Islamic Baby Names

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

All Islamic Baby Names

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Zambaq
A type of fragrant flower or jasmine.
Arabic
Zabeeq
Fleeting, ephermal.
Arabic
Zulmun
Darkness, oppression.
Arabic
Raifah
Merciful, Kind.
Arabic
Hifadat
Gift of guidance or gift of right direction.
Arabic
Raheemah
Compassionate, loving.
Arabic
Haadia
Guiding to the right path, derived from the Arabic root h-d-y.
Arabic
Tazkeer
Reminder.
Arabic
Khatera
Memory, remembrance.
Arabic
Saqfi
Thick, heavy.
Arabic
Saheem
Follower, listener.
Arabic
Taranum
Melody or song, often used in poetic contexts.
Arabic
Atrab
Shade, shadow.
Arabic
Alfaiah
Exalted, noble.
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Raaiha
Fragrant, sweet-smelling.
Arabic
Wesaal
Beautiful, graceful.
Arabic
Wafaaq
Success, prosperity, or good fortune.
Arabic
Saadnah
Happiness, bliss.
Arabic
Muqareb
Approaching, near.
Arabic
Ausat
Meaning 'middle' or 'average', it denotes someone who is balanced or moderate.
Arabic
Zimad
Noble.
Arabic
Tabab
Perfume, fragrance.
Arabic
Shiqah
Sunrise, morning.
Arabic
Fatilah
Brave girl.
Arabic
Shafaaat
Compassion.
Arabic
Hijaz
Refers to the Hejaz region in western Saudi Arabia, meaning 'barrier' or 'sep...
Arabic
Qadah
Thorn, prickle.
Arabic
Abelmaim
Servant of the Source of Water.
Arabic
Abelkeramim
Servant of the Generous One.
Arabic
Jamiyah
Beautiful one.
Arabic
Rofaiel
Divine Healer.
Arabic
Nawwar
Radiant, illuminated.
Arabic
Zamilah
Guardian.
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Tashaabah
Resemblance.
Arabic
Shaarjah
Courageous, Brave.
Arabic
Ikhtiar
Choice, free will, or the act of choosing.
Arabic
Mallik
King; ruler.
Arabic
Asharat
Signs, omens.
Arabic
Maliq
Kingly.
Arabic
Avad
Gentle.
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Hataf
Evening breeze.
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Seeb
Lion.
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Sayib
Night traveler.
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Saebah
Morning.
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Imtiyaz
Excellence, Distinction.
Arabic
Taaseer
Influence, effect.
Arabic
Kaltha
Buds of flower.
Arabic
Sajaaf
Calmness, serenity.
Arabic
Shaabaan
Eighth Islamic month.
Arabic
Hajaj
Noble.
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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