Muslim Girl Names: Meaningful Islamic Names for Baby Girls - Page 17
3452 names
protect
Heedful, mindful
A wife of the Prophet (S.A.W).
Wife of the Prophet
Preserved, protected
Variant of Arabic Hafsa, meaning 'gathering.'
Haibaa is an Arabic name for girls that means greatness, majesty, gravity. It is a variant of Haibah.
Light Heart
Slender, Of beautiful body
Slender, of beautiful body
Golden
True, truly, obedient of God, prayer of God
True, Precious
Sunlight, Bright
Heart
Royality
Royality,Day time
Royal person, Gift
Name of the wife of the prophet Ibrahim
She was a narrator of Hadith.
Daughter of Nusayb, she was a poetess.
The wife of Prophet Ibrahim (A.S).
Wise, Physician sage, judicious, prudent fem. of Hakeem. A Sahabia i.e. a Muslim woman who lived in time of the Prophet Muhammad.
Wise, judicious.
Sweetness
Star, Wonderful Smell
Star, Light
Sweet, The very best
Halaat is an Arabic name for girls that means sword gems, gems that decorate a sword handle.
Aureole.
Aureole
Halawah is an Arabic name for girls that means sweetness.
Friend, CompanionFriend, Companion
Clement, tolerant, gentle,mild-tempered, A patient woman, A wet nurse of the Holy prophet ( peace be upon him), fem. of Halim..
Aware, knowing.
Foster mother of Prophet Muhammad (SAW).
Gentle, patient, mild-tempered.
Gentle, patient, mild tempered; name of the Prophets nursing mother
Haliyah is an Arabic name for girls that means adorned with jewellery.
Hallamah is an Arabic name for girls that means forbearing, enduring, patient. It also means dreamer.
Hallumah is an Arabic name for girls that means forbearing, enduring, patient.
This was the name of a female slave who suffered much punishment for the sake of Allah but Sayyidina Abu Bakr (R.A) bought her and emancipated her.
Praise, Laudation (of Allah), fem. of Hamd.
Hamdam is a Persian name for girls that means close friend, close companion.
Hamdanah is an Arabic name for girls that means praise. It also means one who praises, one who praises God.
Hamdat is the Turkish form of the Arabic word Hamdah, which means praise. It is used for boys and girls.
One who praises a lot
Thankful. Hameda is an indirect Quranic name for girls that means thankful, woman who praises Allah often. It is derived from the H6-M-D root which is very common in the Quran and is the root for other names like Muhammad and Ahmad. BLANKENTER This name is not to be confused with Hameeda.
Praiseworthy
Praising Allah, appreciative.