Wednesday, January 18, 2012

What are good Muslim baby names with good meanings?

Girls and boys names.What are good Muslim baby names with good meanings?
I love this names :

Boy name

Aqeil (Knowledgable)

As'ad (Happier)

Baasim (Smiling)



Girl name

Afrah (Happiness)

Alina (Beautiful)

Amira (Princess)
Salam



Girl:

Amal (hope)

Intisar (Intisaar-triumph)

Jamila (jameela-beautiful)

Khadeeja (prophet's[pbuh] wifes, a female child born earlier than it was due to be born)

Maimuna (lucky, blessed)

Malaeka/Malaika (angel - angels)

Qudsia (holiness)

Rania (raaniya-gazer, delighted)

Salma (safe, faultless)

Zainab (corruption of Zenubia, pre-Islam Syrian queen)



I really like Malaika and Qudsia. =)



Boys:

Amir/Amer (aamir-thriving, prosperous)

Ayman (right-handed, lucky)

Basim (baasim-smiling)

Haidar (lion)

Hamza (name of the Prophet's uncle)

Hisham (hishaam - popular Arab name)

Imad (pillar, post, support)

Jasim (great %26amp; famous)

Jawwad (jawwaad-generous)

Suhaib (name of the first Roman to embrace Islam)

Talha (a kind of tree)



Haider and Talha are my faves =)What are good Muslim baby names with good meanings?
the prophet said "the best names are Abdullah and Abdulrahman"

and so the prophets name like Mohammed , Ahmed , Issa ,????, Mosa(Musas) , Issac ,Ismaeel, Ibrahim ,Yehya , Yosof .What are good Muslim baby names with good meanings?
i like for boys Hani,Anas,Adnan,Isa,Madani,Ayman..For girls Amina,Bouchra,Nadia,Fatima,Afra,Laila,Ma…
Hadeeth: Allah loves most the names Abdullah and Abdur Rahman



In addition, Names of any Prophet and Companions and wives, daughters of Prophet Muhammad (SAW) and any Sahabiyyat.



All are recommended.
Muhammad, Ahmad, 99 names of Allah, Zainab, Hafsah, Asma, Aminah, Asiah, Khatijah, Fatimah
Girls:

Malak=Angel

Huda=Guidance from Allah

Amani=wishes



Boys:

Abd Allah

Abd AlRahman

Rayan=gate in heaven that only the people who fast will enter it.
This is a great website for Muslim names...



http://www.names4muslims.com/



Hope this helps! Good luck to you and your husband!!
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http://www.searchtruth.com/baby_names/na…
Girls Name



Dua

Mariam

Maria

Fatima

Nazia

Ayesha



Boys Name



Asadullah

Ahmad

Nasir

Yousuf

Rashid

Hammad

Mustafa

Omar

Usman

Ali
Girls:

I love the name Ameera, though im not sure if it is a muslim name.



Boys:

I love the name Abdullah, and its meaning.
Girls:

Layali-Nights

Amirah-Princess

Noor-Light



Boys:

Amir-Civilized

Monir-Moon's light

Sayed-Happy
Girls:

Zaharaa

Fatima

Zaynab

Malak

Mariam

Hawraa

Noor





Boys:

Ali

Mustafa

Mahdi

Hussien

Jaffer
BOYS:

Nabil

shareef

Ahmad

Imran

Jammal



Girls:

Laila

Jamila

Aicha



Those are my favorites.
Hicham = Generous

Nadia = Hope
I like Amal (Joy) for a girl.

Amir (leader) for a boy
Girls Name:



Abir (abeer - fragrance)

Adiba (adeeba - civilised / cultured)

Afaf (afaaf - purity/modesty)

Afia (aafiya-vigour/vitality)

Afifa (afeefa-honest, upright)

Ahlam (ahlaam - dreams)

Amal (hope)

Amira (ameera - princess)

Anbar (ambar - camphor)

Areej (fragrance)

Arwa (satisfied, pleasant, fresh)

Azhaar (flowers)

Azizah (azeeza - dear / powerful)

Azra (azraa - virgin - used for Maryam/Mary)

Badr (full moon)

Badriya (full moon-wali)

Bahia (bahiya - nice)

Bahija (baheeja - happy)

Bahja (happiness)

Baligha (baleegha - eloquent)

Banan (banaan-finger tips)

Barirah (bareera-pious, kind)

Basha'ir (bashaaer-good tidings)

Bashasha (bashaasha-cheerfulness)

Bashira (basheera-report of good tiding)

Basima (baseema-smiling)

Batul (batool - immaculate)

Bilqis (bilqees - name of the queen of Sheeba who became Muslim at the time of Solomon)

Budur (full moons)

Bushra (good tiding)

Dalal (dalaal-pampering)

Durriyah (durriyyah-brilliant)

Fadwa (redemptor, sacrifing)

Faiqa (faa-eqa - outstanding, awake)

Faiza (victorious)

Farah (happiness)

Farha (happy)

Faryal (faryaal-?)

