Collection · 15 names
Muslim girl names, with meaning
Names from Arabic and Persian traditions, each with its meaning, origin and how to say it. Tap a heart to keep one for your list.
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Maryam
Arabic form of Miriam; often read as "beloved"
Mother of Isa (Jesus); Surah Maryam (19) is named after her.
Aisha
Living, full of life
A wife of the Prophet Muhammad and a great teacher of early Islam.
Fatima
One who weans; one who abstains
Daughter of the Prophet Muhammad.
Khadija
Born early
The Prophet's first wife, a respected merchant.
Zainab
Often given as "fragrant flower"; the origin is debated
Name of the Prophet's daughter and granddaughter.
Noor
Light
Surah An-Nur (24) is "The Light".
Iman
Faith, belief
Layla
Night
Known from the classic love story of Layla and Majnun.
Inaya
Care, concern, kindness
Hana
Happiness, bliss
Safiya
Pure; a true friend
A wife of the Prophet Muhammad.
Amira
Princess, leader
Yasmin
Jasmine flower
Samira
Companion in evening talk
Sara
Princess, noble lady
Wife of the Prophet Ibrahim (Abraham).
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Quick answers
What is a timeless Muslim girl name?
Maryam, Aisha and Fatima have been loved for centuries. Each belongs to a woman honoured in Islamic history, and all three are still popular today.
Which girl names come from the Quran?
Maryam is the only woman named in the Quran, and a whole surah carries her name. Names like Noor and Iman are Quranic words rather than names of people.
What is a modern Muslim girl name?
Inaya, Hana and Safiya feel fresh while keeping a clear meaning. They are short, easy to say in many languages, and well liked in the UK and India.
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