Islamic Baby Names

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

All Islamic Baby Names

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Murdah
Brave or fearless.
Arabic
Muraih
Bitterness.
Arabic
Mukhlas
Pure, sincere.
Arabic
Muhsad
Fortunate, blessed.
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Mujfar
Learned, knowledgeable.
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Mubdih
The one who unveils.
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Mubdir
Able, capable.
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Maiza
Glorious.
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Mawmah
Prosperity.
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Mawsim
Season.
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Mawhad
Eternity.
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Mawaadah
Affection or love.
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Mahkamah
Judge.
Arabic
Mahdisa
Guided.
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Mahdah
Well-guided.
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Malikah
Queen, or one who possesses power and authority.
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Makki
Noble, distinguished.
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Maasib
One who brings good news or tidings.
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Maalam
Teacher.
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Maazim
Majestic, honorable.
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Maadin
Delightful, pleasant.
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Maabad
Worship.
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Mateerah
Highly successful, prosperous.
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Masir
One who has a purpose.
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Mashhad
Witnessed.
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Mashriq
East, sunrise.
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Mashara
Charming, captivating, attractive.
Arabic
Masjid
Mosque.
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Masbat
Masbat means 'firm' or 'established' in Arabic.
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Maddah
Praiser, eulogist.
Arabic
Madkhal
Entrance.
Arabic
Majjad
Glorious, honorable.
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Majdah
Glory.
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Luluah
Pearl or precious gem.
Arabic
Luwaih
Name of a Sahabi (companion of the Prophet Muhammad).
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Lutfah
Kindness, gentleness.
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Lutaif
Delicate, elegant.
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Lubaib
It means 'pure' or 'sincere' in Arabic.
Arabic
Laithah
Lioness.
Arabic
Layyin
Soft, smooth.
Arabic
Lahjah
Speech.
Arabic
Lamaah
Radiant, shining.
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Latayif
Delicate, subtle, or gentle in nature.
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Lahzah
Delicate.
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Kariman
Noble, generous.
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Kindi
One who possesses kindness and gentleness.
Arabic
Kindah
A girl's name.
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Kulfat
A type of sweet or dessert, often referring to ice cream.
Arabic
Kulfah
Kulfah means 'difficulty' or 'hardship' in Arabic.
Arabic
Kassab
Butcher.
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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