| Short meaning of Anumullah | Benefit, Blessings and Profit See below for detailed meaning |
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| How to pronounce Anumullah | Up + New + Oops + Man + pULL + baLL + mAn Each block is a syllable. Thick black border indicates stress/emphasis. Other pronunciations are acceptable. |
| Arabic Spelling (How to write Anumullah in Arabic) | أَنعُم الله |
| Quranic Nature (Learn more...) | Indirectly Mentioned |
| Alternate spellings of Anumullah | Anum Ullah Anom Ullah Anomullah Anumallah Anomallah All of the above spellings are acceptable for this name. You may also create your own spelling. |
| Quranic Root (Learn more...) | N-Ain-M All Quranic baby names derived from N-Ain-M: |
Meaning of Anumullah
Anumullah is a phrasal direct Quranic name for boys made up of the words anʿum (“blessings”, “favors”) and the name Allah. The name means “God’s blessings“, “God’s favors“, all the good things that God blesses upon His creatures. The intended meaning is that the child is one of Allah’s great blessings.
Anumullah (anʿum allāh) is used once in the Quran in Sūrat al-Naḥl:
And Allah presents an example: a city which was secure and tranquil, its provision coming to it in abundance from every location, but it denied the favors of Allah. So Allah made it taste the enveloping punishment of hunger and fear for what they had been doing. And there had certainly come to them a Messenger from among themselves, but they denied him; so punishment overtook them while they were wrongdoers. (Quran 16:112-113
Anonymous
Salamu Alaikum, please update this. It is directly mentioned in Quran Surah Maryam verse 58 as An’amalLah not An’umulLah
Ikram Hawramani (QuranicNames.com Staff) Article Author
Thank you for your comment, you encouraged me to look into it. While it is not correct that the name is mentioned in Surat Maryam*, I knew I had heard the phrase somewhere in the Quran and looked it up and found it in verse 16:112.
* That one is anʿama allāh, which is not a phrase but a sentence that means “God has bestowed”. Anʿama is a verb [“he bestows”, “he grants a favor”], while anʿum in the present name is a plural noun meaning “bestowals”)