I found this site to be a treasure trove of meaningful names; each name comes with a beautiful meaning and seems picked with care. Scrolling through the “Popular Choice” and “Trending Muslim boy names” sections makes name-hunting exciting. If you want something spiritual, authentic, but still easy to pronounce, this delivers.

• Saad, Karachi

Love how many beautiful names are here — every name comes with meaning, which really helped me choose a name that felt both spiritual and modern. Truly helpful when you want a name that connects to faith and culture.

• Anas, Karachi

میں اپنی بیٹی سے بے حد محبت کرتی ہوں، اس کا نام آیرا رکھا ہے۔ اللہ اسے ہمیشہ خوش رکھے۔ وہ میری دل کی دھڑکن ہے۔ میں نے اسے آیرا اس لیے نام دیا کیونکہ اس کا مطلب ہوتا ہے "عزت والی" یعنی قابلِ احترام۔

• Shagufta, Sialkot

We were looking for a short Muslim girl name that felt special but not too common. When I came across Zara, something about it just felt right. Now I sing her name softly when I put her to sleep “Zara, Zara…” and she smiles every time, like she knows it’s her little song... cute Masha Allah

• Aima, Lahore

We named our son Kiyan, and honestly, the moment I heard it, I just knew it was the one. It’s simple, beautiful, and felt so special to me. When we announced the name at his aqiqa, my whole family loved it — everyone said it sounded graceful and unique. I’m really happy we chose it; it just feels right for him.

• Saima, Karachi