Muslim Name Generator

Islamic names with meanings from across the Muslim world

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Generate Muslim names with their meanings: Quranic prophets, names of the Prophet's family and companions, the Abd- names of God, and everyday Arabic, Persian, Turkish, Urdu, Malay, Bosnian and West African names for boys and girls. Useful for baby naming, converts choosing a name, and writers.

About Muslim names

A Muslim name is not the same thing as an Arabic name. The shared core is religious: the prophets of the Quran (Ibrahim, Musa, Isa, Yusuf, Maryam), the Prophet's household and companions (Fatima, Aisha, Khadija, Ali, Umar, Bilal, Sumayya), and the servant-of-God pattern in which Abd is joined to one of the ninety-nine names, giving Abdullah, Abdul Rahman and Abdul Latif. Around that core every Muslim culture adds its own layer. Iranians use pre-Islamic Persian names like Darius, Anahita and Shirin alongside Reza and Zahra; Turks shorten and respell (Mehmet, Ayse, Zeynep); South Asians favor Urdu-flavored choices such as Shahzad, Kinza and Mahnoor; Malays stack a religious name onto a second one (Nurul Huda, Luqman Hakim); Bosnians say Lejla and Emina; West Africans say Mamadou, Ousmane and Fatoumata.

Meaning matters more than in most naming traditions. A hadith recommends names that express servitude to God or praise, and parents routinely reject a beautiful-sounding name whose meaning is weak. Converts who take a new name usually pick one with a clear, positive meaning, often a prophet or companion, and many keep their birth name if its meaning is acceptable.

Every entry below is a real name in current or classical use, shown with its meaning and, where relevant, the person who made it famous.

How to choose Muslim names

  • Check the meaning before the sound. Names of prophets, companions, and the Abd- compounds are always safe; avoid anything that implies servitude to someone other than God, such as Abd al-Nabi.
  • Match the culture of your character or family: Shahbaz and Mahnoor read as Pakistani, Reza and Nazanin as Iranian, Emre and Defne as Turkish, Aminata and Ousmane as Senegalese or Malian.
  • Keep one transliteration system. Muhammad, Mohammed and Mehmet are the same name in Arabic, English and Turkish spelling; mixing them in one document looks careless.
  • For a convert's name, scholars generally say you only need to change a name with a bad or un-Islamic meaning. Yusuf, Maryam, Noor and Adam are popular because they are recognizable in both Muslim and Western contexts.
  • Double names are common: Muhammad or Nur as a first element followed by the name actually used (Muhammad Faris, Nur Aisyah, Nurul Huda). This generator lists the individual names so you can combine them.

Frequently asked questions

Is a Muslim name the same as an Arabic name?

No. All Arabic names are not Muslim (Arab Christians use Elias, Boutros and Nadine) and most Muslims are not Arab. Persian, Turkish, Urdu, Malay, Bosnian and West African Muslims all have names of their own, and many of them are included here.

What are the most popular Muslim names?

Muhammad and its forms (Mohammed, Mehmet, Mamadou) are the most common male names on earth. Ahmad, Ali, Omar, Yusuf and Ibrahim follow. For girls, Fatima, Maryam, Aisha, Khadija and Zaynab are the classics, with Noor, Layla, Zara and Hana trending among newborns.

What name should I choose if I convert to Islam?

Most scholars say a new name is only required if your current name has a forbidden or negative meaning. If you want one, prophets' names (Yusuf, Musa, Adam, Maryam) and companions' names (Bilal, Salman, Sumayya) are the usual choices, and the meaning list here helps you pick something you will be glad to explain.

What do the Abd- names mean?

Abd means servant, and it is joined to one of God's names: Abdullah is servant of God, Abdul Rahman servant of the Most Merciful, Abdul Aziz servant of the Almighty. The second half should not be used on its own as a given name, so Rahman or Aziz alone is traditionally avoided.

