Beautiful And Unique Muslim Names For Your Baby

According to tradition, Muslim parents name their child seven days after birth at an Aqiqah ceremony. The event is marked with the ritual of sacrificing a sheep or a goat and distributing the meat to the poor. When it’s finally time to name the baby, a lot of religious and spiritual reasons come into play. It’s worth noting that while less than 15% of Muslims in the world are Arabic by ethnicity, it is still the most common language for choosing Muslim baby names.

Muslims believe that they are called by their names on the Judgement Day, and so the baby names have to be meaningful, pleasant, and good. No wonder, their names are pleasant to the ear.

Mariam:

Ever since Mary has been sailing out of style, its variations are becoming more and more popular. Mariam is the Arabic form of Mary and means ‘bitter’.

Madiha:

A woman worthy of praise

Alima:

Meaning ‘educated or intellectual’, is one of our most favorite names in this list, solely because of its etymology.

Aisha:

Prosperous" (also the name of the prophet Muhammad's wife).

Inaya:

help, care, protection

Sadia:

Blessed, successful

Naeema:

Living an easy, enjoyable life.

Naima: Powerful 

Faizah:

An exquisite sounding name, means ‘victorious or winner’ in Arabic.

Mahreen:

Bright and beautiful as the sun

Hafzah:

Cub, young lioness

Fatima:

The name of prophet Muhammad's daughter.

Fareeda:

Meaning ‘gem or precious pearl’, is one-of-a-kind Muslim baby girl name.

Haniya:

to be pleased or happy

Bushra:

Good omen" or "fortune.

Khadija:

wife of The Prophet (pbuh)

Maria:

Swift, light

Nazia:

Pride, to be proud

Kiran:

A beam of light

Khadija:

Khadija is renowned for being the name of the first wife of Prophet Muhammad. It means ‘trustworthy’.

Azhaar:

Flowers" or "blossoms.

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