Generosity, loyalty
Intelligent, Sharp-minded, Brave, or Wise.
Farthest, remotest, name of Masjid al-Aqsa
Cheerfulness, happiness
Grace, favour, good influence, bounty
Faithful, honest
One who intercedes on the Day of Judgment
Houri of paradise, women of heaven
Light, radiance, splendour
Noble woman, honourable and respectful lady
Meaning disputed; Arabic word means near or close.
Noble, of exalted rank, protected by God
Pleasure, joy, delight
Examples, proverbs, parables
Peace, tranquility, form of Sulayma (Solomon)
Colocynth, bitter gourd plant, name of a companion of the Prophet (PBUH)
Entertaining companion, good friend, one who converses at night
Recognition, knowledge, wisdom
Lady, companion, mistress
Turn towards allah
Houris, beautiful-eyed women of paradise
Merciful, compassionate
Camel seat for women
Young camel, name of a companion of the Prophet (PBUH) who fought at Badr
Joyful, one who receives good news
Houris, beautiful-eyed companions of paradise, with a modest gaze
Happiness, bliss, joy
Bright face, radiant
Entertaining companion, one who converses in the evening
Arabic: the lote tree at the furthest boundary; a Quranic term.
Arabic: capable or strong. In some Islamic accounts, Asif is named as a minister of Prophet Solomon.
Arabic name: respected, honorable, noble.
Arabic: gift or grant; in Urdu name use, “gift from Allah.”
Arabic: a woman who fasts.
Arabic: deep feeling or emotion; sometimes ecstasy.
Arabic: the Quranic letters Ta-Ha. Some scholars also call Taha a name of Prophet Muhammad; this view is disputed.
Arabic: tower; also a zodiac sign or constellation.
Arabic: gentle, patient, and forbearing.
Arabic: long-lived or flourishing. Umar ibn al-Khattab was the second caliph.
Arabic: blessedness and good fortune; also linked in Islamic tradition to a tree in Paradise.
Arabic: ascent or upward journey. Miraj refers to the night journey and ascent of Prophet Muhammad.
Arabic: one who decides; a judge or arbiter.
Arabic: reddish or rosy-cheeked; also traditionally associated with Aisha.
Arabic: one who gathers; also an epithet of Prophet Muhammad in Islamic tradition.
Arabic: the name of the valley where the Battle of Hunayn took place; Hunayn is mentioned in Quran 9:25.
South Asian Muslim usage: commonly explained as “tigress”; the exact Arabic derivation is disputed.
Arabic: care, concern, or attentive attention.
Arabic: a diminutive of Aws, commonly interpreted as “little wolf” or “gift.” The name is also associated with Uways al-Qarani, a revered Muslim ascetic.