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A: 63 names

  • Aadil – Just, fair
  • Abbas – Lion, stern-faced; the Prophet's uncle
  • Abdul Aziz – Servant of the Almighty
  • Abdul Basit – Servant of the Expander
  • Abdul Ghani – Servant of the Self-Sufficient
  • Abdul Hadi – Servant of the Guide
  • Abdul Hakim – Servant of the All-Wise
  • Abdul Halim – Servant of the Forbearing
  • Abdul Jabbar – Servant of the Compeller
  • Abdul Karim – Servant of the Generous
  • Abdul Latif – Servant of the Subtle, Kind One
  • Abdul Majid – Servant of the Glorious

A, continued

  • Abdul Malik – Servant of the Sovereign
  • Abdul Mateen – Servant of the Firm One
  • Abdul Nasser – Servant of the Helper
  • Abdul Qadir – Servant of the Capable
  • Abdul Rahim – Servant of the Compassionate
  • Abdul Rahman – Servant of the Most Merciful
  • Abdul Razzaq – Servant of the Provider
  • Abdul Salam – Servant of the Source of Peace
  • Abdul Samad – Servant of the Eternal Refuge
  • Abdul Wahhab – Servant of the Bestower
  • Abdullah – Servant of God
  • Abu Bakr – Father of the young camel; the first caliph
  • Adam – Made of earth; the first man

A, continued

  • Adi Putra – Noble son
  • Afsaneh – Fairy tale, legend
  • Ahmad – Most commendable, most praised
  • Ahsan – Most beautiful, best
  • Aiman – Blessed, right-handed
  • Aisha – Alive, living
  • Aiza – Noble, respected
  • Ajla – Halo around the moon
  • Ali – Exalted, noble
  • Alishba – Pretty, beautiful
  • Aliya – Exalted, sublime
  • Amal – Hope

A, continued

  • Amar – Long-lived
  • Amin – Trustworthy, faithful
  • Amina – Trustworthy, safe; the Prophet's mother
  • Aminata – West African form of Amina
  • Amira – Princess, leader
  • Ammar – Long-lived, builder
  • Anahita – Immaculate; ancient Persian water goddess
  • Anas – Friendly, affectionate
  • Anaya – Care, protection
  • Aqil – Intelligent, wise
  • Areeba – Wise, intelligent
  • Arham – Most merciful
  • Arslan – Lion

A, continued

  • Arwa – Mountain goat; grace
  • Asiya – Caring, comforting; wife of Pharaoh who sheltered Musa
  • Asma – Exalted, lofty
  • Asra – Travel by night
  • Ayaan – Gift of God; time, era
  • Ayah – Sign, miracle
  • Ayat – Signs, verses of the Quran
  • Ayse – Turkish form of Aisha
  • Ayyub – One who returns to God; the prophet Job
  • Azaan – Call to prayer
  • Azadeh – Free, noble
  • Azhar – Shining, radiant
  • Aziz – Mighty, beloved

B: 9 names

  • Bahadur – Brave, hero
  • Bahar – Spring season
  • Balqis Humaira – Queen of Sheba paired with the reddish one
  • Balqis – The Queen of Sheba
  • Basma – A smile
  • Batool – Chaste, ascetic; title of Fatima
  • Bilal – Moistening, freshness; the first muezzin
  • Burak – The winged steed of the Night Journey
  • Bushra – Good news, glad tidings

C: 2 names

  • Cem – Ruler, king
  • Ceren – Young gazelle

D: 8 names

  • Dalia – Dahlia flower, grapevine
  • Daniyal – God is my judge; the prophet Daniel
  • Darius – Holder of good; an ancient Persian king
  • Darya – Sea, ocean
  • Dawud – Beloved; the prophet David
  • Defne – Laurel
  • Dina – Religion; judged
  • Duaa – Prayer, supplication

E: 10 names

  • Edin – Religion, faith
  • Ege – Aegean; elder sibling
  • Elif – Slender, like the letter alif
  • Elnaz – Coquettish one; sweet
  • Emina – Bosnian form of Amina
  • Emir – Prince, commander
  • Emre – Friend, brother; poet-saint Yunus Emre
  • Eren – Saint, one who has reached truth
  • Eshaal – Flower of Paradise
  • Esra – Travel by night

