Islamic Baby Names

Beautiful Quranic and Islamic names — chosen for their spiritual meaning and divine inspiration.

All Islamic Baby Names

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Kabil
Capable, Skilled.
Arabic
Jwahir
Precious stone.
Arabic
Juwan
Generous, gracious, or noble.
Arabic
Jusuf
God increases.
Arabic
Junus
Young, strong.
Arabic
Jumanah
Pearl or precious gem.
Arabic
Jumana
Pearl or precious gem.
Arabic
Jumah
Friday, the day of congregational prayer in Islam.
Arabic
Julanah
Young lady, delicate.
Arabic
Julah
Peaceful, gentle.
Arabic
Juheina
Little flower or blossom.
Arabic
Judal
Generous or noble, derived from the Arabic root J-D-L meaning 'to be generous'.
Arabic
Jubah
Long, flowing garment.
Arabic
Joyanah
Delight.
Arabic
Joode
Generosity, kindness, or benevolence.
Arabic
Jood
Generosity, kindness, or bounty.
Arabic
Johara
Jewel, Gem.
Arabic
Johar
Jewel, Gem.
Arabic
Hanan
Compassion, mercy.
Arabic
Jinni
Supernatural being.
Arabic
Jinana
Garden of paradise or heaven.
Arabic
Jinan
Garden, paradise, or a place of beauty.
Arabic
Jibad
Intelligent.
Arabic
Jermal
Handsome or beautiful, derived from Jamal.
Arabic
Jemal
Beauty, handsome.
Arabic
Jemaar
Moon, crescent.
Arabic
Jema
Gem, precious stone.
Arabic
Jelany
Full of grace.
Arabic
Jelanah
Full of longing.
Arabic
Jedah
Beautiful.
Arabic
Juha
Bright, shining.
Arabic
Jazleen
Noble.
Arabic
Jaziz
One who is blessed and successful.
Arabic
Jazindah
Valuable, precious.
Arabic
Jazin
Valuable, precious.
Arabic
Jazi
Brave, valiant.
Arabic
Jazen
Adornment, embellishment.
Arabic
Jazarah
Judicious, wise.
Arabic
Jazan
Balanced, fair.
Arabic
Jawhar
Precious.
Arabic
Jawha
Jewel.
Arabic
Jawdat
Excellence.
Arabic
Jawan
Youth or young person.
Arabic
Javeed
Eternal.
Arabic
Javed
Eternal.
Arabic
Javad
Eternal or immortal, derived from the Arabic root J-W-D meaning generosity.
Arabic
Jatrad
Navigator.
Arabic
Jatarrah
She who cuts and shapes.
Arabic
Jatariah
Captivating, enchanting.
Arabic
Jatarah
One who is born during journey.
Arabic
Islamic naming traditions

The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) emphasized choosing good names. Islamic names often reflect attributes of Allah, prophets, or virtues like mercy and gratitude.

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