358+ Islamic Names for Girls

Muslim Girl Names with Meanings

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Discover 358+ beautiful Muslim girl names with meanings in Urdu and English, Arabic text, Quranic references, and full Islamic significance. From timeless Quranic girl names like Maryam and Fatima to modern Islamic girl names favoured by parents today — every name scholar-verified.

مسلمان لڑکیوں کے نام اردو معنی کے ساتھ — قرآنی، عربی اور جدید اسلامی نام ایک جگہ۔

358+ Girl Names
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Showing 50 of 358 Muslim girl names

Wajeeha

arabic · girl

Eminent, Distinguished

Warda

arabic · girl

Rose

Yasmin

persian, arabic · girl

Jasmine flower

Yusra

arabic · girl

Ease, Prosperity

Yamamah

arabic · girl

Dove

Zahra

arabic · girl

The illuminated, bright, shining

Zaina

arabic · girl

Beautiful

Zainab

arabic · girl

Fragrant flower, Ornament of the father

Zakiyya

arabic · girl

Pure, Chaste, Intelligent

Zeenat

arabic, persian · girl

Adornment, beauty, ornament, elegance

Zoya

arabic, slavic, greek · girl

Shining, Life, Loving

Zara

arabic, hebrew, english · girl

Princess, Radiant, Blooming flower

Zunaira

arabic · girl

Flower found in Paradise, Beautiful

Zimal

arabic · girl

Companion, Friend

Yara

arabic, persian, tupi · girl

Small butterfly, Strength, Courage

Yamna

arabic · girl

Blessing, Righteous

Yelda

persian, syriac · girl

Winter solstice, Longest night

Vina

spanish, latin · girl

From the vineyard

Varisha

sanskrit, hindi · girl

Rain, Rainy season

Varda

hebrew, literary · girl

Rose, Star

Ghazala

arabic · girl

Gazelle, Deer

Parveen

persian · girl

Pleiades, cluster of stars

Pakiza

persian · girl

Pure, Clean

Palwasha

persian · girl

Flower, Beautiful blossom

Dahlia

english, germanic, hebrew · girl

Dahlia flower, Valley dweller

Daneen

english · girl

Princess

Deema

arabic · girl

Gentle rain, Rain cloud

Durrah

arabic · girl

Pearl, Precious gem

Rumaisa

arabic · girl

Bunch of flowers

Minahil

arabic · girl

River in Paradise, From the Nile

Myra

english, greek, latin, sanskrit, arabic · girl

Myrrh, Aristocratic lady, Wonderful

Tayyaba

arabic · girl

Pure, Virtuous, Good

Tasnim

arabic · girl

Fountain in Paradise

Tahreem

arabic · girl

Sacred, Protected, Sanctuary

Tara

sanskrit, irish, tibetan · girl

Star, Tower, Hillside

Tooba

arabic · girl

Blessedness, Tree in Paradise

Elif

turkish, arabic · girl

Slender, upright

Eshal

arabic · girl

Flower, Heavenly fragrance

Erum

arabic · girl

Heaven, Paradise

Elsa

german, scandinavian, hebrew · girl

Pledged to God, Truthful

Elina

greek, swedish, finnish, russian · girl

Light, Radiant

Qadira

arabic · girl

Powerful, Capable

Qirat

arabic · girl

Recitation (of Quran)

Qudsia

arabic · girl

Holy, Sacred

Qiswah

arabic · girl

Cloth covering the Kaaba

Qailah

arabic · girl

One who speaks

Uzma

arabic, urdu · girl

Greatest, Most Supreme, Excellent

Chinar

persian, kashmiri · girl

Maple tree, Oriental plane tree

Mariya

arabic, coptic · girl

A female slave given to the Prophet

Mary

hebrew · girl

Bitterness, beloved, lady

Muslim Girl Names with Meanings in Urdu – Arabic, Urdu & English

Finding the perfect Muslim girl name is one of the most important decisions a parent makes. In Islam, a name is not just an identity — it is a lifelong prayer, a reflection of character, and a connection to Islamic heritage. Our collection of 358+ Muslim girl names includes complete Urdu meanings (اردو معنی), Arabic text, English meanings, and Quranic references for every name.

The Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ) said: "You will be called on the Day of Resurrection by your names and the names of your fathers, so give yourselves good names." (Abu Dawud). This hadith makes the choice of a beautiful, meaningful name an act of worship in itself.

Each girl's name entry on FindIslamicNames covers:

  • ✓Arabic script (عربی) with correct diacritical marks (harakat)
  • ✓Complete Urdu meaning (اردو ترجمہ) — for Pakistani & South Asian families
  • ✓English meaning and detailed linguistic explanation
  • ✓Quranic reference where applicable — Surah and Ayah number
  • ✓Islamic significance and historical context
  • ✓Origin — Arabic, Persian, Turkish, Urdu or Hebrew
  • ✓Islamic ruling on permissibility

اس ویب سائٹ پر تمام مسلمان لڑکیوں کے ناموں میں اردو معنی، عربی متن، اور اسلامی اہمیت شامل ہے۔ یہ پاکستانی، بھارتی، اور جنوبی ایشیائی مسلمان خاندانوں کے لیے سب سے جامع وسیلہ ہے۔

These are the most searched and most loved Muslim girl names chosen by parents worldwide. Each name carries deep Islamic meaning, historical significance, and spiritual connection — with complete Urdu and Arabic meanings.

