Islamic Names
Explore meaningful Islamic names for boys and girls — each with its meaning, Arabic spelling and origin. Search a name, browse A–Z, or filter by gender to find the perfect Muslim baby name.
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Shukla
شُکلہ
Meaning: A mixture of colours; resemblance
Origin: Arabic
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Girl
Shurfa
شُرفہ
Meaning: High place
Origin: Arabic
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Girl
Siddiqa
صدیقہ
Meaning: Utterly truthful, ever-affirming
Origin: Arabic
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Girl
Sidra
سدرة
Meaning: The lote tree at the utmost boundary
Origin: Arabic
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Girl
Sighra
صِغرہ
Meaning: The youngest child
Origin: Arabic
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Girl
Sinwa
صِنْوہ
Meaning: Shoot of a tree; full sister; daughter
Origin: Arabic
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Girl
Siyanat
صیانت
Meaning: Protection, safeguarding
Origin: Arabic
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Sofia
صوفیہ
Meaning: Woman of pure heart, devout worshipper
Origin: Arabic
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Girl
Sughra
صغریٰ
Meaning: Youngest, smallest
Origin: Arabic
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Boy
Suhaib
صهيب
Meaning: Of reddish hair or complexion
Origin: Arabic
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Boy
Sulaiman
سليمان
Meaning: Man of peace (Prophet Solomon)
Origin: Arabic
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Girl
Sultana
سلطانہ
Meaning: Ruler, sovereign woman
Origin: Arabic
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Sulwa
سُلوہ
Meaning: Springtime of life; consoling
Origin: Arabic
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Girl
Sumayyah
سمية
Meaning: High above; the first martyr of Islam
Origin: Arabic
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Suraiya
ثریا
Meaning: Cluster of stars, the Pleiades
Origin: Arabic
About Islamic names and their meanings
Choosing a good name is one of the first rights a child has upon their parents. The Prophet Muhammad ﷺ encouraged giving beautiful, meaningful names, and many Muslims look for Islamic baby names rooted in the Qur'an, the names of the prophets, and the companions.
This directory brings together popular Muslim names for boys and girls, each shown with its meaning, Arabic spelling and linguistic origin — whether Arabic, Persian or Quranic. Use the search to look up a specific name or a meaning such as “light” or “mercy”, filter by gender, or browse alphabetically from A to Z.
If you would like guidance on naming from an Islamic perspective, you can always ask a Mufti a question or explore our collection of duas.