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One who abstains, pure, weaning; motherly and pious
Spiritual cleanliness and moral purity (Taharah & Tazkiyah) are pillars of Islamic lifestyle and personal character.
184 Islamic & Muslim names found
According to verified Islamic lexicography, popular Muslim names directly translating to or embodying "Pure & Chaste" include:
One who abstains, pure, weaning; motherly and pious
Early baby; pure, faithful, Mother of the Believers
Virtuous woman, miss, eloquent woman.
Pure, generous.
Pure, translucent, fresh, clean. Its literal meaning is made of water, like water.
Original, pure, true.
Chaste, virtuous, decent, pure
Chaste
Pure, chaste, virtuous
Chaste, modest
Chaste, modest
Virtuous
Anahit is an Avestan (an ancient Persian language) name for girls that means pure. It is a variant of the Avestan word Anahita.
Pure, innocent, unblemished, without flaw, non-corrupt.
Armita is a Persian name for girls that comes from the Avestan language and means pious, virtuous, pure, humble.
Arnoush is a Persian name for girls that is made up of the root Ar (pure, noble) and noush (eternal, everlasting), thus creating the meaning of pure and everlasting, noble and eternal.
Arsheeda is a Persian name for girls that is made up of Ar (noble and pure) + sheed (brilliant) and the suffix a (used for creating names), thus creating the meaning of noble and brilliant, pure and dazzling.
Pure and virtuous girl, made up of the words Arta (pure) and dokht (girl). Artadokht is the name of a learned woman in ancient Iranian history who acted as an economist and treasurer for the Parthian Empire.
Righteous daughter, virtuous daughter. It is formed from Arta- (pure, sacred) and -dukht (short form of dukhtar, which means daughter).
Pure, virtuous, holy. It is made up of Art (pure) + een (attribution suffix) + a (name building suffix).
Pure as water
Pure, enduring, respectable.
Pure. Asfiya is an Arabic name for girls and less commonly for boys that means pure ones, just ones, holy ones. It is the plural of Safee. When spelling it in English, the name should not have an h at the end (thus Asfiyah is wrong).
Noble origin, pure
Beloved names like Tahir, Tahira, Safi, Safiyya, Maryam (symbol of purity), and Zakiyya represent a pristine, incorruptible heart.
"On the Day of Resurrection, you will be called by your names and by your fathers' names, so give yourselves good names." โ Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), Sunan Abu Dawood
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