الْوَهَّابُ
Al-Wahhab
1. Explanation of the Name
Al‑Wahhāb comes from the root
و‑ه‑ب (W‑H‑B), meaning “to give freely,” “to grant,” and “to bestow.” This Name proclaims that Allah is
The Supreme Giver, who lavishes endless bounties upon His creation without measure.
As The Generous Bestower, He grants provisions, talents, guidance, and blessings—both seen and unseen—to whomever He wills, purely out of His boundless generosity.
2. About This Name
Al‑Wahhāb appears in the Qur’an to remind us that every gift we enjoy springs from His inexhaustible generosity.
— Qur’an 7 : 180
Knowing Allah as Al‑Wahhāb inspires gratitude and reliance: we acknowledge every blessing—big or small—as a direct gift from the Most Generous.
3. Spiritual Reflection
Reflecting on Al‑Wahhāb opens our hearts to recognize and appreciate His gifts. It urges us to share generously, reflecting His attribute in our interactions with others.
— Qur’an 16 : 53
What blessing did you receive today that you almost overlooked? Whisper “Yā Wahhāb” and feel your gratitude deepen.
Offer a small gift or act of kindness to someone in need, mirroring the generosity of Al‑Wahhāb.