Learn how to use Islamic numerology and the Abjad system to reflect on your life through the Divine Names of Allah.
๐งญ A Beginner’s Guide to Islamic Numerology
Discovering the Spiritual Code through the Abjad System and the Names of Allah
๐ฟ 1. Introduction: Why Numbers Matter in Islam
Islam is a faith of meaning, patterns, and reflection. The Qur’an is more than recitation; it is a divine structure that balances words, sounds, and numeric harmony. In Islamic numerology, we explore the Abjad system, where Arabic letters hold numerical values — an ancient tradition once used by scholars and Sufis alike.
These numbers aren’t for prediction — they’re for reflection. The numbers help you connect your story with Divine Names, gaining insights about your spiritual path.
๐ข 2. The Abjad System: Sacred Numbers in the Arabic Alphabet
The Abjad system is a numeric coding of Arabic letters. Each letter has a specific value, and these values can be added up to represent words, names, and phrases.
๐ Sample of Abjad Table:
Letter | Value | Letter | Value |
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ุง (Alif) | 1 | ุณ (Seen) | 60 |
ุจ (Ba) | 2 | ุน (‘Ayn) | 70 |
ุฌ (Jeem) | 3 | ู (Fa) | 80 |
ุฏ (Dal) | 4 | ุต (Sad) | 90 |
… | … | ู (Qaf) | 100 |
You’ll receive the full table in the downloadable worksheet.
๐งฎ 3. Simple Calculation: How to Derive a Number from a Name or Phrase
Let’s calculate the value of the name “Ahmad” (ุฃุญู ุฏ).
Break the name into letters:
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ุง = 1
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ุญ = 8
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ู = 40
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ุฏ = 4
Total: 1 + 8 + 40 + 4 = 53
This number, 53, can be compared to Asma’ul Husna (Names of Allah) or spiritually significant concepts with that number.
๐ Try this with your:
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First name
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Full name
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Mother's name
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A meaningful word (like “Rahma” or “Sabr”)
๐ 4. Interpreting the Numbers: Finding Meaning in the Divine Names
Each of Allah’s 99 Names carries a numerical value and a spiritual frequency. When your name or word resonates with a Name of Allah:
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It may symbolize qualities you embody
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Or point to traits you're meant to develop
Examples:
Number | Name of Allah | Meaning |
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53 | Al-Halim | The Most Forbearing |
66 | Allah (ุงุณู ุงูุฌูุงูุฉ) | The Divine Name Itself |
137 | Al-Rahman | The Most Merciful |
129 | Al-Latif | The Subtle, Gentle |
๐ช 5. Personal Reflection: What Does This Teach Me?
Now ask:
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Is this Name a strength or a lesson for me?
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How have I seen this attribute of Allah in my life?
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Can I embody this Name more consciously?
๐ธ Example: If your name number aligns with Al-Latif (The Subtle One) — maybe your life calls for more gentleness, subtlety, or deep inner awareness.
Keep a journal to track your insights and experiences.
⚠️ 6. Spiritual Caution: This is Not Fortune-Telling
Islamic numerology is not about control — it’s about humility. This is not astrology, not magic, and not a system of fate.
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Do not use it to predict future events
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Do not judge others with their numbers
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Do not make claims about destiny
“Indeed, knowledge is with Allah.” — Qur’an 31:34
Instead, use it as a tool for reflection, du'a, and inner work.
๐ฑ 7. Encouragement: Begin Your Journey Responsibly
This practice is meant to:
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Help you reflect through Divine Names
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Recognize patterns in your spiritual life
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Build deeper emotional and spiritual awareness
Next Steps:
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Download the free worksheet (coming soon)
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Try calculating your own numbers
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Match them with Names of Allah
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Reflect and write — or pray — with that insight
Your story is already sacred. This just helps you see how.
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