Islamic Baby Names

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

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Top Boy Names

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Nizam Order, system, arrangement.
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Nisr Eagle.
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Nikhat Fragrance, pleasing.
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Nikah Union, marriage.
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Nihal One who is successful or prosperous.
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Nibal Arrows.
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Nejyb Noble.
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Nejib Noble.
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Nejeeb Noble.
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Negm Star.
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Nazir Observer, supervisor.
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Nazim Organizer, arranger.

Top Girl Names

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Nisah Dew or morning mist.
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Nezzah Swift, agile.
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Neylanah Pure; Chaste.
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Neylah Strong-willed; Determined.
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Neyla Winner; Successful.
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Nivine Lively, full of life.
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Nevine Nevine means 'beautiful' or 'lovely' ...
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Nevein Intelligent.
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Nesah Calmness, serenity.
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Nelah Tender.
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Neisah Miracle.
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Negma Melody.

All Islamic Baby Names

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Shahaz
The meaning of the name Shahaz is not readily available in common sources.
Arabic
Salook
A name of Arabic origin, possibly meaning 'righteous' or 'virtuous'.
Arabic
Darwaish
Derived from Persian 'darwish', meaning a Sufi ascetic or mendicant.
Arabic
Taazeer
Fresh or new, often used to describe something recently made or discovered.
Arabic
Bismah
Smile, laughter, or a cheerful expression.
Arabic
Imtihal
A name meaning 'examination' or 'test' in Arabic.
Arabic
Shaistah
Meaning 'deserving' or 'worthy', it is a feminine name of Arabic origin.
Arabic
Imthithal
Compliance, obedience, or following an example.
Arabic
Aruz
not clear, as it is a rare name and its exact meaning is not widely known.
Arabic
Naazima
One who is disciplined, orderly, and well-organized.
Arabic
Shaaira
Poet or poetic, referring to one who composes poetry.
Arabic
Shaairah
Poetess, a female poet.
Arabic
Manshadah
A name meaning 'one who is praised' or 'commendable'.
Arabic
Manshad
One who is praised or commendable.
Arabic
Abtaal
Heroes or champions, plural of batal.
Arabic
Wafir
Abundant, plentiful, or ample in quantity.
Arabic
Kathirah
Powerful, capable, or one who has strength.
Arabic
Areej
Fragrance, pleasant scent
Arabic
Raghad
Fragrance, sweet scent
Arabic
Hemdan
Praise of the religion, from Hamd (praise) and Din (religion).
Arabic
Naasikhah
A feminine name meaning 'abrogator' or 'one who cancels'.
Arabic
Naahiyah
Intelligent, wise, or eloquent.
Arabic
Zuharah
Zuharah means 'flower' or 'blossom' in Arabic.
Arabic
Tasweed
One who is praised or commendable.
Arabic
Tadbeer
Arrangement, organization, or management.
Arabic
Bareerah
Pious, virtuous, or devoted to God.
Arabic
Qaneet
One who is content and satisfied.
Arabic
Massooda
Fortunate, lucky, or blessed.
Arabic
Sadoon
Meaning 'fortunate' or 'lucky' in Arabic.
Arabic
Dahman
Servant of the Merciful (one of God's attributes).
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Tewaab
Repentant, one who turns back to God in repentance.
Arabic
Sufiyah
Sufiyah means 'pure' or 'clear' in Arabic, often associated with spiritual pu...
Arabic
Shrafat
Honorable or noble, derived from the Arabic root sharaf.
Arabic
Saniyaah
Radiant, brilliant, or resplendent; derived from the Arabic root sana' meanin...
Arabic
Sameedah
Exalted, sublime, or elevated in status.
Arabic
Saadatunnisa
Happiness of women.
Arabic
Qudoosi
Holy or sacred, derived from the Arabic root Q-D-S.
Arabic
Nazmah
Breeze
Arabic
Nazaadah
Noble or exalted, derived from the Arabic root for 'prestige'.
Arabic
Najjeeb
Noble, excellent, or of high status.
Arabic
Najilah
Bright-eyed, intelligent, or successful.
Arabic
Najaabat
Meaning 'dignity' or 'honor' in Arabic.
Arabic
Naajil
One who is intelligent and wise.
Arabic
Muzalil
One who is given or granted by God.
Arabic
Mutaqi
Pious, devout, or God-fearing.
Arabic
Mutabid
One who is firm or steadfast in faith.
Arabic
Mustehsin
One who seeks approval or admiration.
Arabic
Murtaz
Chosen, selected, or preferred, often used as a name for a beloved person.
Arabic
Munqabat
The meaning of the name Munqabat is not widely known or documented. It does n...
Arabic
Munibah
Munibah means 'one who repents' or 'penitent' in Arabic.
Arabic

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