F: 22 names

  • Fadi – Redeemer, savior
  • Fadila – Virtuous, outstanding
  • Fadl – Grace, virtue
  • Fahd – Cheetah, lynx
  • Faisal – Decisive, a judge between right and wrong
  • Faizan – Grace, beneficence
  • Farah Dhia – Joyful radiance
  • Farah – Joy, happiness
  • Faraj – Relief, release from hardship
  • Farhad – Happiness; hero of Persian legend
  • Farid – Unique, precious

F, continued

  • Farida – Unique, precious
  • Faris – Horseman, knight
  • Faruq – One who distinguishes truth from falsehood
  • Fatih – Conqueror, one who opens
  • Fatima – Weaning one; daughter of the Prophet
  • Fatoumata – West African form of Fatima
  • Fawzi – Triumphant
  • Fawzia – Triumphant
  • Fereshteh – Angel
  • Firas – Perceptive, keen
  • Fiza – Breeze, nature

G: 5 names

  • Ghada – Graceful young woman
  • Ghalib – Victor, conqueror
  • Ghaliya – Precious, dear
  • Golnaz – Sweet as a flower
  • Gul – Rose

H: 38 names

  • Habib – Beloved, friend
  • Hadi – Guide to righteousness
  • Hafiz – Guardian; one who has memorized the Quran
  • Hafsa – Young lioness
  • Hajar – Emigrant; wife of Ibrahim
  • Hakim – Wise, judicious
  • Hakimi – My wise one
  • Halim – Gentle, forbearing
  • Halima – Gentle, patient; the Prophet's wet nurse
  • Hamdan – Much praise
  • Hamid – Praiser of God
  • Hammad – One who praises much

H, continued

  • Hamza – Strong, steadfast; the Prophet's uncle
  • Hana – Happiness, bliss
  • Hanan – Compassion, tenderness
  • Hani – Happy, content
  • Hanif – True believer, upright
  • Hanifa – Upright, true believer
  • Hanis – Devout, lovely
  • Haris – Guardian, watchman
  • Harith – Plowman, cultivator
  • Harun – Exalted; the prophet Aaron
  • Hasan – Handsome, good
  • Hashim – Breaker of bread; the Prophet's great-grandfather
  • Hasna – Beautiful

H, continued

  • Hatice – Turkish form of Khadija
  • Hawra – Woman with intensely white and black eyes
  • Hayat – Life
  • Haytham – Young eagle
  • Haziq – Skillful, intelligent
  • Hiba – Gift from God
  • Hind – Group of camels; an old Arabian name
  • Hisham – Generosity
  • Hoorain – Companions of Paradise
  • Hud – Guidance; a prophet sent to the people of Ad
  • Huda – Right guidance
  • Husayn – Little handsome one
  • Huthayfa – Short of stature

I: 24 names

  • Ibad – Worshippers of God
  • Ibrahim – Father of many; the prophet Abraham
  • Ibtisam – Smile
  • Idris – Studious, interpreter; the prophet Enoch
  • Ihsan – Excellence, doing good
  • Ikram – Honor, hospitality
  • Ilham – Inspiration
  • Ilyas – My God is Yahweh; the prophet Elijah
  • Imad – Pillar, support
  • Iman – Faith
  • Imran – Prosperity; father of Maryam
  • Inam – Reward, favor

I, continued

  • Inas – Sociability, friendliness
  • Inaya – Care, concern
  • Iqra – Read, recite; first word revealed of the Quran
  • Irfan – Knowledge, gnosis
  • Irtaza – Chosen, approved
  • Isa – God saves; the prophet Jesus
  • Isam – Safeguard, bond
  • Ishaq – He laughs; the prophet Isaac
  • Ismail – God hears; the prophet Ishmael
  • Israa – Night journey of the Prophet
  • Iyad – Support, strength
  • Izzati – My honor, my glory

J: 13 names

  • Jabir – Comforter, one who sets bones
  • Jafar – Stream, small river
  • Jalal – Majesty, glory
  • Jamal – Beauty
  • Jamil – Handsome
  • Jamila – Beautiful
  • Jannah – Paradise, garden
  • Jawad – Generous, openhanded
  • Jawaher – Jewels
  • Jihan – The world
  • Jumana – Silver pearl
  • Junaid – Soldier, warrior
  • Juwayriya – Little girl, young woman