Browse Muslim Girl Names by Category

Explore our curated collections of Islamic girl names organised by type, origin, and spiritual significance — from Quranic names to modern Pakistani favourites.

Quranic Girl Names with Meanings – Women Honoured in Islam

The most blessed Muslim girl names from the Quran carry divine barakah (blessing) because they are mentioned in Allah's revelation. Maryam is the only woman mentioned by name in the Quran — Allah honoured her so greatly that an entire Surah bears her name. Here are the most important Quranic girl names with Urdu and Arabic meanings.

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Did you know? The Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ) said: "The best women are those who are most pleasing to look at and most trustworthy in keeping secrets." Choosing a name of a righteous woman inspires these qualities from birth.

Sahabiyat Names for Girls – Female Companions of the Prophet ﷺ

The Sahabiyat — the female companions of Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ) — were among the most remarkable women in history. Scholars, warriors, narrators of hadith, and pillars of the early Muslim community. Naming your daughter after them connects her to this extraordinary legacy. Our database contains 1,176+ Sahabiyat names with complete Urdu and Arabic meanings.

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Modern Muslim parents in 2026 seek Islamic girl names that are short, elegant, globally pronounceable, and carry strong spiritual meaning. These trending names work beautifully across Pakistani, Arab, Western, and Southeast Asian communities — while maintaining authentic Islamic identity.

Short & Elegant Names

Names like Noor, Haya, and Ayla — just 3-4 letters but packed with profound Islamic meaning. Perfect for the modern global Muslim family.

Virtue & Character Names

Names reflecting Islamic virtues — Haya (modesty), Iman (faith), Rahma (mercy), Sabira (patient) — are rising as parents prioritise spiritual identity.

Classic Revival

Names of Sahabiyat and Prophetic women — Asma, Sumayya, Nusayba — are returning as parents seek historical depth and uniqueness.

Beautiful Arabic Girl Names – Nature & Celestial Meanings

Classical Arabic girl names draw inspiration from the natural world Allah created — flowers, stars, the moon, and the fragrance of gardens. These names have been celebrated in Arabic poetry and Islamic tradition for over a thousand years. Each one carries a timeless elegance that never goes out of style.

Islamic Naming Wisdom: Arabic poetry and Islamic tradition honour the feminine through nature — a daughter named Zahra (flower), Warda (rose), or Qamar (moon) carries the beauty of Allah's creation in her very name. The Prophet ﷺ loved beautiful names, and nature-inspired Arabic names have been chosen by Muslim families for over 1,400 years.

Muslim Girl Names A to Z – Browse by Starting Letter

Browse our complete collection of Muslim girl names alphabetically. Click any letter to see all Islamic girl names beginning with that letter — with Urdu meanings, Arabic text, and Quranic references.

How to Choose a Muslim Girl Name – Islamic Naming Guide

Choosing a Muslim girl name is a deeply spiritual act. The Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ) emphasized that names shape identity and that parents will be asked about the names they gave their children. Here is a complete Islamic guide to naming your daughter.

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Choose a name with a beautiful meaning:

The Prophet (ﷺ) said: 'You will be called on the Day of Resurrection by your names.' Avoid names with negative, weak, or displeasing meanings. Every name on FindIslamicNames.com includes a full meaning — making this easy.

2
Prioritise names of righteous women:

Naming your daughter after the wives of the Prophet, the Sahabiyat, or Quranic women (Maryam, Asiyah, Fatima) is highly recommended. These women serve as role models of faith, courage, and virtue.

3
Avoid names meaning servitude to non-Allah:

Names like 'Abd + [anything other than Allah's names]' are disliked in Islam. Also avoid names of known disbelievers or names with meanings that contradict Islamic values.

4
Consider pronounceability and global use:

Muslim families today live all over the world. A name that is easy to pronounce in English, Arabic, and Urdu gives your daughter a smoother experience across cultures while maintaining her Islamic identity.

5
Perform tahnik and aqeeqah:

The Sunnah is to perform tahnik (putting date in the baby's mouth) and announce the name within 7 days of birth, along with aqeeqah (sacrifice of two sheep for a girl according to some scholars).

