Mughni

Mughni is an Arabic name that means "the Enricher" or "the Provider of Sufficiency". It is derived from the Arabic word "ghani", which means "rich" or "wealthy". The name Mughni is often used as one of the names of Allah in Islamic theology, and is associated with the idea that Allah is the ultimate provider of all wealth and sufficiency.

Many Muslims recite the name Mughni as one of the 99 names of Allah in their daily prayers.