43 Quranic Girl Names For A Sweet Child Of Allah

A catalog of sacred names brimming with divine significance.

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The names of girls in the Quran are captivating and carry deep meanings. Those who follow the Islamic faith greatly respect the Quranic girl names. Familiarity with Islam reveals a noticeable trend of using many of the names that draw direct inspiration from the Holy Quran. Within its pages, one finds the very words unveiled to the Holy Prophet Muhammad throughout twenty-three years. It serves as the Holy Book or Scriptures for Muslims (1). These names, which usually originate from Arabic, are like precious gems, holding deep meanings and significance. Each name carries a message of goodness, virtue, or historical importance, just like pages from a book. These names are like gentle whispers, shaping a child's character and connecting them to the wisdom of Islam. For girls, the names resemble the birds and the delicateness of flowers, reflecting the timeless values of beauty, modesty, and goodness. These names are like a bridge to the past, a link to Islamic heritage and the qualities that define womanhood. Bestowing a Quranic name upon a child is like placing the Lord’s choicest blessings on them and providing them with a constant reminder of the divine teachings and guidance found in the Holy book. It's a way to ensure that the child's journey through life is guided by the wisdom of the Quran's verses. Each name, from the soft murmurs of Aayat to the strong echo of Thazeen, holds a fragment of history, a small piece of knowledge, and a glimmer of motivation. These names from the Quran mean more than just a name. They're like a bright light showing the way for your child, helping them find meaning. When things change quickly, these timeless names stand the test of times. They stand as proof of the lasting intelligence of the Quran, giving us a peek into the lessons and tales that have influenced societies and civilizations. Allow the names within this thoughtfully selected collection to serve as a source of inspiration when choosing your child’s name to nurture a lasting bond with the abundant spiritual legacy of Islam.

Name	Gender	Meaning
Ayah	Girl	A sign of miracle; God's existence and greatness; The verses of Quran
Annaya	Girl	The end; Care; Protection; God answers
Yelina	Boy	Tender; Delicate
Zarrah	Girl	Visitor; Pilgrim
Nooriya	Unisex	Light; Radiant
Tiam	Unisex	Beloved
Marriam	Girl	Pious and God-fearing woman devoted to God
Taahira	Girl	Pure; Chaste
Fariah	Girl	Slim; Tall; Woman with beautiful long hair
Tayyibah	Girl	A chaste woman

Aabida	Girl	Worshiper; Devotee; Adorer
Adn	Girl	A place of everlasting bliss
Afana	Girl	A modest; Virtuous person; Chaste
Alveera	Girl	Originality; Perseverance; Speaker of truth despite obstacles
Aseela	Girl	Deep rooted; Original; High born; Creative
Bahaar	Girl	Beautiful spring season; Peaceful
Maslama	Girl	A feeling of safety and security
Mastoorah	Girl	A woman who is hidden, covered and modest
Mawadda	Girl	A loving and compassionate woman
Mawaddah	Girl	Harmonious; Sympathetic; Loving

Nuhaa	Girl	Intelligence; Ability to think; Reason; Mind
Ruwaa	Girl	One with a beautiful appearance
Ruwayd	Girl	One who is like a soft breeze; A leader
Suhair	Girl	Wakeful at night;
Tayyebah	Girl	A chaste woman
Afeerah	Girl	Blonde; Fair-skinned
Akifah	Girl	Devoted; Focused; A woman who dedicates her life to Allah
Iffah	Girl	A pure and modest girl; One who abstains from all bad things
Tazeen	Girl	Decoration; Adornment; Makeup
Illiyeen	Girl	High status; Exalted

Zaafirah	Girl	Sapphire; Victorious; Successful
Samawat	Girl	Skies; Heavens
Salihat	Girl	Good deeds
Bayyinat	Girl	Clear signs or clear proof
Laibah	Unisex	A beautiful woman
Saneya	Unisex	Sublime; Noble; Superb
Saudah	Girl	Palm trees
Atya	Unisex	Gift from Allah
Faira	Unisex	Tall; Slim
Maysha	Girl	Living; Life; Existence; Way of life

Erha	Unisex	To tranquilize; To make calm
Alinah	Unisex	Delicate; Soft; Pliable
Haania	Boy	Happiness; Joyful

This collection of Quranic girl names and their meanings offers a lovely variety of name choices tied to Islamic heritage. Every name has a special meaning which is strongly linked to the Holy Quran. As you begin the process of choosing a name, may the Quran's words serve as a guiding light. May the name you pick lead and guide your child through life's journey.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the significance of choosing Quranic baby girl names, and what values and beliefs do they represent?

The Holy Quran is a spiritual book that passes down the teachings of Prophet Muhammad. According to Islam, a baby's name should announce its beauty and its implications for life by connecting the child to its creator. It is for this reason that Prophet Muhammad named felicitous names to people and places. Names like Muhammad, meaning ‘praised’ and Fatima, meaning ‘captivating,’ reflect a strong sense of Islamic heritage. These help children to connect to their values and beliefs.

2. What are the meanings and origins of popular Quranic baby girl names, and how do they reflect Islamic beliefs and values?

Baby girl names in Quran are inspired by figures in the Holy book. Such names have Arabic roots and they help instill a sense of Islamic cultural heritage in the child. The names reflect Islamic values like patience, forgiveness, and justice and many of them have meanings that are rooted in the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad. Some popular girl names with Arabic roots include Aalifa, which means ‘compassionate,’ Aaliyah, which is the feminine variant of Ali and means ‘high,’ and Ameira, which means ‘leader’ or ‘commander.’ Bayyinat is another popular girl name that occurs 52 times in Quran.

3. Are there any gender-neutral or unisex Quranic names that can be used for baby girls?

Yes, there are various gender-neutral Quranic names you can use for your girl. Some of the popular ones are Aamirah meaning ‘abundant,’ Dara, meaning ‘possessor,’ Zain meaning ‘beauty,’ and Isa, meaning ‘a Prophet named Jesus.’

Infographic: Spiritual Quranic Baby Names For Girls

When parents give their child a Quranic name, that is, a name from the holy book of Islam, it helps them link the child to the teachings and beliefs of Islam. This act calls for blessings and safety from the Almighty. Selecting a Quranic name for your baby reflects your faith and dedication to Islamic values. Go through our infographic below, where we've compiled some beautiful Quranic names for baby girls.

glorious quranic names for your daughter (infographic)

References

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The Holy Qur’an
https://www.alislam.org/quran/

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