Fazhakkir
“For indeed, reminding benefits the believers.” Qur’an 51:55
A free challenge for sistersOne Name of Allah a day, from 23 September until the last day of 2026. The Name, its meaning, and one small reflection to carry into your ṣalāh. Free to join, and it starts with a single Name.
إِنَّ لِلَّهِ تِسْعَةً وَتِسْعِينَ اسْمًا
“Allah has ninety nine names. Whoever takes them to heart enters Paradise.”
Narrated in Ṣaḥīḥ Muslim
Taking 10 minutes of focused time to implement the teachings and understanding into the rest of your day.
You don’t have to be “super religious” to start. You are just going to try your best. We are starting with one Name of Allah a day, and by 31 December you’ll end the year knowing your Rabb by all His beautiful Names, in shā’ Allah, with complete understanding. And along the way, in shā’ Allah, many of your du’ās will be answered.
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Every morning: the Name in Arabic, its transliteration, its meaning, and two or three lines on what it actually means for the day in front of you.
For Circle members, a video lesson inside Skool, and ending the day with an accountability partner and reflection.
02
One small action or reflection. Notice a mercy you’d normally miss. Hand back the thing you’re clutching. Small, real, and done before your first cup of tea.
03
Use your own notebook, or the journal prompts inside My Journey to the 99 Names of Allah. Open the workbook to that Name, trace the calligraphy, and answer the day’s journaling prompt. What you write is part of the change you want for the rest of the day.
Nobody learns ninety nine Names in an afternoon. You learn them one morning at a time, and you let each one change the day it arrived in.
Join the challengeEverything here is drawn and lettered by Zaakirah. If you’re not sure you’ll commit, start with the free version.
Try it before you spend anything.
2 itemsالأَسْمَاء
The first four Names in traceable calligraphy. Enough to feel whether this is for you, printed at home in minutes.
الهَدِيَّة
A printable chart for the fridge, the desk, the classroom wall. Yours the moment you join the challenge, no purchase, ever.
The pages you’ll actually work through over the ninety nine days.
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The complete workbook. All 99 Names with the meaning, the lesson and the calligraphy, and the 99 journal prompts built in. This is the one the challenge is written around.
الخَطّ
Calligraphy practice only. All 99 Names to trace and then write freehand, for sisters who want the letterforms in their hand. No lessons, no prompts.
Printed here, and the tools to write with. Buy once, use for all ninety nine.
3 itemsرَمضَان
A printed A5 journal for the month that changes everything. Daily intentions, du’ā pages and space to track what you don’t want to forget.
القَلَم
The pen the workbook was designed around. A proper chiselled nib, which is the difference between copying a shape and actually writing it.
المِدَاد
Because you will run out, and running out halfway through Name 43 is not the plan.
In production now. The Circle hears about each one first.
2 itemsالدُّعَاء
Du’ās drawn from His treasure. How to call on Allah by each of His Names, and when. In scholarly review before release.
الأَطفَال
The same 99 Names, for small hands. Colour the Name, learn the meaning, do the challenge as a family.
Prices in rands, with the dollar equivalent alongside. Checkout is in rands. Browse the full Zaakirah Arts shop →
Join before we begin and the free 99 Names chart lands in your inbox first. Then a Name a day, every morning, until the year is out.
Free forever. One email a morning. Unsubscribe in one click.
And you won’t be doing it alone
The Sukoon Circle
Where the challenge actually lives. Daily reminders, the learning material simplified, live calls with female Islamic scholars, and sisters at every stage of it. Free to join, and 67 sisters are already inside.
The classroom videos unlock for $1, the lowest I could keep it to cover what the community costs to run. Everything else inside stays free.
Join the Circle, free →If you make things for a Muslim audience, this is the easiest good thing you’ll share all year, because none of the work lands on you.
No. The daily email, The Sukoon Circle on Skool and the printable chart are all free, and they stay free. Inside the Circle, only the classroom videos unlock for $1, which covers what the community costs to run. The workbooks and printed journals are the only other paid things, and you can do the entire challenge without buying one of them.
My Journey to the 99 Names of Allah is the one the challenge is written around. It has all 99 Names with the meaning, the lesson, the calligraphy and the journal prompts built in. The free version gives you the first four Names to try. The R55 calligraphy workbook is practice only, for sisters who just want the letterforms in their hand.
Join whenever. Every Name is a gift, whether you learn all ninety nine or seven. Nothing expires and nothing is taken away. Come as you are, and pick it up wherever you land.
Yes. Every Name comes with transliteration and meaning in English, and the workbook is built for tracing, so you follow the shape before you ever have to form it yourself. Plenty of sisters start the challenge unable to read a word of it.
Very. Families are doing it together at the dinner table. One Name, one meaning, one question. A colouring book made specifically for younger children is on the way, and the Circle hears about it first.
Instantly. Digital products are delivered by email the moment payment clears, and the download link also sits in your account on the shop. If anything goes astray, reply to the order email and it’ll be sorted.
