Abjad Numbers: Meaning & Value Index

⚡ Quick Answer

An Abjad number is the total you get when the Arabic letters of a word or name are added together. This index lists 358 Abjad numbers, each shown with an example name that shares that value — open any number to see all the names and words for it. To go the other way, use the reverse Abjad calculator.

Notable Abjad Numbers

A few totals that carry well-known associations in Islamic tradition. These are cultural links for reflection, not predictions.

Browse Numbers by Range

Every number with a page on this site, grouped by value and shown with an example name where one shares that total. Use the bar to jump.

1–99 71 numbers

100–299 134 numbers

300–599 77 numbers

600–999 48 numbers

1000+ 28 numbers

Reading an Abjad Number

Each number’s page collects the names and words whose letters sum to that value, with a letter-by-letter breakdown. The example name on each card is just one of them — open the page to see the rest. Work out any value yourself in the Abjad calculator.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does an Abjad number mean?
An Abjad number is the total value of a word or name once its Arabic letters are added together. A number’s page lists the names and words that share that value.
How do I find the words or names for a number?
Open the number’s page below, or use the reverse Abjad calculator, which starts from a number and returns the words whose letters sum to it.
Which Abjad numbers are considered special?
Some totals recur often, such as 66 (the value of Allah), 92 (Muhammad) and 786 (widely linked to the Bismillah). These are cultural associations, not rules.
Is the meaning of an Abjad number a prediction?
No. An Abjad number is arithmetic. Any meaning attached to it is a matter of tradition and reflection, not a forecast.
Reviewed by (Islamic Scholar & Mentor)  ·  Last Updated: September 1, 2026