الْقُدُّوسُ
Al-Quddus
1. Explanation of the Name
Al‑Quddūs comes from the root
ق‑د‑س (Q‑D‑S), meaning “pure,” “holy,” and “free from all imperfection.” This Name declares that Allah is
The Most Holy, exalted above any deficiency, and utterly pure in His essence and actions.
As The Holy One, He is free from any flaw or need. His sanctity transcends all creation, and nothing can diminish His perfect purity.
2. About This Name
Al‑Quddūs appears in the Qur’an to remind believers of Allah’s absolute purity and transcendence.
— Qur’an 62 : 1
Recognizing Him as Al‑Quddūs inspires us to purify our own hearts and deeds, striving to reflect His holiness through sincerity and moral excellence.
3. Spiritual Reflection
Reflecting on Al‑Quddūs calls us to examine and cleanse our inner selves—removing envy, hypocrisy, and malice to embody a purer state of heart.
— Qur’an 59 : 23
Which habit or thought needs purification in your life? Whisper “Yā Quddūs” and seek inner clarity.
Commit to one act of sincerity—whether in prayer, speech, or deed—and observe how it begins to cleanse your heart.