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^love these names all three of them!
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^ Shehmeer/Shahmeer is one of my favourites! Also** love **Aariz. Nyle is also lovely as is Aryaan (have heard lots of Ayaan's, Azaan's, Rayaan's etc., but know only one Aryaan and he is the smartest, sweetest little boy ever!). Also love Rayyid and Rohaan, Raheel, Rohail and Zain/Zayn <-- watch for this to become popular thanks to Zayn Malik from One Direction! ;)
A friend named her son Mazhé (Maa-zay). Its Celtic and means Gift of God, and actually works really well in a desi situation, I think.
Aww I love aariz and aaryan! Shahmeer gives such a prince like feel...maazay has a beautiful meaning but people will pronounce it wrong and make the kid conscious...mazay bol bol ke :s
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^ yeah Mazhé is more for someone living in the west rather than the east, i think.
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Names not recommended
In several traditions it has been narrated that the Prophet (s) has forbidden naming a child with the following names: Hākim, Hakim, Khālid and Mālik. And he has said that the worst names with Allāh (swt) are Hārith, Mālik and Khālid. And when the name is Muhammad, he has forbidden 4 titles (kunyah): Abu ‘Isā, Abul Hakim, Abu Mālik and Abul Qāsim, as both the name and title are not agreeable to the Prophet (s).
In tradition, it has been narrated that one should not name the child Yāsīn, as that is specific to the Prophet (s).
was reading this info from the book demesne has posted in moms thread n thought to post here…
here’s the link
From Marriage to Parenthood: The Heavenly Path
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^ i had read that yasin and taha are names that should not be given to children as the meanings of those two are known only to Allah.
i generally refer to this website for answers and they have more insight: What is the proper naming of a child?
*The best names as the prophet (May Allah bless him and give him peace) has indicated in a sound hadeeth in Sahih Muslim is, �Abdullah and �Abdurrahman, and names similar to it starting with the word �Abd (slave) such as �Abdulkhaliq and �Abdurrazaq and so on. It is also permissible and highly recommended to choose a name from amongst the beautiful names of the Prophets such as Musa and that of the Angles such as Jibreel and Mikaeel (Peace and blessings upon all of them). Our prophet said: ((Name your children by the names of the Prophets�.)) Abu Dawood, Nasai and others. In another tradition our Prophet (Peace and blessings upon him) said: ((Who so ever names his child Muhammad out of love for me and to attain the barakah there from, he and his child will be in Paradise.)) Musnad Imam Ahmad and others. According to Imam Al Suyuti this hadeeth meets the conditions of a hassan hadeeth.
*Then it is makruh (offensive) and disliked by the shari�ah to choose an ugly name for ones child such as, Murrah (bitter), Harb (war) and names of other religions such as Susan, Sonya, Jack etc. It is haram (prohibited) to choose names which Allah alone is known by such as Malik al Muluk which means King of Kings or Al Kabir (the Great One) or Al Hakim (The Wise One or the Law Giver).
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*Finally naming a child Hakim without the particle �Al� attached to it is acceptable, though the name �Abdul Hakim far accedes the merit of the latter.
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Muslim Baby Boy Names
My favourites :)
Harris
Idrees
Zia
Talha
Daoud
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yes thats what i was trying to tell…
Abdullah is a beautiful name btw:wub:
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speaking of Idrees/Idriss, has anyone seen the amazing french film, the intouchables? one of the main characters is driss i.e. idriss. loved him and now loving the name too!
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some beautiful name recommendations and excellent pearls of knowledge shared. thanks so much dear friends, please keep adding to the list as more ideas come. the names mentioned here seem so beautiful and new, i am positive alot of us will benefit from this 
The meaning of this baby name: Inciya
Does anyone know? Any sources?
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Abbas
Zain
Farhan
Imran
Irfan
Farrukh
Hasan
Kashif
Amir
Zameer
Zayyan
Sajjad
Arif
Zaki
Faraz
Raza
Asghar
Rafi
Safi
Baby Girl Names & Their Meanings
Arabic, Urdu, Islamic, Persian: Please list all your ideas, I am trying to get a list going of my top favs. Internet searches keep coming up with the same names. Ideas?
Re: The meaning of this baby name: Inciya
i think the correct spelling is insia or insiyah… meaning Some one who remembers everything, Intelligent, And Beautiful
Read more: Insiya Name Meanings - Baby Girl Names | Pakistan Social Web
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Watiaa ---------- Beautiful
Wania ---------- Gift of Allah (swt)
Hibba ---------- Gift from Allah
Hibbah ---------- Gift of God
Eshal ---------- The name of flower in the heaven.
Rida ----------- Favored by God
Manha ----------- Gift of Allah
Simra ----------- Heaven, princess.
Romeesa ----------- Heavens beauty.
Zunairah ------------ Flower found in paradise.
Re: The meaning of this baby name: Inciya
i prefer the spelling with the "s" too-- inciya looks like the name of a medication or something :/
Re: The meaning of this baby name: Inciya
hmmm,. i dont know but i dont really like this name. sounds too trying too hard to sound cool and hip with a trendy name typa thing.....and i cant imagine yelling it whens shes 14 AND isnt doing her homework....
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Think of a name you can yell easily ...lol....esp when they dont do the dishes or their homework...how would you yell INCIYA...i dono maybe get used to it. hmmmmm.
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I like it, but with a S .. though it does remind me of Inayah alot
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If I have a girl I will name her Daniyah/Dania/Danya. Someone knows the meaning of this? My dad told me "Dania" is the fruit of jannah. Want to confirm this ..
Re: The meaning of this baby name: Inciya
I like it a lot as well and find it super feminine. I heard of the meaning you told me but I also heard it means pearl in farsi. Just wanted to confirm different opinions. I think its unique but I dont like the spelling with an S because I think then it also looks like it could be pronounced as In-sy-ah and I dont like that. Going to school in North America I can see that happening a lot. You'd be surprised by all the different ways my four letter name was pronounced.