Girls' names
- Maya (“a princess”)
- Laila/Layla (an Arabic literary
character)
- Aaliyah (“highly exalted”)
- Aisha/Ayesha (“prosperous”; wife of
Prophet Mohammed)
- Iman (“faith”)
- Zahra (“radiant”)
- Alesha (“protected by God”)
- Ariana (“vivacious”)
- Maryam/Mariam (mother of Prophet Isa
[Jesus], the Biblical Mary)
- Yasmin (the flower jasmine)
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Boys' names
- Mohammed (all spellings) (“one who
is praiseworthy”; a Prophet)
- Omar (“one who has a long life”)
- Ali (“sublime”; cousin and
son-in-law of the Prophet Mohammad)
- Hamza (“lion”; the Prophet
Mohammed’s uncle)
- Ibrahim (“kind father”; a Prophet)
- Isaiah (“God will help”; a Prophet)
- Abdullah (“servant of Allah”)
- Ayaan (“Allah gifted”)
- Youssef (“to increase in power and
influence”)
- Ahmad (“more commendable”)
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