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  • in reply to: Meaning of Zofeen #119656

    Hamza

    A.O.A, I’m looking for a very decent and unique name for my baby girl. Can you please tell me if “Zofeen” is acceptable as Muslim name and what’s the meaning? Can you please suggest me some unique quranic names.
    Thank you!

    Hamza

  • in reply to: Name #119668

    Ashique

    Can i name baby boy as “YAFIS”?I heard that he is the son of Prophet Nuh(pbuh).Could u pls confirm it?

  • in reply to: baby girl name #119669

    sadia

    Aoa
    I have a baby girl want her name which is started from da word “H”. It must b an Islamic name thx

  • in reply to: Zayed or Khalfan? #119671

    Z

    I want to name my son, either Zayed or Khalfan.
    Which one has greater meaning?

  • in reply to: Correct meaning of names #119673

    Abdul

    Asalamualaikum
    I would like to know the correct meaning if name Aariz
    Can I name my son Aariz
    Is it a good name ?

    If it’s a daughter can I name her Mysha ?
    Mysha means happy for entire life
    Is it correct meaning?
    Can I name my daughter that

  • in reply to: Name meaning? #119674

    Radin

    Hi,
    I want to know the acurate meaning of my name (Radin) – surname and also my full name (Raihanul Kabir) meaning in arabic?? 🙂

  • in reply to: Names that are close to English #119709

    Stacey

    Assalamu Alaikum.

    I am a revert, Alhumdulilah. I have a son whom I name Sulayman. My parents are very close to me and respect that I am Muslim. They however struggle with my sons name. I need male baby names for my future son so that my parents will not struggle. I cannot choose Adam as that is my husbands name.

    What are good names that I can name my sons and my parents not struggle pronouncing. The only ones I know are Zain and Yusuf but they are taken in my husbands family.

  • in reply to: Name meaning "AAEZ" #119711

    Umer

    Dear Sir,

    I want to name my baby boy. I like the name “AAEZ”.

    I found it in a book but could not find other references.

  • in reply to: I want to change my name. #119718

    Mehwish

    Assalamu Alaikum
    I’m a girl of age 27 and I want to change my name. Is “Mabrurah Ghaneem” ok? Please suggest.

  • in reply to: can you pls help #119731

    sister

    I have found a way to change the name.But I don’t know what to do I want your opinion on it should I keep it or change it.(I know it’s up to me).I have heard it has different meaning in different language.I don’t care about other language if it is said in quran.I want my son to be blessed by Allah and be happy. Thanks

  • in reply to: Please suggest baby girl unique Muslim name #119733

    M S Malik

    Kindly can you suggest me unique names for girls in praise of God …. I will be very thankful
    and also tell me some unique names of sahabiyat for baby girl… Thanks alot

  • in reply to: Baby boy name #119735

    Seema Sohrab

    Can i name my son Ali Azaan?

  • in reply to: can you pls help #119738

    Sara

    Sister.

    My name is Sara. I am confused because my name spelling is not correct and also I think there is no such name as Sara. What shall is do now. Do you think I should change it to Sarah?

  • in reply to: can you pls help #119746

    sister

    Sara

    I know my name is that way too.If you can change you can if your are grown up then it will be difficult I guess.

  • in reply to: Meaning #119748

    Alaikumassalam wa rahmatullah

    Zarah is like another spelling of Zarra, which means “pilgrim”, “visitor”.

    Ferial is an alternate spelling of Feryal/Faryal, which is a Persian name meaning “one who has a beautiful neck”, thus meaning “beautiful”.

  • in reply to: mustafa name #119749

    Can you please clarify your quesiton?

  • in reply to: RAYAAN AHAMED #119750

    Rayyan Ahmed is an acceptable name since both names have good meanings.

  • in reply to: Meaning of Zofeen #119751

    Alaikiumassalam wa rahmatullah,

    We have no exact information on Zofeen. The Zo part is possibly from the Arabic Dhaw’, which means “light”, “radiance”.

  • in reply to: Name #119752

    Yafis, or more accurately Yafith, known as Japheth in English, is supposed to be one of the sons of Noah in the Bible. The Quran or hadith does not mention this name, but since it is supposed to be the name of a prophet, it is acceptable for Muslims to use. The exact meaning of this name is not known, some sources say it means “enlargement”.

  • in reply to: baby girl name #119753

    Alaikumassalam wa rahmatullah,

    Choose any pink or green-colored name from this list: All Baby Names Starting With H

  • in reply to: Correct meaning of names #119756

    Alaikumassalam wa rahmatullah,

    Did you try searching for this names using the search box?

  • in reply to: Name meaning? #119757

    Unfortunately we have no exact information on Radin. If you read it as Raadin, it may be derived from the Arabic word radana which means “to spin”, thus Raadin would mean “one who spins yarn using a spindle”. If you read the name as Radeen, the name may mean “spun yarn”.

  • in reply to: Names that are close to English #119759

    Alaikumassalam wa rahmatullah,

    You can choose a Western name that has a good meaning, as in Islam it is not required to use Arabic or Quranic names. Acceptable Western names are Andrew (“Warrior”), Henry and Harry (“ruler of the house”), Zach/Zachariah (a prophet mentioned in the Quran and the Bible, in Arabic known as Zakariyya) Ben/Benjamin (brother of prophet Jospeh/Yusuf), John/Johann/Ian/Hans (a prophet, known as Yahya in Arabic), and Aaron (known as Harun in Arabic).

    Muslims in Persia often use Persian names, Turkish Muslims use Turkish names, Kurdish Muslims use Kurdish names; there is nothing wrong with European Muslims using European names.

    As for Arabic names sounding Western, there is Ryan, which some Muslims use as an alternate spelling of Rayyan. There is also Aiden/Ayden, which you can find on our site. Another name is Esa, which in Arabic refers to Jesus peace be upon him, while in English it refers to Isaiah, another prophet. Unfortunately that is all I can think of.

  • in reply to: Name meaning "AAEZ" #119760

    Aaez is another spelling of Aaiz, please see this page: Aaiz

  • in reply to: I want to change my name. #119761

    Mabrurah Ghaneem is an allowed name. Some scholars would not recommend Mabrurah since it comes from the B-R-R root and the Prophet (PBUH) changed a girl’s name (Barrah) which comes from the same root.

  • in reply to: can you pls help #119762

    @Sister: Can you please explain what your issue now is?

    @Sara: There are various names that can be spelled as Sara, and all of them are acceptable. Please type Sara in the search box for more information.

  • in reply to: Baby boy name #119763

    Yes you can.

  • in reply to: Zayed or Khalfan? #119764

    Both are acceptable. It is completely subjective which one is greater.

  • in reply to: second name for aayra #119766

    samreen

    I named my daughter aayra. But I need a second or a suffix name for her to make her name more meaningful. Can I use Ibrahim as a suffix? What other names would you suggest. Please guide. M looking for names that have pious meaning like Allah blessing or happiness or respect.

  • in reply to: second name for aayra #119767

    samreen

    Thanks

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