Islamic Names with Meanings in Urdu and English

Discover meaningful Muslim baby names for boys and girls, with Urdu translations, origins, and cultural significance.

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Discover the Beauty of Islamic Names

Selecting an Islamic name for your newborn is a cherished tradition in Muslim culture. Names carry deep spiritual and cultural significance, often reflecting attributes of Allah, the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), or noble qualities. Our database offers a comprehensive collection of names with meanings in Urdu and English, helping parents choose names that inspire faith and virtue.

Why Choose Our Platform?

  • Extensive database of over 200 names
  • Accurate Urdu and English meanings
  • Filter by gender and category
  • Pronunciation and copy features
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Names like Abdullah (servant of Allah), Aisha (alive), and Ali (noble) are rooted in Islamic history and carry profound meanings. Our platform ensures you find authentic names with verified origins.

The Significance of Islamic Names

In Islam, a name is a reflection of identity and faith. The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) advised choosing names with positive meanings to inspire good character. Names derived from the Quran or the 99 Names of Allah, such as Ar-Rahman (The Merciful) or Al-Qadir (The Capable), are particularly revered.

Tips for Choosing a Muslim Baby Name

  1. Consider Meaning: Choose names with positive attributes, like Zainab (fragrant plant) or Omar (long-lived).
  2. Pronunciation: Ensure the name is easy to pronounce in your community.
  3. Cultural Relevance: Select names that resonate with your heritage, such as Fatima for girls or Bilal for boys.
  4. Consult Family: Involve family members or scholars for guidance on religious significance.
  5. Use Our Tool: Filter by gender or search for specific meanings to find the perfect name.
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