Good to know: "Muslim," "Islamic," and "Arabic" names aren't quite the same thing — an Arabic name describes language of origin, not religion, and a name can be a common Muslim choice without being Arabic at all. See the full breakdown →

Names to Avoid in Islam

  • ✗Names meaning slavery to other than Allah (Abd + non-divine)
  • ✗Names of known enemies of Allah or Islam
  • ✗Names with meanings of bad character (cowardly, deceitful)
  • ✗Names that are only used for animals or inanimate objects
  • ✗Excessively self-praising names without Islamic basis

Muslim Girl Names – Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to everything Muslim parents ask about Islamic girl names — with authentic references from the Quran and Hadith.

QWhat are the most popular Muslim girl names?

The most popular Muslim girl names include Fatima (فاطمہ – one who abstains), Aisha (عائشہ – she who lives), Maryam (مریم – pious, pure), Khadija (خدیجہ – early born), Zainab (زینب – fragrant flower), Noor (نور – divine light), Inaya (عنایہ – care), Ayla (آیلا – moonlight), and Amina (آمنہ – trustworthy). These names are beloved worldwide for their beautiful meanings and connections to righteous Islamic women.

QWhat are Muslim girl names with meanings in Urdu?

Popular Muslim girl names with Urdu meanings: Fatima (فاطمہ – دودھ چھڑانے والی), Maryam (مریم – پاکیزہ عورت), Aisha (عائشہ – زندہ رہنے والی), Khadija (خدیجہ – پہلے پیدا ہونے والی), Noor (نور – روشنی), Zainab (زینب – خوشبودار پھول), Inaya (عنایہ – توجہ اور دیکھ بھال), Sana (ثناء – چمک تعریف). All names on FindIslamicNames.com include complete Urdu translations.

QWhat are trending Muslim girl names in 2026?

Trending Muslim girl names in 2026 include Noor (light), Inaya (care), Ayla (moonlight), Zoya (life), Aiza (noble), Alaya (heights), Mira (princess), Haya (modesty), Layan (soft and gentle), and Anaya (concern). Modern Muslim parents prefer short, elegant names that work globally while maintaining strong Islamic meaning.

QWhat are the best Quranic girl names with meanings?

The best Quranic girl names include: Maryam (مریم – the only woman named in the Quran, an entire Surah is named after her), Asiyah (آسیہ – wife of Pharaoh who raised Prophet Musa, one of four greatest women), Fatima (فاطمہ – daughter of Prophet ﷺ), Khadija (خدیجہ – first wife and first Muslim), and Zainab (زینب – daughter of the Prophet ﷺ). Quranic vocabulary names include Noor (light), Rahma (mercy), and Iman (faith).

QWhat are rare and unique Muslim girl names?

Rare Muslim girl names include: Sumayya (سمیہ – elevated, the first martyr in Islam), Nusayba (نسیبہ – noble, brave warrior who defended the Prophet ﷺ), Lubna (لبنہ – a fragrant tree), Asma (اسماء – lofty, daughter of Abu Bakr RA), Ruqayya (رقیہ – gentle, daughter of the Prophet ﷺ), and Qailah (a woman who spoke with the Prophet ﷺ). These uncommon names are deeply rooted in Islamic heritage.

QWhat Muslim girl names mean light or blessing?

Muslim girl names meaning light include: Noor (نور – divine light, mentioned 43 times in Quran), Munira (منیرہ – radiant, illuminating), Diya (ضیاء – glow), Anwar (انور – rays of light), and Nura (نورہ – light). Names meaning blessing include: Baraka (برکہ – divine grace), Sana (ثناء – brilliance and praise), and Nimah (نعمہ – blessing from Allah).

QWhat are Pakistani Muslim girl names with meanings in Urdu?

Popular Pakistani Muslim girl names: Fatima (فاطمہ – دودھ چھڑانے والی), Zainab (زینب – خوشبودار پھول), Maryam (مریم – پاکیزہ), Aisha (عائشہ – زندہ رہنے والی), Sana (ثناء – چمک), Hina (حنا – مہندی), Rabia (رابعہ – چوتھی), Saba (صبا – صبح کی ہوا), Asma (اسماء – بلند، اعلیٰ), and Nadia (نادیہ – ندا دینے والی). These are especially popular among South Asian Muslim families worldwide.

QHow do I choose a good Islamic name for my baby girl?

To choose a good Islamic name for your daughter: (1) Ensure the meaning is beautiful and positive — the Prophet ﷺ emphasised good meanings. (2) Prioritise names of righteous women — Sahabiyat, Prophets' wives and daughters. (3) Choose Quranic names for maximum barakah. (4) Ensure easy pronunciation across cultures. (5) Avoid names with negative, weak, or religiously problematic meanings. Our scholar-verified collection at FindIslamicNames.com includes meaning, origin, and Islamic ruling for every name.

QDo Muslim girl names have to be Arabic?

No. A name only needs a wholesome, permissible meaning to be a good Muslim name — it doesn't need to be Arabic. Many Muslim families choose Persian names (Yasmin, Roshan), Turkish names (Aylin, Deren), or Urdu names, alongside Arabic and Quranic ones. What matters in Islam is the meaning behind the name, not its language of origin.

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