Zakariya
Name of a Prophet (AS)
1,100 Islamic & Muslim names found
Name of a Prophet (AS)
A Prophet
Someone who believes in Allah, faith
One who praises Allah
One who remembers Allah regularly
One who praises Allah
Zamila is an indirect Quranic name for girls. It is an ancient Arabic name without a clearly defined meaning, but since it is derived from the Z-M-L root (wrapped up, modesty), it has meanings of modest, bashful, virtuous.
Zaml is an indirect Quranic name for boys. It is an ancient Arabic name without a clearly defined meaning, but since it is derived from the Z-M-L root (wrapped up, modesty), it has meanings of modest, bashful, virtuous.
She was a narrator of Hadith
A narrator of Hadith
Zardasht refers to the prophet Zoroaster, founder of Zoroastrianism. Zoroaster is considered a true prophet sent by God by some Muslim scholars, and his followers are considered people of the Book, similar to Christians and Jews, for this reason...
It's an indirect Quranic name for boys that means likeness, similarity, type, hitter, fierce attacker. It is derived from the DHAD-R-B root found in many places in the Quran..
A companion of Prophet SAW
She was a narrator of Hadith
She Was A Narrator Of Hadith.
Abundance, growth, progress, and increase in goodness
Ornament of the worshipers (of Allah), Best of the worshipers (of Allah)
Ornament of the worshipers (of Allah), Best of the worshipers (of Allah)
Beautiful and Radiant.. Zeeana is an indirect Quranic name for girls that means beautification, adornment. It is a non-standard word derived from the names Zyan and Zayana.For more information see: Zyan, Zayana
Name of a prophet's daughter
(Zaahir), Apparent, evident , One of the attributesof Allah Almighty.
Visit, visitation. It is derived from the Z-W-R root which is used in the Quran in verse 102:2.. Competition in worldly increase diverts you.Until you visit the graveyards. (Quran 2:102)
Another name for the Quran, reminder
Memory, recollection, thoughts of the past, remembrance. The word Zikra is used about 20 times in the Quran.. In standard Arabic,Zikra pronounced with a th sound at the beginning, similar to the word that in English.