Muslim Baby Names
13,620 names, 13,447 with a documented meaning, from 8 origins.
Names 2,101–2,200 of 13,620 (page 22 of 137)
Muslim Baby Names
| Name | Meaning | Origin | Gender |
|---|---|---|---|
| Abhaj | Abhaj is an indirect Quranic name for boys that means more successful, more brilliant, better. It is derived from the B-H-J root which is used in a number of places in the Quran. | Quranic | Boy |
| Abhar | Arabic for most brilliant, most lucid, most renowned. | Muslim | Boy |
| Abi | High Status, Exalted, Sublime and Superb | Muslim | Boy |
| Abidain | Abidain is an Arabic name for boys that means worshipers, devoted servants of God. It is a muthanna plural of Aabid, literally meaning two worshipers, two devoted servants of god. | Arabic | Boy |
| Abideen | Servant of Allah | Worshiper of Allah | Muslim | Boy |
| Abidin | Pl. of Abid. i.e. worshippers, adorers, A popular name among Muslims | Muslim | Boy |
| Abinus | Abinus is an Urdu variant of the Persian name Abnus. Both are acceptable. | Persian | Boy / Girl |
| Abisali | Warrior in Islam | Muslim | Boy |
| Abiyyi | One that doesn't want to be insulted, High self-esteem | Muslim | Boy |
| Abkar | Early and On Time | Muslim | Boy |
| Abla | Well-rounded, Perfectly formed, A woman possessing a beautiful figure. | Muslim | Girl |
| Ablagh | Arabic for most mature, most eloquent. | Muslim | Boy |
| Ablaj | Ablaj is a non-Quranic name for boys that means brilliant, lucid, clear, one who has a pleasant complexion. | Muslim | Boy |
| Abnus | Abnus is a Persian name for boys and girls that means ebony, which is a dense and expensive type of wood that can sink in water, used for making musical instruments. It is not a Quranic name but Muslims can use it since it doesnt have a bad meaning. | Persian | Boy / Girl |
| Abood | Worship | Muslim | Boy |
| Abqar | Abqar is a non-Quranic Arabic name for boys that means extraordinary, supernatural, amazing. | Arabic | Boy |
| Abqurah | Genius | Muslim | Girl |
| Abraar | Good deeds | Muslim | Boy |
| Abrad | Hail, Mail, Ibn Ashras a Narrator of Hadith had this name. | Muslim | Boy |
| Abraj | Abraj is an indirect Quranic name for boys that means beautiful-eyed, one who has large black eyes. | Quranic | Boy |
| Abraq | Light and Radiance | Muslim | Boy |
| Abrash | Spotted, speckled, A master of penmanship during the early Abbasid period had this name. | Muslim | Boy |
| Abraz | Show, unfolded divulged mystery. | Muslim | Boy |
| Abreeq | Glittering sword. | Muslim | Boy |
| Abreshmina | Made of silk. | Muslim | Girl |
| Abrisham | Abrisham is a Persian name for girls that means silk. | Persian | Girl |
| Absaar | Absaar is a direct Quranic name for boys and girls that means vision, insight, keenness, perception, intellect, intelligence, discernment.. And remember Our servants, Abraham, Isaac and Jacob those of strength and [religious]. (Quran 38:45) | Quranic | Boy / Girl |
| Absar | Vision, Sight, Plural of Basar | Muslim | Boy |
| Absat | Wide, vast, spacious. | Muslim | Boy |
| Absham | A tree which has scent. | Muslim | Boy |
| Absi | Probably from Abasa to frown, this was the name of Abdullah Ibn-Musa, a scholar and reciter of the Quran, died 828/829 | Muslim | Boy |
| Abtahi | One who lives in Abtah, a place near Makkah. | Muslim | Girl |
| Abteen | Father of Faridoon (a king). | Muslim | Boy |
| Abthi | One who lives in Abtah, a place near Makkah | Muslim | Boy |
| Abu-Al-Khayr | One who does good | Muslim | Boy |
| Abu-Ayyub | A well-known Sahabi | Muslim | Boy |
| Abu-Darda | Famous Sahabi of Rasoolullah | Muslim | Boy |
| Abu-Dawud | Author of one of the Sahih Hadith | Muslim | Boy |
| Abu-Hanifa | Founder of the Hanafi school | Muslim | Boy |
| Abu-Hurairah | A great Sahabi of Prophet (pbuh)who is the narrator of hadith | Muslim | Boy |
| Abu-Huzaifah | A famous Sahabi of Rasoolullah (SAW) | Muslim | Boy |
| Abu-Isa | Father of Isa. | Muslim | Boy |
| Abu-Juhafa | A Sahabi of the Holy Prophet | Muslim | Boy |
| Abu-Mahzoorah | Name of one companion of the Prophet (pbuh) | Muslim | Boy |
| Abu-Masood | A great Sahabi who participa | Muslim | Boy |
| Abu-Moosa | A well-known Sahabi | Muslim | Boy |
