Muslim Baby Names

Name of an ancestor of Prophet Muhammad, old name of great lineage.

Origin: Arabic

Expert, skilled, proficient. One who is highly skilled and expert in his field.

Origin: Arabic

Knowledge, wisdom, acquaintances. Deep spiritual knowledge and divine awareness.

Origin: Arabic

Place of refuge, shelter. One who provides refuge and shelter to those in need.

Origin: Arabic

Praiseworthy, commendable. One who is worthy of praise and admiration.

Origin: Arabic

Moonlight, greatness.

Origin: Persian

Expert, skilled, dowry. A skilled and expert man who gives generously.

Origin: Arabic

Protected, safeguarded. One who is under the divine protection of Allah.

Origin: Arabic

Expert, skilled, proficient. A woman of great skill and ability.

Origin: Arabic

Praiseworthy, commendable, laudable. One who is universally praised and commended.

Origin: Arabic

Praised, commendable. A name meaning the praised one, a form of Muhammad.

Origin: Arabic

Moonlight, radiant beauty.

Origin: Persian

Gift, kind, good-natured. A generous and kind man who gives freely.

Origin: Persian

Resembling the moon, moonlike beauty. A woman with the beauty of the full moon.

Origin: Urdu

Auspicious, blessed, fortunate. A blessed and auspicious woman favored by Allah.

Origin: Arabic

Beloved, admirable.

Origin: Arabic

Glorious, noble, majestic. One of the names of Allah meaning the All-Glorious.

Origin: Arabic

Angels, heavenly beings. A woman as pure and graceful as the heavenly angels.

Origin: Arabic

Beautiful, pretty, charming. A woman of natural charm and captivating beauty.

Origin: Arabic

Praised, commended, lauded. One who is praised and commended by all.

Origin: Arabic

Attainment, achievement, gift. A woman who achieves her goals and is a divine gift.

Origin: Arabic

Lighthouse, guiding light. A woman who guides others like a lighthouse in darkness.

Origin: Arabic

Victorious, supported by Allah. One who is aided to victory by the help of Allah.

Origin: Arabic

Victorious, supported by God. One who is aided to victory by Allah.

Origin: Arabic

Beloved, sea of bitterness. The Arabic name for the Virgin Mary, mother of Jesus.

Origin: Arabic

Flint stone, mountain in Mecca. One of the sacred hills in Mecca.

Origin: Arabic

Solid stone, flint. A man of firm and unwavering character like solid stone.

Origin: Arabic

Beloved, sea of bitterness. Arabic name for the Virgin Mary, mother of Jesus.

Origin: Arabic

Happy, fortunate, lucky. One who is blessed with happiness and good fortune.

Origin: Arabic

Innocent, infallible, sinless. A pure and innocent woman free from all sin.

Origin: Arabic

Affection, love, fondness. Deep affection and love mentioned in the Quran.

Origin: Arabic

Walking with pride and grace. A woman who walks with natural elegance and grace.

Origin: Arabic

Sun, sunshine, loving. A Persian name meaning the sun and one full of love.

Origin: Persian

Moon-like beauty.

Origin: Persian

Name of the angel Mikail (AS).

Origin: Arabic

Drinking water, fountain of paradise. Pure and refreshing like the springs of paradise.

Origin: Arabic

Gift, achievement.

Origin: Arabic

Lamp, light, lantern. One who illuminates the darkness like a bright lamp.

Origin: Arabic

Torch, flame, light. A woman who is a burning torch and source of light for others.

Origin: Arabic

Torch, lamp, lantern. A woman who brightens the world like a shining torch.

Origin: Arabic

Praised, commendable.

Origin: Arabic

Helper, assistant, supporter. One who always helps and supports those in need.

Origin: Arabic

Blessed, fortunate, happy. One who is blessed by Allah in all aspects of life.

Origin: Arabic

Wrapped in a cloak. The one wrapped in a cloak, a title for Prophet Muhammad.

Origin: Arabic

Praiseworthy, the name of the Prophet of Islam. It is the most common Muslim name worldwide.

Origin: Arabic

One who turns to Allah in repentance. One who always returns to Allah.

Origin: Arabic

Luminous, shining, radiant. One who shines with the light of faith and knowledge.

Origin: Arabic

Desired, wished for, intention. The fulfillment of one deepest wish and desire.

Origin: Arabic