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asma-ul-husna is the 99 names for Allah that are in the Qur'an.
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Is naming a person using one of Allah's names allowed?
I think a good example of those allowed names, which ashes999 and Ansari also mentioned is the name Ali.
We know that Al-ʿAlī is one of the Allah's names and we also know about Ali ibn Abu Talib (A.S …
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