رب الفلقAutomated male voice
Rabbul-Falaq
Approximate translationLord of daybreak
Name identity
Compare name ↗| Criterion | Result | Evidence and details |
|---|---|---|
| Occurrences | 1 times | All verses ↓ |
| Linked to trust | × No | — |
| Linked to revelation | × No | — |
| Linked to glorification | × No | — |
| Enjoined to know | × No | — |
| Commanded to say | ✓ Yes | 113:1 |
| Used in prayer | ✓ Yes | 113:1 |
| Who uttered it? | × No | — |
| Quranic verses | 1 verses | All verses ↓ |
| Names sharing a root | 59 others | View names and roots |
How to read the results
Trust, revelation and glorification require evidence linking the name to the act itself, not just words appearing in the same verse. Compound names remain complete. “No” means no classified evidence is available in the current approved data; it does not assert absence from the Quran. Occurrence counts follow the site’s approved evidence. For compound names, roots of their parts are shown. Each other name is counted once, even when it shares several roots; the current name is excluded.
Quranic verses
قُلْ أَعُوذُ بِرَبِّ ٱلْفَلَقِ
1. Say: "I seek refuge with (Allah), the Lord of the daybreak,
English translation (terminology adapted): Muhammad Taqi-ud-Din al-Hilali and Muhammad Muhsin Khan. Translation published by the King Fahd Glorious Quran Printing Complex. Digital text: QuranEnc.com, v1.1.2 (4 September 2025). Source details.