📖 👧 Quranic Girl Names

Quranic Girl Baby Names

376 Islamic & Muslim names found

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مصممة

Musamma

Definite, determined, specified. It is used 21 times in the Quran.

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موسيقاه

Musaykah

She narrated hadith from Sayyidina Ayshah

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مزدلفة

Muzdalifa

Muzdalifa is an indirect Quranic name for girls that refers to a place between Mount Arafah and Mina, which the pilgrims pass through during Haj proceedings.

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نقيبا

Naqeeba

Representative, leader. It is derived from the N-Q-B root which is used three times in the Quran.

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نسيبة

Naseeba

Appropriate, fitting, proper and noble, ladylike. It is derived from the N-S-B root (lineage) which is used in many places in the Quran.

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ناصيف

Naseefa

Naseefa is an indirect Quranic name for girls. It means speech that is spoken in secret. It is derived from the N-S-F root which has meanings of scattering, uprooting, and speaking in secret.

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نفيسه

Nufaysah

Name of the daughter of Munyah who arranged the marriage of the Prophet PBUH with Sayyidah Khadijah RA.

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عهود

Ouhood

Promise and Covenant. Ouhood is an indirect Quranic name for girls that means promises, covenants. It is the plural form of the girl name Ahd. Ouhood is derived from the AIN-H26-D root which is used in many places in the Quran.

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أولى

Oula

First, foremost, it is the feminine of Awwal. It is used 20 times in the Quran.

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قانتا

Qanita

Virtuous, Pious, God-Fearing and Devoted to God. Qanita means a woman who is truly devoted to God, constant in worshiping Him and praying. The Quran uses the word to describe Maryam/Mary mother of Prophet Isa/Jesus.

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قرات

Qiraat

Recitation of the Quran. It is derived from the Q-R-HAMZ (he/she read or recited) which is used in many places in the Quran, and is also the root for the word Quran (which literally means The Reading, The Recitation):