Add verses which touches the name of Allah.

How to perceive the names of Allah in different challenges

eg Good and bad times, Ups and downs and how to keep moving on.
Add inspiring and motivating heart touching quotes to help readers have deeper connections with Allah
during all time.
Share stories of the companions of Prophets and the prophets and how the names of Allah was used as
an healing
Share how amazing the Quran is and how it is a mercy and healing for us
Use the name of Allah to motivate people eg Allah is with you wherever you are, He is with the Patient,
make it all flow in an amazing way
Add poets of scholars whichgoes with the book
Share the beauty of the names of Allah
incorporate quranic verse, hadith, Quotes from Scholars, poets in the best and most authentic fitting
manner
Make the names inspire and make readers start doing good in order not to be deprieved of the beauty of
Allah.
The book may truly be about names of Allah but the concept of hereafter, prayers, fasting, charity, sins
and other would be shared
Motivate by the name of Allah all is fine eg Allah is the one who is the provider, who then is needed
beside Allah etc
Encourage being Good to others eg Allah forgive those who forgive other and so on

Features in Each Chapter:

Quranic Verse: Relevant verses for each Name of Allah.
Hadith: Narrations from the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him).
Story: Historical or anecdotal stories illustrating the essence of each Name.
Quotes from Scholars: Wisdom from renowned Islamic scholars.
Poetry: Poems or reflections related to the theme of each Name.
Practical Reflection: Encouraging readers to reflect and apply lessons in their lives.
Provide the elegant Arabic calligraphy of the Name.
Include the pronunciation guide for readers.
Break down the root letters of the Name and their meanings.
Explore linguistic nuances and shades of meaning.
Highlight terms or expressions derived from the same root as the Name.
Discuss how these terms contribute to a holistic understanding.
Explore how the Name is translated or represented in various cultures.
Discuss any cross-cultural variations.
Go beyond surface meanings and delve into the deeper attributes.
Discuss the interconnectedness of various attributes.
Compare the attributes of the Name with other Names of Allah.
Highlight unique characteristics and qualities.
Identify specific Quranic verses in which the Name is revealed.
Discuss the historical context of these revelations.
Analyze the stories or events in which the Name appears in the Quran.
Extract moral and spiritual lessons from these narratives.
Explore how the Name was perceived in the cultural context of the time.
Discuss any historical rituals or practices related to the Name.
Highlight instances where the invocation of the Name had a significant impact on historical events.
Discuss the role of the Name in shaping history.
Share classical supplications that invoke the Name.
Provide transliterations and translations for readers.
Encourage readers to create their own supplications using the Name.
Include examples of personalized prayers.
Suggest affirmations for morning routines that incorporate the Name.
Emphasize starting the day with positive intentions.
Provide affirmations for evening reflections and gratitude.
Encourage mindfulness before bedtime.
Discuss virtues associated with the Name and how to cultivate them.
Connect virtues to personal development.
Offer insights on how understanding the Name can improve relationships.
Provide practical advice for interpersonal harmony.
Identify elements in nature that symbolize or reflect the Name.
Connect natural symbolism to spiritual concepts.
Pose questions that encourage readers to contemplate their personal connection to the Name.
Prompt self-discovery and introspection.
Provide questions suitable for group discussions or study circles.
Encourage communal reflection.
Include quotes from historical figures who reflected on the Name.
Discuss the historical context of these quotes.
Incorporate quotes from contemporary scholars, leaders, or thinkers.
Relate these quotes to current global issues.
Use symbols or icons that visually represent the attributes of the Name.
Create visual metaphors for enhanced understanding.
I want it to help Muslims do good
Explore the difference and significance of Hereafter and this world and advice readers that this world will
certainly end
Uncover folk stories or traditions related to the Name.
Discuss cultural practices that invoke the Name.
Contemporary Relevance:
Discuss how the understanding of the Name is relevant to contemporary global challenges.
Explore solutions grounded in the teachings of the Name.
Address social justice issues and how the Name can guide efforts for positive change.
Encourage activism rooted in spiritual principles.
Share real-life stories of individuals who experienced transformation through the invocation of the
Name.
Highlight the power of spiritual growth.
Discuss how well-known figures, historical or contemporary, have been influenced by the Name.
Emphasize the universal appeal of the Name.
Suggest daily rituals that incorporate the Name.
Provide step-by-step guides for implementation.
Offer parenting strategies rooted in the teachings of the Name.
Discuss how to instill these values in children.
Explore scientific principles that align with the attributes of the Name.
Discuss scientific discoveries in relation to divine wisdom.

