name your attention

Open Asma ul Husna from the app’s tools and browse the names. Take time with the Arabic and the meaning rather than treating the collection as a list to finish in one sitting.

A short, repeatable practice is easy to return to: choose a name, read it carefully, and revisit it the next day. The app is a study aid; use trusted teaching when you want a fuller explanation of a name.

Keep track of what you have learned

Use the heart control to mark a name as memorized. The Memorized filter brings those names together, and the progress view shows how much of the collection you have marked.

You decide when a name is ready to mark. The app records your choice; it does not listen to or certify your pronunciation, understanding or recall. Review earlier names as you add new ones.

Return from your Home Screen

On supported devices, the 99 Names widget brings a name to your Home Screen. It is a simple way to remember to open the collection again without making your phone’s home page busier than you want.

Widget availability and layout depend on the device and app version. Use the widgets page for setup instructions, and check the widget picker on your own phone.

Keep learning connected

Combine your study with a small Quran reading habit or a few saved duas. If you choose to use Khair Partners, review the sharing controls before making memorization progress visible to someone else.