Islamic Baby Names

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

All Islamic Baby Names

17,068 names found Page 33 of 342
Saeed
Happy
Arabic
Sadyah
Lucky
Arabic
Sadya
Lucky
Arabic
Sadiya
Lucky
Arabic
Zaida
Life. A form of Eve.
Arabic
Zada
Life. A form of Eve.
Arabic
Sayda
Lucky, Fortunate; Oh holy one, One who is not necessary.
Arabic
Sabriya
Patient
Arabic
Sabrah
Thorny cactus.
Arabic
Sabriyya
Patient
Arabic
Sabinella
Thorny cactus; Restful
Arabic
Sabiah
Thorny cactus; Restful
Arabic
Sabeea
Thorny cactus; Restful
Arabic
Sabbah
Old; Woman from Sheba; Morning
Arabic
Sabya
Morning east wind.
Arabic
Sabyah
Morning east wind.
Arabic
Sabaya
Morning east wind.
Arabic
Sabayah
Morning east wind.
Arabic
Sabiya
Morning east wind.
Arabic
Sabah
Morning
Arabic
Saraah
Princess. A form of Sara.
Arabic
Saarrah
Princess. A form of Sara.
Arabic
Saarra
Princess. A form of Sara.
Arabic
Sadiq
Faithful
Arabic
Sadah
Seed
Arabic
Rimon
Pomegranate, a shrub with red fruit.
Arabic
Rouwaida
Green oasis
Arabic
Rouwayda
Green oasis
Arabic
Rihana
Sweet basil herb.
Arabic
Reena
Queen
Muslim
Rimonah
Pomegranate, a shrub with red fruit.
Arabic
Rheimone
Pomegranate, a shrub with red fruit.
Arabic
Rheimonah
Pomegranate, a shrub with red fruit.
Arabic
Rheimona
Pomegranate, a shrub with red fruit.
Arabic
Reemone
Pomegranate, a shrub with red fruit.
Arabic
Reemonah
Pomegranate, a shrub with red fruit.
Arabic
Reemona
Pomegranate, a shrub with red fruit.
Arabic
Reema
Poetry, Rhyme.
Muslim
Rima
Poetry, Rhyme.
Arabic
Raziq
Secret
Muslim
Raza
Contented
Arabic
Ranie
My song of joy.
Arabic
Rany
My song of happiness.
Arabic
Ranyah
Catcher; Royal; To Gaze, Look; Frog
Arabic
Ranya
Catcher; Royal; To Gaze, Look; Frog
Arabic
Ranny
Catcher; Royal; To Gaze, Look; Frog
Arabic
Rannie
Catcher; Royal; To Gaze, Look; Frog
Arabic
Ranni
Catcher; Royal; To Gaze, Look; Frog
Arabic
Ranney
Catcher; Royal; To Gaze, Look; Frog
Arabic
Raniah
Catcher; Royal; To Gaze, Look; Frog
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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