K: 17 names

  • Kamal – Perfection, completeness
  • Kamil – Perfect, complete
  • Karim – Generous, noble
  • Karima – Generous, noble
  • Kashif – Discoverer, revealer
  • Kasih – Love, affection
  • Kaveh – Ancient Persian hero blacksmith
  • Kawthar – River in Paradise; abundance

K, continued

  • Kazim – One who restrains his anger
  • Kenan – Land of Canaan
  • Kerem – Generosity
  • Khadija – Premature child; the Prophet's first wife
  • Khalid – Eternal, immortal
  • Khalil – Intimate friend
  • Khawla – Female deer, gazelle
  • Kinza – Hidden treasure
  • Kiyan – King, royal

L: 18 names

  • Labib – Sensible, intelligent
  • Laiba – Most beautiful woman in Paradise
  • Laleh – Tulip
  • Lamees – Soft to the touch
  • Lamia – Shining, radiant
  • Lamya – Dark-lipped
  • Latif – Kind, subtle
  • Latifa – Gentle, kind
  • Layan – Gentleness, softness

L, continued

  • Layla – Night, dark beauty
  • Leen – Tenderness
  • Lejla – Bosnian form of Layla
  • Lina – Tender, delicate palm
  • Lubna – Storax tree
  • Lujain – Silver
  • Luqman Hakim – Luqman the wise
  • Luqman – A wise man mentioned in the Quran
  • Lut – Hidden, veiled; the prophet Lot

M: 47 names

  • Maha – Wild cow, large beautiful eyes
  • Mahdi – Rightly guided one
  • Maheen – Like the moon; fine, delicate
  • Mahir – Skilled, adept
  • Mahira – Skilled, adept
  • Mahmud – Praised one
  • Mahnoor – Light of the moon
  • Mahsa – Like the moon
  • Mahtab – Moonlight
  • Maisoon – Of beautiful face and body
  • Majid – Glorious, noble

M, continued

  • Majida – Glorious
  • Malak – Angel
  • Malik – King, master
  • Malika – Queen
  • Mamadou – West African form of Muhammad
  • Manal – Attainment, achievement
  • Mansur – Victorious, aided by God
  • Marwa – A hill in Mecca; fragrant plant
  • Maryam – The mother of Isa; sea of bitterness, beloved
  • Mawaddah – Affection, love
  • Maymuna – Blessed, auspicious
  • Maysa – Walking with a proud gait

M, continued

  • Mazin – Rain clouds
  • Mehmet – Turkish form of Muhammad
  • Mehreen – Loving, kind; like the sun
  • Mert – Brave, manly
  • Merve – Turkish form of Marwa
  • Mikail – The archangel Michael
  • Minahil – Spring of fresh water
  • Miqdad – One who cuts and divides
  • Mirza – Prince, son of a nobleman
  • Misk – Musk
  • Mitra – Friendship, love
  • Muadh – Protected, sheltered

M, continued

  • Mubarak – Blessed
  • Mufida – Beneficial
  • Muhammad – Praised, praiseworthy
  • Muhsin – Doer of good, benefactor
  • Mumtaz – Distinguished, excellent
  • Muna – Wish, desire
  • Munib – One who turns to God in repentance
  • Munir – Radiant, shining
  • Murad – Wished for, desired
  • Musa – Drawn from the water; the prophet Moses
  • Mustafa – The Chosen One; a title of the Prophet
  • Muzaffar – Triumphant

N: 37 names

  • Nabil – Noble, honorable
  • Nabila – Noble
  • Nada – Dew, generosity
  • Nadhirah – Radiant, blooming
  • Nadia – Caller, announcer; tender
  • Nadir – Rare, precious
  • Nadira – Rare, precious
  • Nafisa – Precious, valuable
  • Nahla – A drink of water
  • Naila – Attainer, achiever
  • Naim – Bliss, comfort
  • Najib – Of noble descent

