Islamic Baby Names

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

All Islamic Baby Names

15,180 names found Page 260 of 304
Wahiib
Giving, generous.
Arabic
Wahi
Inspiration, revelation.
Arabic
Wakeel
Trustee, representative.
Arabic
Wakalat
Representation, Delegation.
Arabic
Waqas
Warrior.
Arabic
Viqaas
Satisfaction, contentment.
Arabic
Wadhdhaah
Happiness, joy.
Arabic
Wasay
Vast, spacious.
Arabic
Waduud
Loving, affectionate.
Arabic
Wadaan
Prosperous.
Arabic
Wahiid
Unique, sole.
Arabic
Wajeh
Bright, Radiant.
Arabic
Wajdi
To make happy, to please.
Arabic
Wajdaan
Passion, enthusiasm.
Arabic
Watheq
Confident, assured.
Arabic
Waiz
Preacher, orator.
Arabic
Walif
Forked, branching.
Arabic
Waafy
Loyal, faithful, or one who fulfills promises.
Arabic
Waafir
Abundant, plentiful, or ample in quantity.
Arabic
Wasaf
Clear, lucid.
Arabic
Waashil
One who facilitates, arranges.
Arabic
Waashif
One who recognizes, understands.
Arabic
Waasey
Extensive, broad.
Arabic
Waadi
Valley, a place name from the Quran.
Arabic
Waasiq
Firm, constant.
Arabic
Huzayl
Determined, resolute.
Arabic
Haikal
Rock, mountain.
Arabic
Hawshab
Companion.
Arabic
Hamdhy
Praised, praised one.
Arabic
Hurairah
Diminutive of 'hirr' meaning kitten, referring to a companion of the Prophet ...
Arabic
Hadaf
Target, aim.
Arabic
Hibbaan
Gift.
Arabic
Nuaym
Soft, tender.
Arabic
Noman
Men.
Arabic
Naushad
Happy, fortunate.
Arabic
Noorali
Light of Ali.
Arabic
Nurdeen
Light of the Faith.
Arabic
Nawaz
Kindness, generosity.
Arabic
Nimr
Means 'leopard' or 'tiger' in Arabic.
Arabic
Naqid
Critic, reviewer.
Arabic
Numan
Blood, red.
Arabic
Nazeef
Pure.
Arabic
Nadhir
Rare, unique.
Arabic
Nusayb
Spear.
Arabic
Nashwan
Lofty, high, or exalted; also a place name in Yemen.
Arabic
Nasif
Helper, supporter, or one who assists.
Arabic
Nidal
It means 'struggle' or 'striving' in Arabic.
Arabic
Nijad
Courage.
Arabic
Najair
Luminary, shining star.
Arabic
Nithar
Noble, generous.
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.

BabyNameLore