Surah Fatiha is one of the most important chapters in the Quran, and it is recited daily by Muslims in their prayers. It is also known as Al-Fatiha, which translates to "The Opening" or "The Introduction". The chapter contains seven verses that praise Allah and seek His guidance, mercy, and forgiveness. While Surah Fatiha is primarily called by this name, some other synonyms or alternate names used for Surah Fatiha include Umm Al-Quran, meaning the Mother of the Quran, Al-Shafiya, meaning the one that cures, and Sab'a Mathani, meaning the Seven Oft-Repeated Verses. Regardless of what it is called, Surah Fatiha holds a special place in the hearts of Muslims worldwide.