N, continued

  • Najla – Wide-eyed
  • Najma – Star
  • Najwa – Confidential whisper
  • Naseem – Gentle breeze
  • Nasir – Helper, supporter
  • Nasrin – Wild rose
  • Navid – Good news
  • Nawaf – High, lofty
  • Nawal – Gift
  • Nazanin – Sweetheart, darling
  • Nazira – Equal, like; observer
  • Nedim – Close companion

N, continued

  • Niloufar – Water lily, lotus
  • Nimra – Pure, clean
  • Nisreen – Wild rose
  • Nizar – Little, sparing; a tribal ancestor
  • Noman – Blood, red; a companion of the Prophet
  • Noor – Light
  • Nour al-Huda – Light of guidance
  • Nuh – Rest, comfort; the prophet Noah
  • Nuha – Intelligence, mind
  • Nur Aisyah – Light paired with Aisha
  • Nur al-Din – Light of the faith
  • Nurul Huda – Light of guidance
  • Nusayba – Appropriate, of noble origin; warrior companion

O: 1 name

  • Ousmane – West African form of Uthman

P: 5 names

  • Parisa – Like a fairy
  • Parsa – Pious, devout
  • Parvaneh – Butterfly
  • Parviz – Victorious, fortunate
  • Peyman – Promise, oath

Q: 2 names

  • Qasim – One who distributes; the Prophet's son
  • Qays – Firm, measured

R: 32 names

  • Rabia – Spring, fourth-born; the Sufi saint Rabia al-Adawiyya
  • Rafi – Exalted, sublime
  • Rafif – Glittering, shimmering
  • Rafiq – Companion, gentle friend
  • Raghad – Pleasant, comfortable life
  • Rahma – Mercy
  • Raid – Leader, pioneer
  • Raihana – Sweet basil, fragrant plant
  • Rameen – Successful, obedient
  • Ramzi – Symbolic

R, continued

  • Rana – Eye-catching, beautiful
  • Randa – Scented tree
  • Rania – Gazing, queenly
  • Rasha – Young gazelle
  • Rashid – Rightly guided
  • Rawan – A river in Paradise
  • Rayyan – Gate of Paradise for those who fast; well-watered
  • Reem – White gazelle
  • Rehan – Sweet basil, fragrant
  • Retaj – Grand door; the door of the Kaaba
  • Reza – Contentment; the eighth Imam

R, continued

  • Rida – Contentment, satisfaction
  • Rima – White antelope
  • Rinad – Fragrant tree
  • Riyad – Gardens, meadows
  • Rizwan – Acceptance; the keeper of Paradise
  • Rostam – Legendary Persian hero
  • Roya – Dream, vision
  • Ruba – Hills, high ground
  • Ruhan – Spiritual
  • Ruqayya – Ascent, gentle rise
  • Ruwayda – Walking gently

S: 74 names

  • Saad – Felicity, good fortune
  • Saba – Morning breeze; Sheba
  • Sabah – Morning
  • Sabiha – Beautiful, graceful
  • Sabir – Patient, enduring
  • Sadia – Fortunate, blessed
  • Sadiq – Truthful, sincere
  • Safa – Purity, clarity; a hill in Mecca
  • Safiyya – Pure, sincere friend
  • Safwan – Pure rock; a companion of the Prophet
  • Sahar – Dawn
  • Said – Happy, fortunate
  • Saifullah – Sword of God
  • Sajid – One who prostrates in worship

S, continued

  • Sajida – Woman who prostrates in worship
  • Sakina – Tranquility, divine peace
  • Salah al-Din – Righteousness of the faith
  • Salih – Righteous, virtuous; a prophet to Thamud
  • Salim – Safe, sound, whole
  • Salma – Safe, peaceful
  • Salman – Safe, secure
  • Salwa – Solace, consolation
  • Samah – Forgiveness, generosity
  • Sami – Elevated, sublime
  • Samiha – Generous, forgiving
  • Samina – Precious, healthy
  • Samir – Evening companion in conversation
  • Samira – Companion in evening conversation
  • Sana – Brilliance, radiance

