Your questions about muslim baby girls name with meaning

Baby Talk answers:

http://www.muslimbabynames.net/

Baby Talk answers:

Ad’ifaah Smart, talented.
Binesh Clever.
Binish Clever, Intelligent
Haziqah Clever, intelligent, beautiful.
Akleema Beautiful. One of the daughters of Adam (A.S). Alia Beautiful.
Alina Beautiful.
Alishaba Beautiful sunshine.
Aneeqa Beautiful.
Asmara Beautiful butterfly.
Awa Beautiful angel, night.
Bahiya Beautiful, Radiant
Bahiyah, Bahiya, Bahiyaa Beautiful, radiant
Basaaria Beautiful, Prior
Daania Beautiful.
Erina Beautiful lady.
Faria Beautiful, kind and loving.
Ghadah Beautiful.
Ghadah, Ghaada Beautiful
Ghania Beautiful

You can search by meaning at the following site.. There are HEAPS!!

Baby Talk answers:

There are so many sites with baby names online and also for muslim specific names so my advice is to google it. e.g. I did a quick check and one site that gives a long list with the meanings is —> http://www.names4muslims.com/baby-girls.php

Good luck

Baby Talk answers:

boys- andrew, cole, colin, harrison, heath, jacob, michael, solomon, thomas, william, alexander, christopher, donovan, emmanuel, enrique, jonathon, nathaniel, nicholas, roberto, salvador, samuel, timothy, benjamin, blake, daniel, ethan, graham, julian, liam, mason, patrick, alejandro, christian

girls- anna, candace, elizabeth, grace, hope, jessica, julia, lauren, madison, olivia, sarah, abigail, alexandra, angelina, constance, gabriella, gabrielle, alejandra, kimberly, rebecca, ashley, bella, danielle, dominique, emma, isabella, michelle, nicole, liliana, lilly, erin, addison, carrie, erica, zoey

Baby Talk answers:

Lamia (said Lam-YA – my mother spells her name “Lamia” but when I looked up Muslim names, the name was listed spelled with a Y so I put that name down below; some sources say that Lamia means glisten, glitter) *
Lamya (possessing brown lips – lahm YAH)
Lina (delicate, compassionate – said Lee-na)
Layla (said Lay-la, dark beauty)
Zahra (flower)
Afrah (means happiness) *
Athar (means pure)
Bajila (dignified, venerated)
Bashiyra (joy)
Basima (smiling)
Farhana (joyful, happy)
Fariha (happy)
Fatthana (very beautiful)
Cantara (bridge)
Buthayna (beautiful woman – said boo thay nah) *
Halimah (patient, merciful) *
Hasna (strong)
Haniyya (pleasant)
Hayfa (delicate, slender) *
Lamees/Lamis (soft to the touch)
Madiha (praise, commendation) *
Nadiyya (generous)
Nawfa (exalted, high)
Rana (attractive, eye catching; elegant)
Safa (clearness, purity)
Safiyya (sincere friend) *
Saja (calm, serene)
Sana/Sanaa (brilliance)
Samya/Samia (Elevated status; lofty, high, exalted – Samya/Samia rhymes with Lamya/Lamia)
Sarab (to flow)
Shahana (royal)
Yasmina (yas MEE nah, means Jasmine flower)

If you live in America, you might want to think of the ways school children and future potential employers will look at the name (like if the name says FAT in it).

The ones I like the best are *ed.

Good luck!