Umnia

أم حَكيم

Companion Umm Hakim bint al-Harith al-Makhzumi, wife of Ikrima ibn Abi Jahl.

أم سلمة

Mother of believers Hind bint Abi Umayya, known as Umm Salama, wife of the Prophet ﷺ.

أم الفضل

Lubaba al-Kubra — wife of al-Abbas, mother of al-Fadl ibn al-Abbas.

عُبَاب

Waves, heavy rain

أديسة

This was the name of the narrator of Hadith, daughter of Ahban al-Ghifariyah.

عُلَيَّا

Noble, Elevated, Exulted, sublime, elevated, lofty, high, a women of highest social standing. class of people who live in Illiyyeen, those who have the highest rank in Paradise.

أُمَيْمَة

Umaima is an indirect Quranic name for girls that comes from Umm (mother). It means little Umm, i.e. little mother, a loving nickname for a little girl, suggesting that one day she will grow up and be a mother. It is derived from the A-M-M root which is used in many places in the Quran.

أُمَامَة

Proper name. Name of grand daughter of the Prophet Muhammad.

يسرى

ease; prosperity; one who brings ease, relief and abundance to all those around her

ولاء

loyalty; allegiance; deep devotion and faithfulness; a woman of unwavering commitment to those she loves

وداد

sincere love; true affection; a woman whose heart is a wellspring of faithful love and tender devotion; one whose warmth and loyalty are the bonds that hold all those dear to her

ميرفت

generosity and nobility; she who gives freely and provides sustenance on every path; a woman of great spirit whose open hand and giving heart make her a blessing wherever she is found

لانا

soft; gentle; one of tender nature, calm grace and beautiful kindness to all those around her

شروق

the dawning light; the first rays of sunrise on the horizon; radiant beginning

ديما

perpetual and still blessing; gentle abundance; a woman whose presence is like quiet rain that falls continuously, nourishing all around her with constancy and without storm

ابتسام

smiling; one with a bright and beautiful smile that brings joy and warmth to all around