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This lecture series introduces the viewer to the Divine Names, or al-Asma’ Al-Husna, of Allah SWT, as a springboard for further study. It further explores the Arabic construction of the Divine Names, showing the different types of constructions and the nuances in meaning that these constructions bring across.

This lecture is an appendix to the main lecture series designed for those with more facility in Arabic. 99 Names of Allah (Asma’ Al-Husna) Series by Dr Gasser Hathout

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