🆕 Modern Names

هاجر

Name of Hagar, wife of Prophet Abraham and mother of Ismail. Her search for water for her son inspired the Hajj rite of Sa'i between Safa and Marwa.

نور

Light, radiance. A surah in the Quran is named An-Nur. One of the names of Allah (An-Nur). Used for both genders.

ريم

White antelope, gazelle. A classic Arabic poetic name evoking elegance, large beautiful eyes, and grace.

لينا

Tender young palm tree (mentioned in Quran 59:5). Conveys softness, gentleness, and grace.

يارا

Little beloved one, or a delicate butterfly — a sweet-sounding name.

مايا

A multi-rooted name meaning fresh water in Arabic; also illusion in Sanskrit.

رغد

A life of ease and abundance, free from hardship.

تالا

A young palm sapling; also pure gold in some etymologies.

ميرا

Princess or noble; also the deep sea — a global name with Arabic roots.

ليان

tender; soft; gently flowing; one of graceful softness and gentle ease; a woman whose tender nature flows like a calm river bringing peace and warmth to all whose lives she touches

لين

Softness, tenderness — all that is gentle, supple and delicate to the touch.

ريتاج

Great closed door — particularly the door of the holy Ka'aba in Mecca.

لمار

Sparkle of water under sunlight; also the gleam of gold.

رفيف

Shimmer, glimmer — like leaves shimmering in the morning breeze.

شام

The Levant (Syria); or a beauty mark on the face — a melodic, evocative name.

أيسون

Halo of the moon, moonglow. A combination of Turkish ay (moon) and sun (radiance). One of the most popular Turkish girl names.

أيسل

Moonlight stream, like the moon. From Turkish ay (moon) + sel (flowing water). Evokes flowing, gentle beauty.

أيلين

Moon halo, encircled by moonlight. From Turkish ay (moon) + lin (halo). Hugely popular across Turkey and Azerbaijan.

يلديز

Star. One of the most beloved Turkish girl names, given to girls who shine bright like stars.

إيلا

Hazel-eyed. Refers to light brown/hazel eyes. A trendy modern Turkish name.

بيرين

Strong, wise. A trendy modern Turkish name for independent-spirited girls.

سيلين

Flowing, like a stream. From Turkish sel (flowing water). Evokes vitality and gentle strength.

نيهير

River (from Arabic). Evokes flow, continuity, and enduring vitality.

إيرين

Saint, the one who has reached spiritual enlightenment. From Turkish ermek (to reach).

ميرت

Honest, brave man (from Persian mard = man). Embodies the qualities of true manhood.

شيرين

Sweet, charming (Persian). Made immortal by the Persian love epic "Khusrow and Shirin".

دِينا

It was the name of the grandfater of Abu Bin Thabit.

جَلَّال

greatness, Variant transcription of JALAL

جَوْرِي

The rose of Damascus ( Syria )

جنان

garden or "paradise" in Arabic. Male and Female

مَيْس

A gait filled with proud (Proud gait)

مِيسم

Beautiful. The pollen in the flower, honey, sweet

مَيْسُون

Beautiful face & body , To walk with a proud, swinging gait

نَهَّار

Nahar is an Arabic name for boys and girls that means daytime, day. It is used 57 times in the Quran.

مَارِيّ

Conserved, Celebrated

رَنَا

Moving gracefully, lovely, beautiful, graceful, delicate, tender.

سَمَا

One who listens a lot.

سَمَاح

Generosity, bounty, good-heartedness.

زَيْن

Beautiful, pretty, beauty, grace, ornament, honour.

سَمُر

Sommar is an Arabic name for boys that means one who continues conversation long into the night, figuratively meaning good friend. It is the plural of Saamer.

سَمْرَاء

the beautiful tawny one; she whose complexion carries the warm and golden hue that lies between light and dark, a graceful coloring celebrated in Arabic poetry for its natural and captivating beauty

ميرنا

affectionate; beloved and tender

هَايِدي

German short form of Adelheid meaning "noble, noble nature". Made famous worldwide by Johanna Spyri Alpine novel.

رِهَام

the one who is like the gentle and persistent rain that falls so softly that it seems almost more like mist than rainfall yet whose cumulative effect on the earth is one of thorough and generous soaking; she who refreshes and nourishes all that she touches not through one dramatic outpouring but through the steady and