my baby girl will be nameless :(

[Nain]

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Worry sha / means khushi:wub:
Reem / ankhun ki dhandak

[raania]

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My sons name has a HUGE impact on his personality and that’s why we’re finding it tough deciding on a girls name. I like the name zairah but it means visitor or ziarat kernay wali. While the name sounds nice the meaning isn’t too deep. I love emaan but hubby doesn’t like generic names like emaan dua noor. Then I like zuha, but it just means light of dawn.
Please keep the names and meanings coming people. I am hoping to magically stumble upon the perfect name one of these days.

[shopping_fan]

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@raania

My sons name has a HUGE impact on his personality and that’s why we’re finding it tough deciding on a girls name.

raania, that’s why I gave you that suggestion in your blog.

[yanzala]

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@IndiGo_Rain

Yanzala, take as an example the name Abid or Abida. This name means ibadat/worship/worshiper. But it doesn’t specifically mean Allah ki ibadat or worshiper of Allah. But the parents who give this name to their child would have the intention of it being Allah’s worship. The name Dua means prayer, but it doesn’t specifically mean Allah se dua karna. Afterall Hindus n Jews n Christians n Buddhists make dua too. But the intention as to who the dua is made too depends upon the parents’ religion. If they are Muslim, then naturally they see dua as prayer made to Allah alone. Tum kuch zyada nahi soch rahay/rahi?

Make sure that Anabia does indeed mean ruju because some of these websites …you can tell that there’s no certainty with the meanings…like a name such as a Farzana can mean mean beautiful and wise and neither of these two adjectives have anything in common. So, make certain of the meaning and clear your doubts about the permissibility of the name with an imam maybe.

Oh my god you made so much sense with abid and abida example. That just made my heart set on Anabia even more. Thank you so much.
And you are right I do think too much. Am just bored and nothing better to do hehe.
About the meaning of that name: Anabia is drived from the word “anab” that is in Quran 5 times it means “Allah say ruju karnay wala” it’s a male verb. Adding “ia” sound makes it a female verb, such as saad to saadiya, hadi to hadia etc. I personally looked in Quran to make sure this word is there and confirmed the meaning.

[yanzala]

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@IndiGo_Rain

I love rain and have always been on the look out for names that mean rain but still sound nice. I like Aabrish and I’m gonna save it on my list. I may be wrong though, but I have a feeling that Aabrish only means rain and not specifically Rehmat ki baarish. Looking at the name…Aab means paani…n the “brish” part sounds like it’s derived from baarish. Nowhere in the name is there the word “rahm” or any root word that pertains to rehmat or barkat or Allah. That’s what scares me about some websites; people sometimes invent meanings or exaggerate them. But nevertheless it’s a very pretty name. Baarish is seen as rehmat from Allah regardless.

You are right rain is thought as Allah’s rehmat. Muzna means barish ka badal some people translate it to rehmat ki barish ka badal"
P.s. “baaraan” also means rain. You must have heard of term “baaraan-rehmat”

[pinkgrapefruit]

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Can you please translate “Allah se ruju karne wali” to English? I don’t know the word ruju

@yanzala

Oh my god you made so much sense with abid and abida example. That just made my heart set on Anabia even more. Thank you so much.
And you are right I do think too much. Am just bored and nothing better to do hehe.
About the meaning of that name: Anabia is drived from the word “anab” that is in Quran 5 times it means “Allah say ruju karnay wala” it’s a male verb. Adding “ia” sound makes it a female verb, such as saad to saadiya, hadi to hadia etc. I personally looked in Quran to make sure this word is there and confirmed the meaning.

[yanzala]

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@pinkgrapefruit

Can you please translate “Allah se ruju karne wali” to English? I don’t know the word ruju

The one who turns to Allah

[shopoholic]

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marium
inaaya
dua
ifra

[fairytopia]

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Maryam
Sameera
Asma
Batool
Fatima
Noura
Bushra
Ayesha

[Muzna]

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@yanzala

You are right rain is thought as Allah’s rehmat. Muzna means barish ka badal some people translate it to rehmat ki barish ka badal"
P.s. “baaraan” also means rain. You must have heard of term “baaraan-rehmat”

there are many accepted translations for Muzna/Muzneh. They all relate to rehmat as they all relate to barish of some sort…whether it be “mist”, “dew”, “puhaar” or simply “rain”.

we went through a very tough time finding a name for our daughter as well…all the names we really liked were already taken in the family.

ultimately we decided on a name that was not unique in the first name “Noor” but unique in the second name “Onaysa”…and even then it was unique because of how we chose to spell it. the commonly found spelling for her middle name is “onaissa” but we decided to spell it with a “y”.

since then we have found several people have appreciated it and named their daughters with the same name.

you will find that whatever you decide to name her, after a few days you will realize that it is the PERFECT name and well-suited to her iA.

