Modern Muslim Girls Names A to Z

Muslim Girls Names A to Z like Mirha, Zimal, Anaya, Eshal, and Hoorain offer timeless appeal with unique significance. Find a beautiful, versatile collection of Muslim girl names that are elegant, spiritually oriented, and culturally rich. Every name has a diverse Islamic context and signifies values of love, purity and strength. Be it the names of Arabic origin or of a new Islamic style, discover the perfect name that complements the tradition and gifts your child with the blessings of identity. Explore significant Muslim baby girl names here.

Popular Muslim Girl Names of The Week

Name Meaning
Sumaiyaa Pure, Exalted, High, Chaste View Detail
Wareesha Lightening View Detail
Umaiza Beautiful and Bright View Detail
Hoorain Beatutiful Eyes, Fabulous Friend, Women Of Paradise View Detail
Anaya Caring, Guardian, Protector, Concern View Detail
Saniya Radiant, Brilliant, High, Exalted View Detail
Aleena Good-Looking View Detail
Abeeha her father, nickname of Hazrat Fatima View Detail
Anaizah Gift of God View Detail
Rumaisa Wind that scatters dust, hides tracks, footprints View Detail

10K+ Muslim Girl Names A to Z

Name Meaning
Makhra Small boat View Detail
Roshan Brightness of the light View Detail
Wasifah One who describes View Detail
Quddoos Big Clean View Detail
Bassam One Who Smiles A Lot View Detail
Qarba Close View Detail
Zullhaa Shade View Detail
Chashida Was Tasted, Experienced View Detail
Seyyal Traveler View Detail
Laqa Vision, Dowry, Meeting View Detail
Naseeka Nusuk arabic sacrifice, piece of gold View Detail
Aasiha Decoration View Detail
Luloah Variant Of Lu'lu: Pearls, Gems. View Detail
Matana gift View Detail
Zenab Beautiful View Detail
Feerozah A precious stone Daughter of al-Mazfar, She was a scholar, narrator of Hadith and a very righteous woman View Detail
Afirah Kind View Detail
Hesther Star View Detail
Gaazah Swing View Detail
Ettie Star, Myrtle Leaf View Detail
Sha'ista Well Bred, Polite. View Detail
Rakina Firm, steady, fem. of Rakin. View Detail
Malmal Soft View Detail
Salimah Safe, Healthy,sound. View Detail
Lakeesha Woman. View Detail
Fatim A Woman Worthy Of The Ut-Most Praise View Detail
Yieshah Woman View Detail
Haruni Messengership View Detail
Sangina Polite. View Detail
Ghayad Delicacy, Slender, Softness Of A Woman View Detail
Nooraniyah Luminous, brilliant. View Detail
Fahmi'b Wise, Understanding. View Detail
Asara Hope View Detail
Ikleel Crown, Garland View Detail
Naajidah Courageous, a lady who accomplishes difficult or takes libertasks. one who appeals for help ties. View Detail
Moufida necessary View Detail
Quddoosiyyah A girl who is free from any physical or moral defects,a blessed girl. a pious girl,celestial. View Detail
Riqbah Name of the wife of Prophet View Detail
Hira Noor The Name Of The Hill Where The Quran Was Revealed To The Prophet, Light and Radiance View Detail
Fareefta Devotee, lover. View Detail
Kunniyat Surname View Detail
Shabtab Natural Fireflies View Detail
Suml Name of an early distinguisher. View Detail
Yeghman Battle won View Detail
Joozher they are noble and maintain their dignity level. They are natural, nice and jolly in nature. They forgive easily. View Detail
Khayriyyah Charitable, Good. View Detail
Makhdooma Variant Of Makhduma: Served. View Detail
Tamjid Praise Of God View Detail
Kaneezah Firm (of flish), sturdy View Detail
Zawala Endeavor To View Detail
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