Fatema (faatima - one sucking her mother's milk)

Firdaus (paradise)

Ghada (ghaada-young lady)

Ghunwah (song)

Gulnar (gulnaar-flowery [Persian])

Hafsa (cub)

Hajar [haajar - name of Prophet Ismail's mother]

Hawwa [Eve]

Heba [Gift]

Hind (India - common Arab name)

Huriya (hooriya-houri, nymph)

Husna (beauty)

Ibtihaj (ibtihaaj-happiness)

Ibtihal (ibtihaal-supplication)

Ibtisam (ibtisaam-smile)

Iffat (purity/modesty)

Ilham (ilhaam-revelation)

Inas (Eenaas-cordiality)

Intisar (Intisaar-triumph)

Ishraq (ishraaq-radiance)

Itidal (I'tedaal-balance)

Itimad (I'temaad-trust)

Jamila (jameela-beautiful)

Janna (garden)

Jasmin (yasmin)

Jawhara (gem)

Juwairiyah (little girl)

Kamila (kameela/kaamila-complete)

Kausar (reservoir in Paradise)

Khadeeja (prophet's[pbuh] wifes, a female child born earlier than it was due to be born)

Khansa [pre-Islam Arabic poetess]

Khawlah (loneliness)

Laila (dark-old Arab name)

Lulu (pearl-plural)

Lulua (pearl -singular)

Ma'ali (heights)

Mahasin (virtues)

Maimuna (lucky, blessed)

Mais (proud gait)

Maisa (one with proud gait, walker with proud gait)

Maisara (comfort, prosperity)

Maisun (maysoon / meaning ?)

Makarim (makaarim-kindnesses)

Malak / Malaeka (angel - angels)

Malika (maleeka-owner)

Manal (manaal-achievement)

Manar (manaar-lighthouse)

Maram (maraam-aim)

Mariha (joyful, cheerful)

Maryam (Mary)

Mawahib (mawaahib-abilities)

Mayesa (same as "Maisa" above)

Muna (desire)

Muniba (muneeba-repentant to God)

Munira (muneera-illuminator)





Boy Names:





Abdul-Aleem -Servant of the Omniscient Abdul-Aalee Servant of the Most High



Abdul Azeem -Servant of the Mighty Abdul-Azeez Servant of the Mighty, the Powerful



Abdul-Baari -Servant of the Creator Abdul-Baasit Servant of the Extender, Creator



Abdul-Fataah -Servant of the Opener (of the gates of sustenance) Abdul-Jabaar Servant of the Mighty



Abdul-Ghafaar -Servant of the Forgiver Abdul-Ghafoor Servant of the Forgiver



Abdul-Haady -Servant of the Guide Abdul-Haafiz Servant of the Protector



Abdul-Haq -Servant of the Truth Abdul-Hakam Servant of the Arbitrator



Abdul-Hakeem -Servant of the Wise Abdul-Haleem Servant of the Mild, Patient



Abdul-Hameed -Servant of the Praiseworthy, the Ever-Praised Abdul-Haseeb Servant of the Respected, Esteemed



Abdul-Jaleel -Servant of the Great, Revered Abdul-Qaadir Servant of the Capable



Abdul-Kareem -Servant of the Noble, Generous Abdul-Lateef Servant of the Kind



Abdul-Majeed -Servant of the Glorious Abdul-Muiz Servant of the Giver of Might and Glory



Abdul-Mutaal -Servant of the Most High Abdul-Mujeeb Servant of the Responder



Abdul-Mateen -Servant of the Firm, Strong Abdul-Muhaimin Servant of the Supervising, the Guardian, the Protector



Abdul-Nasser -Servant of the Helper, Granting Victory Abdul-Qudoos Servant of the Most Holy



Abdul-Qahaar -Servant of the Subduer, the Almighty Abdul-Raafi' Servant of the One Who Raises (intellect, esteem), Elevates



Abdul-Raheem -Servant of the Most Compassionate Abdul-Rahmaan Servant of the Mercifully Gracious



Abdul-Rasheed -Servant of the Rightly Guided Abdul-Razaaq Servant of the Maintainer, the Provider



Abdul-Salaam -Servant of the Peace Abdul-Raouf Servant of the Most Merciful



Abdul-Khaaliq -Servant of the Creator Abdul-Saboor Servant of the Patient



Abdul-Samad -Servant of the Eternal Abdul-Samee' Servant of the All-Hearing



Abdullah -Servant of God Abdul-Shakoor Servant of the Most Thankful



Abdul-Tawaab -Servant of the Forgiver Abdul-Wadood Servant of the Loving



Abdul-Waahid -Servant of the One Abdul-Wahaab Servant of the Giver



Abaan -Old Arabic name Abbas Description of a lion



Al Abbas- Description of a lion Abedin Worshippers



Abed -Worshipper Adnan Proper name



Adham -Black Ashraf More Honorable



Aadil -Just Afeef Chaste, Modest



Ahmad -Commendable, Praiseworthy Akram Most Generous



Alaa -Nobility, Excellence Alaa Udeen Excellence of Religion



Ali -Excellent, Noble Ameen Faithful, Trustworthy



Ameer -Ruler, Prince Amjad More Glorious



Aamir -Populous, Full, Prosperous Ammar The builder, constructor, one who prays and fasts a great deal
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