This 99 Names of Allah journal is for the Muslimah whose words freeze after salah.
When your words freeze after salah, your du‘as are already here
You’ve just said salam. This is your moment to talk to Allah… and your mind goes completely blank.
You know you need Him. You know what’s weighing on you. But between the work email you didn’t answer, the child calling from the next room and the dinner that isn’t cooked, the words just won’t come. So you say a quick du‘a you’ve said a hundred times, fold the prayer mat, and carry the heaviness into the rest of your day.
If that’s you, you’re not alone. It was me too.
The trick I learned on Hajj
On Hajj, I knew I’d freeze in the moments that mattered most. So I wrote my du‘as down before I went: what I wanted to ask, who I wanted to pray for, what my heart really needed. When I stood at those blessed places, I didn’t have to search for words. They were already in my hands.
That changed everything. And it made me wonder: why do we only prepare our du‘as for Hajj, when we stand before Allah five times a day? The Names My Heart Needed is that preparation, for ordinary days.
For the days your heart feels heavy, tight and unseen
Some days it’s not that you have no words. It’s that everything feels too heavy to say. You feel stretched thin, behind everyone else, overlooked at work, unappreciated at home, and quietly exhausted from being the strong one.
This journal meets you there. Each of Allah’s Names is paired with the feeling it speaks to:
- When you feel unseen · As-Samī‘ and Al-Baṣīr, the One who hears and sees everything
- When life feels narrow · Al-Qābiḍ and Al-Bāsiṭ
- When everyone is judging you, including yourself · Al-Ḥakam and Al-‘Adl
You don’t need an hour. You need ten honest minutes, and the right words ready.
What’s inside Volume One (Names 1–33)
Every Name has four gentle pages:
- Know Him: the Name in Arabic, its meaning, a short reflection and a Qur’anic connection
- Recognise Him: two guided prompts to notice this Name in your real life: work, motherhood, marriage, your own heart
- Call Upon Him: a du‘a written for you, sentence starters for your own du‘a, an emotional check-in, one small action and a reminder to notice the Name in your day
- Extra Space for Me: lined pages for everything you didn’t know you needed to say
Also included
- 3 Heart Pauses: gentle checkpoints after Names 11, 22 and 33 to notice what’s changing in you
- 3 Du‘a Collections: ready-to-say du‘as for the moments that catch you off guard: when a door won’t open, when you’re afraid there won’t be enough, when you keep making the same mistake, when everything feels too big
- Reflection du‘as and Sunnah reminders woven through the Names
- A closing reflection to carry what you’ve learned into the next season
Who this journal is for
- Working mums juggling deadlines, school runs and salah times
- Busy Muslim women who want a deeper connection with Allah but can’t find the time or the words
- Anyone whose mind goes blank when she raises her hands in du‘a
- Sisters going through a heavy, low or lonely season
- Reverts and sisters learning the 99 Names of Allah (Asma ul Husna) for the first time
- A meaningful gift for Ramadan, Eid, a new mum, or a friend preparing for Umrah or Hajj
How you’ll use it
Print at home on US Letter or A4, punch and put in a binder, or take to a print shop
Open in GoodNotes, Notability or any PDF app and write with your stylus
Your files arrive by email straight after checkout
One Name a day, one a week, or whenever your heart needs it. There’s no wrong pace.
Begin with the Name your heart needs today
You don’t have to have the right words. You just have to come back. Download The Names My Heart Needed and keep your du‘as ready, for every salah, every heavy day, and every quiet moment in between.
Questions sisters ask
Frequently asked questions
Is this a physical journal?
No. It’s an instant digital download. You print it at home or use it on a tablet. Nothing is shipped.
Which size should I print?
US Letter if you’re in the USA or Canada; A4 almost everywhere else. Both are included.
Can I use it on my iPad?
Yes. Open the digital PDF in GoodNotes, Notability or any PDF app that lets you write with a stylus.
Do I need to read Arabic?
No. Every Name has its Arabic, transliteration and English meaning, and every Qur’anic verse has an English translation.
I’m not a mum. Is it still for me?
Yes. It’s written with busy women and working mums in mind, but any Muslimah who wants to know Allah through His Names will find herself in these pages.
How long does each Name take?
About 10–15 minutes. Go one Name a day, one a week, or at your own pace.
Can I print it more than once?
Yes, for your own personal use. Please don’t share or resell the files.
Is there a Volume Two?
Volume One covers Names 1–33. Volumes Two and Three will cover the rest of the 99 Names, in shā’ Allāh.
Can I get a refund?
Because this is a digital download you receive instantly, I can’t offer refunds once your files have been delivered. But if anything is wrong (a file won’t open, a page is missing, or you received the wrong size), email me at [support@deenelle.com] and I’ll send you a corrected file straight away. Please read the description and FAQs before buying, and feel free to message me with any questions first. Full refund policy
This journal is a companion for reflection, not a replacement for professional support. If you are going through a very hard season, please reach out to someone you trust.
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