Muslim Girls Names Starting with H: Meaningful Islamic Names for Baby Girls
260 names
Guide to righteousness, calm
Having a good memory, one who knows the whole Quran by heart.
Hard as a rock.
The wife of Hazrat Ibrahim, peace be upon him.
Glory,One who is fragrant
A crescent shaped ear-ring, name of the sister of Hazrat Khadija tul Kubraa (RA).
Dreaming
One who praises.
Name of a Sahabi who participated in the battle of Badr.
A daughter of Ajlan; She was a narrator of Hadith.
Habat is an Arabic name for girls that means mass of clouds that hover close to the land.
Beloved, sweetheart,A comrade, a friend, darling, a wife of the Prophet
Wave, wave of the sea, curl of the hair
Beloved, Sweetheart, Darling
Beloved, sweetheart, darling.
Beloved, sweetheart, darling; a wife of the Prophet
My beloved, My love
Little girl.
A woman who earns a lot.
Name of a kind and benevolent noble lady who lived in Lebanon.
Habriyah is an Arabic name for girls that means blessed, virtuous, knowledgeable.
Hadahid is an Arabic name for girls that means hoopoes, the plural of Hudhud (hoopoe), which is a colorful bird mentioned in the Quran in the story of Prophet Sulaiman (Solomon son of David), peace be upon him.
Adorned with beauty, splendid
With long eye lashes
to coo (like a dove)
To cool (like a dove)
Gorgeus.
Garden.
Hadfah is an Arabic name for girls that means aim, target.
IntelligentIntelligent
Sweet-smelling, smart, a leader
Guide To Righteousness, Feminine form of Arabic Hadi,
Is the voice of a dove.
Guide to righteousness.
Guide to righteousness, calm
Gift
Variant of Arabic Hajar, meaning 'forsaken.'
Gift, present, sing. of Hadaya, Variant of Arabic Hadiyya.
Haelah is an Arabic name for girls that means extremely beautiful, gorgeous, literally meaning exceptional, extraordinary, tremendous.
Crazy in love.
Gentle rain
Gentle rain happiness
Keeper of the sacred book
Glittering, shining, thin, peaceful, gentle wind.
protect
Heedful, mindful
A wife of the Prophet (S.A.W).
Wife of the Prophet
Preserved, protected
Variant of Arabic Hafsa, meaning 'gathering.'