Collections

Explore the noble names, by collection.

Each collection is curated like an exhibition — introduced, grouped, and ordered with intention. Enter one and read it front to back.

القرآن

Named in the Qur'an

Of all the people who have ever lived, only a small number are named in the Qur'an itself. These are honored names — the prophets, Maryam(AS), Luqman, Zayd (RA)— each cited to the

33 names4 eras
The earliest prophets · The prophets of Bani Israel · Between the generations · The final messenger ﷺ
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أسماء النبي

The Names of the Prophet ﷺ

"I have five names: I am Muhammad, and Ahmad…" — his names from the sahih hadith, and the ways the Qur'an describes him ﷺ, many carried by Muslims to this day.

14 names3 groups
The Five from the Hadith · Described in the Qur'an · Names of Honor
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أهل البيت

The Prophet's Family ﷺ

His household — parents and lineage, the Mothers of the Believers, his children and grandchildren — one family, held in every heart, each with their story.

21 names5 groups
Lineage · The Prophet ﷺ & his wives · Umm Ibrahim · Children · Grandchildren
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الصحابة

Names of the Sahaba

The companions of the Prophet ﷺ — the generation he called the best of people — attested in the sahih collections, from the first believers to the young heirs of their legacy.

52 names6 groups
The Ten Promised Paradise · The First Believers · The Helpers of Madinah · Those Who Came Later · The Women of the Sahaba · The Young Companions
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The Names Allah Loves for His Servants

Divine attributes paired with the names they give us — Abdullah, Abd al-Rahman, and the servants' names beloved to Allah. In review now.