Browse 1,632+ Muslim baby names — Quranic names, Sahaba names, and modern Islamic names — each with its meaning in English plus Urdu and Arabic translations, so you can find a name that's meaningful in every language that matters to your family.
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Abdullah, Muhammad, Ibrahim, etc.
Servitude to other than Allah
Birth or 7th day with Aqiqah
Authentic Hadith references
"On the Day of Resurrection, you will be called by your names and by your fathers' names, so give yourselves good names."
— Prophet Muhammad ﷺ (Abu Dawood)
The most beloved names to Allah are Abdullah and Abdur-Rahman. Consider names that show servitude to Allah.
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Discover names that have been honored by being mentioned in the Quran. Each name carries deep spiritual significance and historical weight.
From prophets and messengers to righteous individuals, these names connect your child to the rich heritage of Islamic history.
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According to the Sunnah, the child should be named on the day of birth or on the 7th day, which is also the recommended time for the Aqiqah sacrifice.
While Arabic names are preferred due to their connection to the Quran and Islamic heritage, any name with a good, meaningful definition is permissible in Islam.
Yes. The Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ) changed several companions' names that had negative or arrogant meanings to better, more positive names.
Islamic names are names with Arabic origins or Islamic significance, often carrying meanings related to faith, virtues, and positive qualities.
FindIslamicNames provides specific Quranic references (Surah and Ayah) for names found in the Holy Quran, helping you choose a name with authentic spiritual roots.
Yes — we have a dedicated collection of authentic Sahaba (male companions) and Sahabiyat (female companions) names, each with meanings and historical context.