[yanzala]

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@Muzna

there are many accepted translations for Muzna/Muzneh. They all relate to rehmat as they all relate to barish of some sort…whether it be “mist”, “dew”, “puhaar” or simply “rain”.

we went through a very tough time finding a name for our daughter as well…all the names we really liked were already taken in the family.

ultimately we decided on a name that was not unique in the first name “Noor” but unique in the second name “Onaysa”…and even then it was unique because of how we chose to spell it. the commonly found spelling for her middle name is “onaissa” but we decided to spell it with a “y”.

since then we have found several people have appreciated it and named their daughters with the same name.

you will find that whatever you decide to name her, after a few days you will realize that it is the PERFECT name and well-suited to her iA.

I have also heard of unaisha. I am not sure if its the same name.

[radiant_light]

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Hamna
Hareem
Hania
Haneen

[dafodil]

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ghania-beautifull
maheen-like moon
aima-leader
marhama-healer
umaima

[IndiGo_Rain]

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Huba/Hooba: love

It’s my cousin’s name. I’ve never heard it elsewhere and I like it better than the other more common H-names such as Hiba, Hina, Hadia, etc.

[Reha]

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@yanzala

Lol, it’s not that I want overly unique name but I just want a very meaningful name which is unique enough that I don’t already associate that name with someone I already know well.
For example my grandmother’s name was Fatima now I can’t think of that name without associating it with someone old like a grandmother. Etc. I also don’t want my child to be one of the five name in a class like ayaan and eshal. I am sure if you walk in to a desi kindergarten you will meet 5 Ayaan and 6 eshal and Aliza. Nothing wrong with it and maybe it’s inevitable because what I choose a name as unique might get very common afterwords. But I can at least try. But above all meaning is most important to me.

I think you’re over thinking this. Your criteria should be to find a name that has a good Islamic roots - whether in meaning or history. Fatima is beautiful. I think nadz named her daughter Fatima. My niece is Sumaiya. My second niece is Maryam. My nephew is Bilal. These are pretty old names. I know people with these names as well. I went to school with two Sumaiya’s and know countless Maryam’s and a few Bilal’s. But you’re forgetting something here yanzala. Your child will take on certain characteristics from their names, sure. But the rest is all you…how you choose to raise them…how they turn out.
The first time I called Sumaiya by her name it was weird to me - such a big name for such a tiny little peanut. But now, I could not imagine another name suiting her better.

[Reha]

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One more thing, I don’t think it should matter how common a name is. If I had a daughter, I’d name her after a strong figure in Islam and that would be my deciding factor.

[dosa_chick]

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one of my friends she named her daughter zaina (correctly pronounced *ZAY-nah *I would have pronounced based on the spelling as za-eena)
meaning: beautiful

[dosa_chick]

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one of my cousin’s name is Aleen (she is in her 40s now so not an entirely new filmi/drama name ) ) it is from Quran 38:75
meaning: exalted one but in some references haughty one

My cousin is anything but haughty though

[yanzala]

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@Reha

I think you’re over thinking this. Your criteria should be to find a name that has a good Islamic roots - whether in meaning or history. Fatima is beautiful. I think nadz named her daughter Fatima. My niece is Sumaiya. My second niece is Maryam. My nephew is Bilal. These are pretty old names. I know people with these names as well. I went to school with two Sumaiya’s and know countless Maryam’s and a few Bilal’s. But you’re forgetting something here yanzala. Your child will take on certain characteristics from their names, sure. But the rest is all you…how you choose to raise them…how they turn out.
The first time I called Sumaiya by her name it was weird to me - such a big name for such a tiny little peanut. But now, I could not imagine another name suiting her better.

I will n

@Reha

One more thing, I don’t think it should matter how common a name is. If I had a daughter, I’d name her after a strong figure in Islam and that would be my deciding factor.

I will not disagree with you although I just want to say everyone have their own opinion and choice. If you and your family is happy with the choice then it’s fine.

[minnz]

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Khadijah