| Abu-Saeed | Father of dignified | Muslim | Boy |
| Abu-Talha | A great Sahabi who participa | Muslim | Boy |
| Abu-Talib | Father of seeker | Muslim | Boy |
| Abu-Turab | An attributive of Caliph Ali | Muslim | Boy |
| Abu-Ubaidah | A great Sahabi of the Prophet | Muslim | Boy |
| Abu-Yousuf | Name of a great jurist | Muslim | Boy |
| Abudah | Worshiper of God, devoted to God. | Muslim | Boy |
| Abudain | Abudain is an Arabic name for boys that means worshiper of God, devoted servant of God. | Arabic | Boy |
| Abul-Alaa | Father of glory. | Muslim | Boy |
| Abul-Barakat | Father of blessings, blissful. | Muslim | Boy |
| Abul-Bashar | Father of mankind. An epitephe | Muslim | Boy |
| Abul-Bashr | Father of mankind, Epithet of Aadam (Adam) - The First Prophet of Allah Almighty | Muslim | Boy |
| Abul-Farah | Father of joy i.e. happy, glad | Muslim | Boy |
| Abul-Faraj | Possessor of comfort, father | Muslim | Boy |
| Abul-Fath | Father of victory, victorious. | Muslim | Boy |
| Abul-Fazl | Endowed with bounty, grace. | Muslim | Boy |
| Abul-Hasan | Father of Hasan. | Muslim | Boy |
| Abul-Hassan | The Son Of Ali | Muslim | Boy |
| Abul-Husain | Father of Husain: Caliph Ali. | Muslim | Boy |
| Abul-Kalam | Father of speech, eloquent. | Muslim | Boy |
| Abul-Khair | Father of good work, virtuous. | Muslim | Boy |
| Abul-Khayr | One who does good | Muslim | Boy |
| Abul-Mahasin | Father of virtues, merits. | Muslim | Boy |
| Abul-Qasim | Father of Qasim, an attribute | Muslim | Boy |
| Abul-Yumn | Father of happiness, happy. | Muslim | Boy |
| Abul-Yusr | A great Sahabi who participa | Muslim | Boy |
| Aburah | perfume, fragrance. | Muslim | Girl |
| Abwan | Abwan is an Arabic name for boys that means one whose face glows (with beauty and health). | Arabic | Boy |
| Abyad | A narrator of hadith was so named | Muslim | Boy |
| Abyah | Abyah is an Arabic name for girls that means beautiful. | Arabic | Girl |
| Abyan | Clearer, more distinct, Eloquent | Muslim | Boy / Girl |
| Abyaz | Bright, Brilliant, White, Pure, Innocent, Masculine form of Baiza | Muslim | Boy |
| Abzari | Seeds, One who sows, seedsman | Muslim | Boy |
| Adaan | Happiness, Laughter, Joy and Delight | Muslim | Boy |
| Adab | Hope, need. Mannered, Cultured | Muslim | Boy / Girl |
| Adalat | Adalat is an indirect Quranic name for boys that means justice, equity, fairness. | Quranic | Boy |
| Adaniyyah | Adaniyyah is an Arabic name for girls that means a woman who is from the city of Aden, which is an important seaport city in Yemen. | Arabic | Girl |
| Adarina | Adarina is a Persian name formed from Adar (fire), in- (like), and a (name-creation suffix). The full meaning is fiery, and figuratively it means beautiful. | Persian | Girl |
| Adawi | A grandson of Sayyidina Umer RA, famous for hsi piety and knowledge. | Muslim | Boy |
| Adawiyah | Summer plant | Muslim | Girl |
| Adbul | Servant of the Most Powerful | Muslim | Boy |
| Adbul-Qawi | Servant of the Most Powerful | Muslim | Boy |
| Addal | extremely just, extremely fair,Nobel, Precious | Muslim | Boy |
| Addar | Prince, ruler, noble, exalted | Muslim | Boy |
| Addul | Son of, servant of | Muslim | Boy |
| Adeeba | Cultured, Polite | Muslim | Girl |
| Adeebah | Adeeba is an Arabic name for girls that means one who has excellent character, one who has excellent manners. It is not a Quranic name, but Muslims can use it since it has a good meaning. | Arabic | Girl |
| Adeema | Rare. | Muslim | Girl |
| Adeen | Adeen (also written as Azeen) is an indirect Quranic name for boys and girls that means obedient, righteous, one who listens to what is said, one who calls the Athaan (call to prayer), ruler, chief. It is derived from the A-DHAL-N Quranic root. | Quranic | Boy / Girl |
| Adeeva | Pleasant, Gentle | Muslim | Girl |
| Adheem | The most great | Muslim | Boy |
| Adheen | Follower, devotee. | Muslim | Boy |
| Adifaah | Acute, Dare, Talented, Smart. | Muslim | Girl |
| Adineh | Adineh is a Persian name for girls that means weekend, the last day of the week, which in Islamic culture means Friday, while in others it can mean Saturday or Sunday. | Persian | Girl |