Islamic Baby Names

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

All Islamic Baby Names

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Hamaad
Praise, commendation.
Arabic
Qanat
Ancient underground water channel.
Arabic
Nafeel
Delicate, tender.
Arabic
Ibadah
Worship.
Arabic
Ibaadat
Worship, Devotion.
Arabic
Mualim
Teacher.
Arabic
Laafiz
Eloquent.
Arabic
Gehaan
Beautiful, Ornamented.
Arabic
Faail
One who excels or surpasses others.
Arabic
Manseb
Cheerful, merry.
Arabic
Rasheeqa
Unique.
Arabic
Ajaib
Wonders or marvels
Arabic
Wasf
Description.
Arabic
Mushayan
Aromatic, fragrant.
Arabic
Ajubah
Beautiful, handsome.
Arabic
Badiuzzamaan
Wonder of the age or marvel of the time.
Arabic
Hooria
Angel of paradise.
Arabic
Samaher
Brave, courageous.
Arabic
Rukbana
One who enchants.
Arabic
Waeeah
Beautiful voice.
Arabic
Ieashah
Life.
Arabic
Ayisah
Alive, well-living.
Arabic
Aeesha
Alive or she who lives.
Arabic
Asbaar
News, tidings.
Arabic
Ufaq
Horizon.
Arabic
Ahlam
Dreams or aspirations
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Teshahid
Witness or testimony, often used in Islamic context.
Arabic
Shahaadat
Witnessing, testimony.
Arabic
Saboot
Proof, evidence.
Arabic
Mazhir
Eminent or distinguished.
Arabic
Laareb
Intelligent, learned.
Arabic
Larayb
Intelligent and perceptive.
Arabic
Roveeda
Contented, satisfied, or well-pleased.
Arabic
Barja
Fragrant flower.
Arabic
Shoqi
Beautiful.
Arabic
Nijaz
Success.
Arabic
Mutloob
Desired; wanted; sought-after.
Arabic
Lubanah
Beautiful.
Arabic
Fahmib
Understanding.
Arabic
Fahmeeb
Understanding.
Arabic
Aqueel
Wise.
Arabic
Alamiy
From Alameen (the universe).
Arabic
Zaimary
One who is exalted and esteemed.
Arabic
Saqahat
Plural form of Saqah, meaning plateaus.
Arabic
Ahbar
Learned, knowledgeable.
Arabic
Lafaz
Words.
Arabic
Aqel
Intelligent.
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Asefah
Forgiveness.
Arabic
Telqeen
Intelligent, wise.
Arabic
Tefheem
Perceptiveness, comprehension.
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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