How many answer choices are given per question?

Four: the correct name plus 3 randomly selected distractors drawn from the remaining 98 names.

Are the wrong-answer options random each time?

Yes — each question picks a random name and 3 random distractors from the rest of the list, then shuffles the order of all 4 options, so the same meaning can appear with different wrong-answer combinations across attempts.

Is there a way to see all 99 names outside the quiz?

This tool is quiz-only and doesn't include a separate browsable list; the underlying list with meanings is drawn from the published reference cited in this tool's sources.

Does the quiz track my overall score?

Yes — a running "correct/total" score is shown and updates as you answer, for your current visit only.

Can the same name repeat in consecutive questions?

Yes — each question (including after clicking "Next question") picks a name at random, so the same name can come up again, including back-to-back.

Where does Quran 7:180 fit in?

It instructs believers to call upon Allah by "the most beautiful names" — the traditional Quranic basis for the concept of Al-Asma ul-Husna (the 99 Names).

Are the English meanings the single "official" translation?

They're commonly-cited English glosses cross-checked against a published reference (see sources) — Arabic names carry rich meanings, and other reputable sources may phrase a given name's meaning slightly differently.

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99 Names of Allah Quiz

Multiple-choice quiz on Al-Asma ul-Husna and their meanings.

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Last reviewed 2026-09-06

About the 99 Names of Allah Quiz

A multiple-choice quiz on Al-Asma ul-Husna, the 99 Names of Allah, testing recognition of each name from its commonly-cited English meaning.

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How to use it

Read the meaning shown.
Choose which of the 4 names matches it.
See whether you were right, then continue to the next question.

Worked example

Shown "The Most Merciful," the correct answer among the 4 choices is Ar-Rahman.

Interpreting your result

The 99 Names themselves are a fixed, universally-recognized list (Quran 7:180) — cross-checked against a published reference before being used here, unlike some other content in this vertical which involves genuine scholarly disagreement.

Recommendations

• Distractor options are drawn randomly from the same list each time, so repeated attempts help build recognition across the full set, not just a few names.

Frequently asked questions

It's cross-checked against a published Islamic reference list, cited in the tool's sources — a fixed, widely-recognized set, not this tool's own selection.