Generosity, loyalty
Intelligent, Sharp-minded, Brave, or Wise.
Houri of paradise, women of heaven
Colocynth, bitter gourd plant, name of a companion of the Prophet (PBUH)
Houris, beautiful-eyed women of paradise
Houris, beautiful-eyed companions of paradise, with a modest gaze
Happiness, bliss, joy
Modern spelling variant of English Haven: a safe place or refuge.
Arabic: gentle, patient, and forbearing.
Arabic: reddish or rosy-cheeked; also traditionally associated with Aisha.
Arabic: one who gathers; also an epithet of Prophet Muhammad in Islamic tradition.
English place and surname name. The popular claim “does well in the face of adversity” is not an established etymology.
Arabic: the name of the valley where the Battle of Hunayn took place; Hunayn is mentioned in Quran 9:25.
Persian: a mythical bird associated with good fortune.
Arabic: likely a spelling variant of Usayd, “little lion”; this exact spelling is uncommon.
Arabic: guide or one who leads. Al-Hadi (“the Guide”) is a divine name; Hadi is also used as a personal name.
Joyful, cheerful, fresh, blooming
Name of an Arab tribe (Hudhayl)
Compassion, mercy, tenderness
Wise, intelligent, rational, sensible, understanding
Little cat, kitten
Modern Muslim-used name; “guidance” is a popular gloss, but a clear Arabic etymology for this spelling is not confirmed.
Beautiful, pretty woman
One who praises much, ever-praising
Son of hans, john
Beloved
Broad, generous, abundant
Warrior
Leader, the colour of rising sun
Colocynth, bitter gourd plant
Dignified
Bright fighter
House
Associate, coworker
Moon rays
Myrtle tree
Joy
Title of respect, presence
Handsome, good, beautiful, benefactor
Wise, insightful, and decisive
Resting place, pleasant
Eyes
Gift of god
Heart, heart touching
Emigrant, name of the mother of Prophet Ismail (AS)
Joyful, happy, joyous
Gentle, kind, soft-spoken, patient, mild
Lion, steadfast, name of an uncle of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)