323 namesislamic baby names

Islamic & Muslim Baby Names

Islamic baby names carry meanings of faith, virtue, and blessing, drawn from Arabic and Quranic tradition. Each name below includes its meaning and origin.

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323 names

Michael

Who is like God?

HebrewMY-kul
godstrong

Ava

Life, bird, water

LatinAY-vuh
lifewater

Isabella

Devoted to God, pledged to God

Hebrewiz-uh-BEL-uh
godspiritual

John

God is gracious

HebrewJON
godgrace

Elijah

My God is Yahweh, the Lord is my God

Hebrewee-LY-juh
godspiritual

Thomas

From Aramaic "toma," meaning twin; borne by the apostle Thomas in the New Testament

AramaicTOM-as
godstrong

Elizabeth

My God is an oath, pledged to God

Hebreweh-LIZ-uh-beth
godspiritual

Matthew

Gift of God

HebrewMATH-yoo
godgift

Daniel

God is my judge

HebrewDAN-yul
godwisdom

Jack

God is gracious, supplanter

HebrewJAK
godgrace

Hannah

Grace, favour; from the Hebrew "Channah," meaning grace or favour as in favoured by God

HebrewHAN-ah
gracegift

Joseph

He will add, God will increase

HebrewJO-zef
godgrace

Joshua

The Lord is my salvation

HebrewJOSH-oo-uh
godsalvation

Mateo

Gift of God; the Spanish form of Matthew, derived from the Hebrew Mattityahu meaning gift of Yahweh

Hebrewmah-TAY-oh
giftgod

Samuel

God has heard, name of God

HebrewSAM-yoo-el
godspiritual

Christopher

Bearer of Christ, Christ-carrier

GreekKRIS-toh-fer
godspiritual

Eliana

God has answered me; from the Hebrew composed of "El" (God) and "ana" (answered)

Hebrewel-ee-AH-nah
godmiracle

Mary

Beloved; wished-for child; bitterness; the English form of Maria, derived from the Hebrew Miriam, with possible meanings including beloved, bitter, or drop of the sea

HebrewMAIR-ee
lovegrace

Grace

Charm, goodness, divine favor

LatinGRAYS
gracebeauty

Gabriel

God is my strength

HebrewGAY-bree-ul
godstrong

Eli

My God or ascension; from the Hebrew "Eli" meaning "my God" or "high"

HebrewEE-lye
godsky

Gianna

God is gracious; Italian feminine diminutive of Giovanni (John), from the Hebrew "Yochanan" meaning God is gracious

Hebrewjee-AH-nah
godgrace

Theo

Short form of Theodore or Theophilus, from Greek "theos" meaning God and "doron" meaning gift

GreekTHEE-oh
godgift

Natalie

Born on Christmas Day; derived from the Latin natalis meaning birthday, specifically referring to the birthday of the Lord

LatinNAT-uh-lee
rebirthjoy

Aaliyah

Exalted, sublime, to ascend

Arabicah-LEE-yah
royaltygrace

Caleb

Faithful, devotion to God, whole-hearted

HebrewKAY-leb
godstrong

Freya

Lady or noblewoman; from the Old Norse "Freyja" meaning lady, the Norse goddess of love, beauty, and fertility

GermanicFRAY-ah
lovebeauty

Julia

Feminine form of Julius, derived from the Roman family name meaning "youthful" or "descended from Jove (Jupiter)"

LatinJOO-lee-ah
godsky

Layla

Night, dark beauty

ArabicLAY-luh
nightdark

Isaiah

Salvation of the Lord

Hebreweye-ZAY-uh
godsalvation

Nathan

He gave, gift of God

HebrewNAY-thun
godgrace

Isabelle

God is my oath or devoted to God; a French variant of Isabel, from the Hebrew "Elisheba" meaning God is my oath

HebrewIZ-ah-bel
godgrace

Benjamin

Son of the right hand, son of my strength

HebrewBEN-juh-min
stronggod

Chris

Bearer of Christ, anointed

GreekKRIS
godlight

Isaac

He will laugh; from the Hebrew "Yitzhak," meaning laughter or he laughs, referring to Sarah laughing at God's promise

HebrewEYE-zik
joygod

Theodore

Gift of God, divine gift

GreekTHEE-oh-dor
godgrace

Madeline

Woman from Magdala; derived from the Hebrew place name Migdal, meaning tower

HebrewMAD-uh-lin
godlight

Matt

Gift of God

HebrewMAT
godgift

Bennett

Blessed, little blessed one

LatinBEN-it
gracegift

Eliza

My God is an oath; short form of Elizabeth, from the Hebrew "Elisheba" meaning pledged to God

Hebreweh-LY-zah
godgrace

Mike

Who is like God?; a short form of Michael, from the Hebrew Mikha'el meaning who is like God

HebrewMYK
god

Sam

Short form of Samuel or Samantha; from Hebrew "Shemu'el" meaning "God has heard" or "name of God"

HebrewSAM
god

Jayden

Thankful to God or God has heard; a modern name possibly derived from the Hebrew "Jadon" meaning thankful

HebrewJAY-den
godgift

Lila

From the Arabic "layla" meaning "night" or from the Sanskrit "lila" meaning "divine play"; also related to the flower lilac

ArabicLY-lah
nightbeauty

Jane

God is gracious

HebrewJAYN
godgrace

Jesus

God saves, the Lord is salvation

HebrewHEY-sus (Spanish) / JEE-zus (English)
godspiritual

Ezra

Help, aid, helper

HebrewEZ-ruh
godwisdom

Gabrielle

God is my strength; French feminine form of Gabriel, from the Hebrew "Gavriel" meaning God is my mighty one

Hebrewgab-ree-EL
godstrong

Jonathan

God has given; from the Hebrew "Yehonatan," meaning God has given or gift of God

HebrewJON-ah-thun
godgift

Maddie

Diminutive of Madeline or Madison; from the Hebrew "Magdalene" meaning "woman from Magdala" or from Old English place name "Maud's son"

HebrewMAD-ee
godgrace

Nathaniel

God has given

Hebrewnuh-THAN-ee-ul
godgrace

Yusuf

Arabic form of Joseph, from Hebrew "Yosef" meaning God will increase or God will add

HebrewYOO-suf
godgift

Ariel

Lion of God

HebrewAIR-ee-el
godstrong

Iris

Rainbow, messenger of the gods

GreekEYE-ris
lightbeauty

Jaxon

Son of Jack; a modern variant of Jackson, ultimately from the Hebrew John meaning God is gracious

HebrewJAK-sun
godstrong

Josiah

The Lord heals, God supports

Hebrewjo-ZY-uh
godspiritual

Rafael

From Hebrew "Rafa'el" meaning "God has healed" or "God heals"

Hebrewraf-ay-EL
godmiracle

Talia

Hebrew name meaning dew of God or gentle rain from heaven

HebrewTAL-ee-ah
naturegod

Amara

Grace, eternal, immortal

Igboah-MAR-uh
graceeternal

Jeremiah

God will uplift, appointed by God

Hebrewjer-uh-MY-uh
godspiritual

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