Islamic Baby Names

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

All Islamic Baby Names

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Hamdi
Praiseworthy.
Arabic
Haqqaat
Truth.
Arabic
Hattab
Slaughterman or butcher.
Arabic
Hasnah
Pretty, beautiful.
Arabic
Harayir
One who is courageous or brave.
Arabic
Hadeed
Iron.
Arabic
Habbab
One who returns, repents.
Arabic
Hasoun
Good, virtuous.
Arabic
Jihadah
Striving or struggling in the way of God.
Arabic
Juwaid
Generous or noble, derived from the root J-W-D.
Arabic
Jumail
Beautiful, handsome, or good-looking.
Arabic
Jubair
Compelling, authoritative.
Arabic
Jayidah
Valuable, precious.
Arabic
Jawdah
Generosity.
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Jannaat
Garden, paradise, or heaven in Islamic context.
Arabic
Jamlah
Beautiful.
Arabic
Jazal
Clarity, splendor.
Arabic
Jazilah
Elegant, beautiful.
Arabic
Jabbad
Powerful, strong.
Arabic
Jablah
Beautiful, attractive.
Arabic
Jabreel
Archangel Gabriel.
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Jabrah
She who consoles.
Arabic
Sawbat
Finger ring.
Arabic
Thayeba
One who repents, seeks forgiveness.
Arabic
Tameemiya
Perfect, complete.
Arabic
Turfah
Lovely, charming.
Arabic
Tammam
Perfect, complete, or generous.
Arabic
Takleef
Responsibility, burden.
Arabic
Taghlib
Successful.
Arabic
Tasaad
Generous, giving.
Arabic
Pakiza
Pure, clean.
Arabic
Bahirun
Dazzling, brilliant.
Arabic
Basita
Enlarger, expander.
Arabic
Bukran
Early morning.
Arabic
Bukrah
Early morning.
Arabic
Bukair
Early morning.
Arabic
Buraik
Bright, shining.
Arabic
Budool
Wind.
Arabic
Bukhari
From the city of Bukhara.
Arabic
Buhair
Derived from Arabic 'buhayr' meaning 'small sea' or 'lake'.
Arabic
Bayhas
Noble.
Arabic
Baheerah
Dazzling, Brilliant.
Arabic
Bahiyyah
Beautiful, radiant.
Arabic
Balaghah
Eloquence, fluency.
Arabic
Baseer
Insightful, perceptive.
Arabic
Bashrah
Good news or glad tidings.
Arabic
Basheesha
Bringer of joy.
Arabic
Basheer
Bringer of good news.
Arabic
Bashurah
Bringer of good news or glad tidings.
Arabic
Barqah
Holy crescent moon.
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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