A worksheet for recording an established name, its verse context, translation limits and practical supplication.
How to use this resource
Complete the fields from an identified source rather than memory. Write “not established” when the evidence does not support a claim, and send unresolved interpretation or legal questions to a qualified reviewer.
Established Arabic name
Record the source, conclusion and any uncertainty here when using a printable or saved copy.
Direct verse and surrounding passage
Record the source, conclusion and any uncertainty here when using a printable or saved copy.
Translation or short gloss
Record the source, conclusion and any uncertainty here when using a printable or saved copy.
Limits of the English wording
Record the source, conclusion and any uncertainty here when using a printable or saved copy.
Related names in the same passage
Record the source, conclusion and any uncertainty here when using a printable or saved copy.
Supplication based on established meaning
Record the source, conclusion and any uncertainty here when using a printable or saved copy.
Reviewer questions
Record the source, conclusion and any uncertainty here when using a printable or saved copy.
Use boundary
Record only a name established by the Qur'an or authentic Sunnah. A short English gloss cannot exhaust the Arabic meaning, and this sheet must not be used to invent names from descriptions or actions.
Resource source boundary
Qur’an: Qur'an 7:180; 59:22-24; 42:11; 39:62; 35:3; 10:31. Translation: Saheeh International via Quran.com.
Hadith: Sahih al-Bukhari 2736 states that اللّٰه (ALLAH) has ninety-nine names. This resource does not treat the report as an exclusive, self-contained enumeration.