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Asmäullahhil Husnä – Basic 3 Islamic Studies Lesson Note (First Term)

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Subject
Islamic Studies
Class
Basic 3
Term
First Term
Topic
Asmäullahhil Husnä
Order
Topic 3 of 9 this term
Reading time
2 min

What We Will Learn Today

  • Five beautiful names of Allah
  • What each name means
  • How these names help us know Allah better

 

The Beautiful Names

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  1. Al-Mutakabbir (المتكبر)
  • Meaning: The Majesty, The Supreme
  • What it means: Allah is the greatest and most important. No one is greater than Allah.
  • Example: Allah is the King of all kings.
  1. Al-Khäliq (الخالق)
  • Meaning: The Creator
  • What it means: Allah made everything – the sky, earth, animals, plants, and people.
  • Example: Allah created you, your family, and everything you see.
  1. Al-Bäri (البارئ)
  • Meaning: The Evolver, The Maker
  • What it means: Allah brings things into existence and makes them grow.
  • Example: Allah makes seeds grow into big trees.
  1. Al-Muṣawwir (المصور)
  • Meaning: The Fashioner, The Shaper
  • What it means: Allah gives everything its shape and form.
  • Example: Allah made your face different from everyone else’s face.
  1. Al-Ghaffär (الغفار)
  • Meaning: The Forgiver
  • What it means: Allah forgives people when they say sorry for their mistakes.
  • Example: When you do something wrong and ask Allah to forgive you, He forgives you.

Why These Names Are Important

  • They help us know Allah better
  • They teach us about Allah’s power and love
  • They remind us to thank Allah for everything
  • They help us trust Allah when we need help
  • They show us that Allah is perfect in every way

How to Use These Names:

  • Say them in your prayers
  • Remember them when you see Allah’s creation
  • Call on Allah using these names when you need help

 

What We Learned

  • Allah has many beautiful names called Asmäullahhil Husnä
  • Each name tells us something special about Allah
  • Allah is the greatest, the creator, the maker, the shaper, and the forgiver
  • These names help us know and love Allah more

 

EXERCISES

  1. Match the name with its meaning:
  1. Al-Mutakabbir → The Creator
  2. Al-Khäliq → The Forgiver
  3. Al-Bäri → The Majesty
  4. Al-Muṣawwir → The Evolver
  5. Al-Ghaffär → The Fashioner
  1. Fill in the blanks:
  1. __________ means “The Creator.”
  2. Al-Ghaffär means “The __________.”
  3. __________ gives everything its shape and form.
  4. Al-Mutakabbir means “The __________.”
  1. Answer these questions:
  1. Who created everything in the world?
  2. Which name of Allah means “The Forgiver”?
  3. What should you do when you make a mistake?
  4. How do these names help us?
  1. True or False:
  1. Allah created only some things. ( )
  2. Al-Ghaffär means Allah forgives us. ( )
  3. Allah gives everything its shape. ( )
  4. No one is greater than Allah. ( )
  1. Practice and Remember: Write each beautiful name 2 times and say what it means:
  1. Al-Mutakabbir: ________________
  2. Al-Khäliq: ________________
  3. Al-Bäri: ________________
  4. Al-Muṣawwir: ________________
  5. Al-Ghaffär: ________________

 

Daily Practice: Try to remember one of these names each day and think about what it means!

This term's Islamic Studies topics

Basic 3 First Term · 9 topics

  1. Arabic Letters (Alif to Yäw) with Fätihah
  2. Süratul Kawthar (Q108)
  3. Asmäullahhil Husnä
  4. Asmäullahhil Husnä II
  5. Belief in Angels of Allah and Their Functions
  6. Süratul-Fātihah
  7. Belief in Jinn
  8. Belief in the Existence of Shaytan
  9. Prophet Muhammad’s Hijrah and His Persecution
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