Muslim Baby Names

Name of an angel in Islamic tradition. Also refers to the eighth month in the old Arabic calendar.

Origin: Arabic

Lucky, fortunate, one who is blessed with good fortune in life.

Origin: Arabic

The first man and prophet in Islam. Created from clay by Allah and given the breath of life.

Origin: Arabic

One who acts with justice and fairness in all matters of life.

Origin: Arabic

Just, fair, honest.

Origin: Arabic

Horizons, the place where earth and sky meet. A name of vast perspective.

Origin: Arabic

One, unique, the singular. A name reflecting the oneness of Allah.

Origin: Arabic

Prince, emperor, great leader.

Origin: Arabic

Devoted, one who stays in the mosque for worship and spiritual retreat.

Origin: Arabic

World, universe, realm. One who encompasses all knowledge of the world.

Origin: Arabic

High, elevated, supreme. One who is elevated in status and character.

Origin: Arabic

Sublime, high, exalted. A variant of Ali meaning elevated and noble.

Origin: Arabic

Prosperous, full of life, civilised. A name denoting vitality and prosperity.

Origin: Arabic

One who follows, the last. A blessed name of Prophet Muhammad meaning the last prophet.

Origin: Arabic

Knowledgeable, one who has deep spiritual knowledge and divine understanding.

Origin: Arabic

Respectable, intelligent, leader.

Origin: Arabic

Protector, guardian, one who saves others from harm and difficulty.

Origin: Arabic

Affectionate, kind, one who bends toward others with compassion.

Origin: Arabic

Kind and exalted.

Origin: Arabic

Greatest, most powerful. One who surpasses all others in greatness.

Origin: Arabic

Clear, eloquent, articulate. One who speaks with great clarity and eloquence.

Origin: Arabic

Old Arabic name meaning clear, lucid and eloquent. Associated with the month of October in the Persian calendar.

Origin: Arabic

Great worshipper, one who worships Allah excessively and with great devotion.

Origin: Arabic

Lion, stern-faced. Name of the uncle of Prophet Muhammad, highly respected.

Origin: Arabic

Servant, slave of Allah. A name expressing total submission to the will of God.

Origin: Arabic

Substitutes, replacements. In Sufism refers to the hidden saints who sustain the world.

Origin: Arabic

One who worships Allah excessively. Derived from the root abd meaning servant or worshipper.

Origin: Arabic

Worshippers, plural of abd. Those who are devoted to the service of Allah.

Origin: Arabic

Servant of the Most Gracious. A common East African Muslim name.

Origin: Arabic

Servant of the Most Gracious. A blessed name from the Quran.

Origin: Arabic

Servant of Allah. A highly revered name in Islam.

Origin: Arabic

Servant of the Most Compassionate.

Origin: Arabic

Servant of the Most Merciful.

Origin: Arabic

Servant of the Most Kind. A blessed compound name from the Quran.

Origin: Arabic

Fragrance, perfume, scent. One who carries a beautiful and pleasing fragrance.

Origin: Arabic

Worshipper, devoted servant of Allah. One who is dedicated to worship.

Origin: Arabic

Worshippers, plural of abid. A name meaning multiple devoted worshippers of Allah.

Origin: Arabic

Brave, stern-faced, lion-like. One who is brave and fearless like a lion.

Origin: Arabic

Pious, righteous, devoted. Those who are godly and righteous in their conduct.

Origin: Arabic

Most prominent, most distinguished. One who stands out above all others.

Origin: Arabic

Eyes, sight, vision. One who has great insight and vision for the future.

Origin: Arabic

One with a smile, cheerful face. A person who always has a smile on his face.

Origin: Arabic

A place near Mecca. Also means the leader, the foremost among people.

Origin: Arabic

White, bright, pure. One who is as pure and bright as the color white.

Origin: Arabic

Settlement, time. One who settles in a place and lives a peaceful life.

Origin: Arabic

Man, earth. The first prophet and father of humanity in Islam.

Origin: Arabic

Literary man, writer, cultured. One who is well versed in language and literature.

Origin: Arabic

Just, righteous, one who is always fair and just in his dealings with others.

Origin: Arabic