Esmaül Hüsna for iPhone
Esmaül Hüsna
- Free
- 4.1
- 2
- V 1.1.0
Esmaül Hüsna
Esmaül Hüsna, meaning "the most beautiful names," is an educational and reference application available on iPhone. It allows users to explore and learn about the beautiful names of Allah. With this app, you can easily access and memorize these names at any time, without the need for an internet connection.
Key Features:
- All content is readily available for reading, eliminating the need for an internet connection.
- The app provides references to the most beautiful names of Allah in the Quran, including verses from "Al-A'raf" (7:180), "Al-Isra" (17:110), "Ta-Ha" (20:8), and "Al-Hashr" (59:24).
- There is no consensus among Muslims regarding the exact number of these names, and different sources provide different lists of the 99 names of Allah.
- Philosopher Ibn Arabi suggests that Allah's 99 names hold the inner mysteries of the universe.
Experience the beauty of Allah's names with Esmaül Hüsna, a comprehensive and convenient app for learning and understanding the names of Allah.
Esmaül Hüsna for iPhone
- Free
- 4.1
- 2
- V 1.1.0
Top downloads

AnkiMobile
Spaced repetition digital flashcard app

Google Earth
Google Earth: Explore the world in 3D

Kurdish Keyboard - iKeyboard
This brings effortless typing to Kurdish speakers

Artie: Learn Piano with AI
Unlock Your Musical Potential with Artie

Wattpad - Read Write Stories
Wattpad: Social storytelling platform for aspiring writers and readers
Discover more programs

Holiday Today Calendar
- 4.4
- Free
Holiday Today Calendar - Your Ultimate National Holidays Calendar

Fuzzy Numbers:Pre-K Foundation
- 4.2
- Paid
Fuzzy Numbers: Pre-K Foundation Overview

Cool Math Games: Kids Racing
- 4.9
- Free
Cool Math Games: Kids Racing - A Fun Way to Learn Math and Coding

MCPE ADDONS FOR MINECRAFT PE
- 4.9
- Free
MCPE ADDONS FOR MINECRAFT PE - A Review

First Fun Learning for Kids
- 4.2
- Free
First | Fun Learning for Kids: A Safe and Educational App for Children

The Church in NYC
- 4.6
- Free
The Church in NYC: Stay Connected with Your Church