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Asma ul Husna: The Arabic term for the 99 Names of Allah. Islamic theology: The study of Islamic beliefs and doctrines including the concept of Allah's names and attributes. Quranic studies: The academic study of the Quran including its teachings on Allah's names and attributes. Islamic spirituality: The practice of seeking a closer relationship with Allah through prayer meditation and other spiritual practices. Divine attributes: The qualities and characteristics that are attributed to Allah in Islamic theology and the Quran. Monotheism: The belief in the Oneness of God which is a central tenet of Islamic theology. Dhikr: The practice of remembering Allah through reciting His names and other religious invocations. Muslim identity: The ways in which Muslims understand and express their faith including through the recognition and invocation of Allah's names. Islamic art and calligraphy: The use of Allah's names and other Islamic motifs in visual art and calligraphy. Sufism: The mystical tradition of Islam which places great emphasis on the remembrance of Allah and His names.

The 99 Names of Allah (also known as Asma ul Husna) are the names and attributes of Allah that are mentioned in the Quran and Sunnah. Here is a brief description of each of the 99 Names of Allah:
Allah: The name of the Almighty, the Creator, the One and Only.
Ar-Rahman: The Most Compassionate, The Beneficent.
Ar-Rahim: The Most Merciful.
Al-Malik: The King, The Sovereign.
Al-Quddus: The Holy, The Pure.
As-Salam: The Peace, The Source of Peace.
Al-Mu'min: The Faithful, The Guardian of Faith.
Al-Muhaymin: The Protector, The Guardian.
Al-Aziz: The Mighty, The Invincible.
Al-Jabbar: The Compeller, The Irresistible.
Al-Mutakabbir: The Majestic, The Supreme.
Al-Khaliq: The Creator.
Al-Bari: The Maker, The Originator.
Al-Musawwir: The Fashioner, The Shaper.
Al-Ghaffar: The Forgiving, The Absolver.
Al-Qahhar: The Subduer, The Dominant.
Al-Wahhab: The Bestower, The Giver of Gifts.
Ar-Razzaq: The Provider, The Sustainer.
Al-Fattah: The Opener, The Revealer.
Al-'Alim: The All-Knowing, The Omniscient.
Al-Qabid: The Constrictor, The Restrainer.
Al-Basit: The Expander, The Extender.
Al-Khafid: The Abaser, The Humiliator.
Ar-Rafi': The Exalter, The Elevator.
Al-Mu'izz: The Honorer, The Glorifier.
Al-Mudhill: The Humiliator, The Degrader.
As-Sami': The All-Hearing.
Al-Basir: The All-Seeing.
Al-Hakam: The Judge, The Arbitrator.
Al-'Adl: The Just, The Equitable.
Al-Latif: The Gentle, The Subtle.
Al-Khabir: The All-Aware.
Al-Halim: The Forbearing, The Patient.
Al-'Azim: The Great, The Magnificent.
Al-Ghafur: The Forgiver, The Concealer of Faults.
Ash-Shakur: The Appreciative, The Grateful.
Al-'Ali: The Most High, The Exalted.
Al-Kabir: The Great, The Grand.
Al-Hafiz: The Preserver, The Protector.
Al-Muqit: The Guardian, The Sustainer.
Al-Hasib: The Reckoner, The Accounter.
Aj-Jalil: The Majestic, The Sublime.
Al-Karim: The Generous, The Noble.
Ar-Raqib: The Watchful, The Vigilant.
Al-Mujib: The Responsive, The Answerer.
Al-Wasi': The All-Encompassing, The Boundless.
Al-Hakim: The Wise, The All-Wise.
Al-Wadud: The Loving, The Kind.

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