الْفَتَّاحُ
Al-Fattah
1. Explanation of the Name
Al-Fattāḥ comes from the root
ف-ت-ح (F-T-H), meaning “to open,” “to grant victory,” and “to make accessible.” This Name declares that Allah is
The Opener and Granter of Success, who unlocks every door—of ease, guidance, and breakthroughs for His servants.
As The Key-Holder, He removes barriers, makes paths clear, and grants breakthroughs in both spiritual and worldly affairs according to His perfect wisdom.
2. About This Name
Calling upon Al-Fattāḥ reminds us that true relief and victory come only through Allah’s opening of our affairs.
— Qur’an 15 : 87-89
This invocation brings clarity when affairs are confusing and strength when doors of opportunity seem closed.
3. Spiritual Reflection
Reflecting on Al-Fattāḥ teaches us to seek Allah’s opening—not only in our ambitions but in our hearts—inviting His guidance and mercy to remove our spiritual blockages.
— Qur’an 2 : 250
Take a quiet moment to consider one area of your life where you feel blocked—emotionally, spiritually, or practically. Whisper “Yā Fattāḥ” and visualize those doors gently opening.
Choose one small, faith-filled step you can take today—whether it’s a heartfelt prayer, a courageous conversation, or a simple to-do—and move forward toward that opening.