Names for Muslim Girls A - Lby WordsAplenty | More from this Blogger 09 Apr 2006 11:49 AM Whether you are a new Muslim considering a name change, a Muslim parent expecting a baby girl, or someone interested in names or other cultures, you might be curious about names for Muslim girls. As promised, the next few entries will list some popular Muslim names and their meanings. Although Muslim names can come from any language, many of the names listed are of Arabic origin. Please note that transliterations from Arabic to English can vary and you many see the names spelled differently. "A" NamesAdeela : equal. Aisha : living, prosperous. Name of beloved wife of the Prophet (PBUH). Alia : exalted, high social standing. (this is my youngest daughter's name) Amal : hope, aspiration. Amani : my wishes, my aspiration. Ameena : trustworthy, faithful. Ameera : princess. Aneesa : friendly, good companion. Asma : precious. Daughter of Abu Bakr, companion of the Prophet (PBUH) Ayeh : sign, verse of Koran. "B" NamesBahiya : beautiful, radiant. Basma : smiling. Bushra : good omen. "F" NamesFaatin: captivating. Faiza : victorious. Fareeha : happy, joyful. Farida : unique. Fatima : Name of Prophet Mohammed's (PBUH) daughter. "H" NamesHadiya : gift. Haifa : slender. Haleema : gentle, patient. Hallah : crescent moon. (this is my middle daughter's name) Hamida : praiseworthy. Hana : happiness. Hanan : mercy. (this is my oldest daughter's name) Hasna : beautiful. Hessa : destiny. Huda : right guidance. "I" NamesIkram : honor. Iman : faith. Inas : sociable. "J" NamesJala : clarity. Jameela : beautiful. Janaan : heart, soul. Jumaana : a silver pearl. "K" NamesKamla : perfect. Kameela : perfect. Kareema : generous. Kawthar : river in heaven (Jannah) "L" NamesLamees : soft. Lamya : dark lips. Latifa : good companion. Layla : dark as night. Leena : tender Next time we will cover even more names for Muslim girls. If you know of some beautiful names I've left out, let me know. Assalamu Alaikoum. Relevantmuslim tags marriage | communication | relationships | Islamic names | Muslim names | education | sex | children | divorce | parenting User Comments WordsAplenty (4029) 12 Apr 2006 07:49 PMSorry, guys... I didn't realize the lists would be formatted like this. I'll try to do better with the next entry. Since it's a bit jumbled, it's hard to read, but my girls are Hanan, Hallah, and Alia. charlenedarlene (723) 24 Jul 2006 06:07 PMI like Asma - maybe because my dd's bestfriend is named that ~! WordsAplenty (4029) 24 Jul 2006 06:46 PMI like Asma, too! That was a name on my list, but my mom said it sounded too much like "asthma"! malkassir (5) 12 Apr 2007 09:44 PMWe chose the name Fajir (It means Dawn, but could be islamic if you interpret it as the morning prayer). But you've got some lovely names here.. all the other sites either suggested some very old names or some of the more modern ones that don't really have any depth.. ilahmybebo (100) 08 Aug 2007 10:31 AMI Love the name Aneesa but i`ll spell it Anessa & Ameera as Amira They are beautiful names . Misty (981) 24 Jan 2008 10:26 AMLatifa is also my mother in law's name. I really like that name. We would've considered that name for one of our daughters, but we were afraid people would think she was named after Queen Latifa! riyhussabahu (15) 18 Oct 2008 03:51 PMzülâl is an arabic word,means sweet,cold,pure water it makes you feel fresh when you drink. riyhussabahu (15) 18 Oct 2008 03:52 PMit was "zulal" Community Tags Islamic names, Muslim names, meanings of names, muslim children Discuss this article
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