how to get it done (My writing style for the book)

1. Poetic Language:
Employ metaphors, similes, and poetic language to convey the beauty and depth of each Name.
Create a rhythmic flow in your writing that engages the reader's senses.
2. Rich Metaphors:
Use metaphors to illustrate the meanings and attributes of each Name.
Connect everyday experiences to spiritual concepts, making the content relatable.
3. Inspirational Quotes:
Integrate inspiring quotes seamlessly within the text.
Choose quotes that resonate with the theme of each Name and enhance the reader's connection.
4. Heartfelt Expressions:
Share personal reflections or anecdotes related to each Name.
Let your emotions and personal connection with the Names shine through.
5. Engaging Stories:
Weave captivating stories into your narrative.
Use stories from the lives of the prophets, companions, or everyday individuals to illustrate the impact of
each Name.
6. Reflective Prompts:
Pose reflective questions in a poetic and evocative manner.
Encourage readers to delve deep into their hearts and contemplate the significance of each Name in
their lives.
7. Visual Imagery:
Paint vivid imagery with your words.
Allow readers to visualize the concepts and scenes you describe.
8. Symbolic Language:
Use symbolism to convey deeper meanings.
Connect symbols to the Names, creating layers of understanding.
9. Structured Flow:
Organize your chapters in a way that maintains a structured and flowing narrative.
Ensure a seamless transition from one Name to the next.
10. Simplicity in Complexity:
Keep your language simple and accessible, even when discussing complex spiritual concepts.
Break down intricate ideas into digestible and relatable components.
11. Positive Affirmations:
Integrate positive affirmations in a poetic form.
Inspire and uplift readers with affirmations related to the attributes of each Name.
12. Dialogical Approach:
Write in a conversational and dialogical style, as if you are speaking directly to the reader.
Foster a sense of connection and intimacy.
13. Spiritual Journeys:
Frame each chapter as a part of a spiritual journey.
Allow readers to feel like they are progressing and evolving with each Name.
14. Cultural Reverence:
Express reverence for the cultural aspects related to each Name.
Connect cultural references with the spiritual teachings.
15. Philosophical Depth:
Infuse philosophical depth into your writing without sacrificing clarity.
Encourage readers to contemplate profound truths in a poetic manner.
16. Accessible Wisdom:
Share deep wisdom in a way that is easily accessible to readers of all backgrounds.
Create a universal appeal in your writing.
17. Subtle Call to Action:
Include subtle calls to action, urging readers to implement the teachings in their lives.
Encourage positive changes in a gentle and inspiring manner.
18. Multisensory Experience:
Appeal to multiple senses through your writing.
Describe scents, sounds, and textures to create a multisensory reading experience.
19. Open-Ended Reflections:
Conclude chapters with open-ended reflections.
Leave room for readers to continue contemplating the teachings beyond the text.
20. Embrace Silence:
Allow moments of silence and reflection in your writing.
Create pauses for readers to absorb the profound messages.

Uncover the depth meaning of the name of Allah beyond english translation
Describe it root or where the name is derived from and explain further, make it authentic, accurate and
correct.
Also share that translations can never be capture the meanings of word, so is the names of Allah. bring
(a funny) example of how translations is difficult to capture names from a language to other languages
eg Urdu poet to english (a true life story - check the fact for verification)
Explore the beauty of Arabic and how amazing it is

Ar rahman is a name second to none except Allah. None can bear it besides Allah, it is like a personal
name for God unlike some names of God which people were described as eg Prophet Muhammad in
Quran 9, defined as merciful and kind.
Ar rahman means the one who has the vast mercies. The vastness of mercies belongs to Allah alone,
people could be merciful too (Give valid examples) but Allah's mercy is the most vast of all mercy. Ar
rahman is the emcompassing mercy which emcompass all things, whether they are believers or not,
male or female, young or old ...
The entire attribute of the Quran was to serve as mercy to us and our beloved prophet also was sent as a
mercy from God.
God is so merciful He decreed for Himself in the Quran that; "your lord has decreed for Himself that He'd
be merciful"
Allah mercy overpower His wrath