S, continued

  • Sanam – Beloved, idol
  • Saqib – Piercing, bright star
  • Sara – Princess, noble lady
  • Sawda – Black, dark
  • Sead – Fortunate
  • Selim – Safe, sound
  • Sema – Sky, heaven
  • Sepideh – Dawn
  • Serkan – Leader, head of the blood
  • Setareh – Star
  • Sevda – Love
  • Shadia – Singer
  • Shahbaz – Royal falcon
  • Shahd – Honey
  • Shahin – Falcon

S, continued

  • Shahzad – Prince
  • Shaima – Good-natured; the Prophet's foster sister
  • Shakir – Grateful, thankful
  • Shakira – Grateful
  • Shams al-Din – Sun of the faith
  • Shanza – Woman of dignity
  • Sharif – Noble, honorable
  • Sharifa – Noble
  • Shehryar – Friend of the city, sovereign
  • Shifa – Healing, cure
  • Shihab – Shooting star, flame
  • Shirin – Sweet
  • Shuayb – A prophet sent to Midian
  • Sikandar – Alexander; defender of men
  • Siraj – Lamp, light

S, continued

  • Sireen – Companion; wife of Hassan ibn Thabit
  • Sohrab – Shining, illustrious; son of Rostam
  • Soraya – The Pleiades
  • Suad – Good fortune, happiness
  • Sufyan – Swift, light-footed
  • Suha – Name of a faint star
  • Suhail – The star Canopus; smooth, easy
  • Suhaila – Smooth, easy; feminine of Suhail
  • Suhayb – Reddish-brown hair
  • Sulayman – Man of peace; the prophet Solomon
  • Sultan – Ruler, authority
  • Sumayya – High above; the first martyr of Islam
  • Sundus – Fine silk of Paradise
  • Syafiqah – Affectionate, tender
  • Syahmi – Noble, courageous

T: 19 names

  • Tahir – Pure, chaste
  • Tahira – Pure, chaste
  • Tahsin – Improvement, beautification
  • Taimur – Iron; Timur the conqueror
  • Taj al-Din – Crown of the faith
  • Tala – Young palm tree
  • Talal – Nice, admirable
  • Talha – A fruitful tree
  • Talin – Soft, gentle

T, continued

  • Tamim – Perfect, complete
  • Tarik – Morning star; Bosnian form of Tariq
  • Tariq – Morning star; one who knocks at night
  • Tasneem – A spring in Paradise
  • Tawfiq – Success granted by God
  • Tehreem – Respect, sacredness
  • Thabit – Firm, steadfast
  • Thana – Praise, gratitude
  • Thuraya – The Pleiades star cluster
  • Tolga – Helmet

U: 7 names

  • Ubayd – Little servant of God
  • Umair – Little long-lived one
  • Umar – Flourishing, long-lived
  • Umm Kulthum – Mother of the full-cheeked one
  • Urwa – Handhold, support
  • Usama – Lion
  • Uthman – Name of the third caliph; a baby bustard

V: 1 name

  • Vedad – Love, friendship

W: 9 names

  • Wafa – Faithfulness, loyalty
  • Wahid – Unique, singular
  • Wajd – Passion, ecstasy
  • Wajih – Distinguished, eminent
  • Walid – Newborn, child
  • Wardah – Rose
  • Wardina – Rose-like
  • Wasim – Handsome
  • Widad – Love, affection

Y: 14 names

  • Yagmur – Rain
  • Yahya – He lives; the prophet John
  • Yaqub – Supplanter; the prophet Jacob
  • Yara – Small butterfly; friend
  • Yasaman – Jasmine
  • Yasin – A title of the Prophet
  • Yasir – Wealthy, easygoing
  • Yasmin – Jasmine flower
  • Yazid – Increasing, growing
  • Yigit – Brave young man
  • Yumna – Blessed, right-handed
  • Yunus – Dove; the prophet Jonah
  • Yusuf Efe – Joseph; Efe means brave elder brother
  • Yusuf – God increases; the prophet Joseph

Z: 23 names

  • Zafar – Victory, triumph
  • Zahir – Manifest, radiant
  • Zahra – Radiant, blooming flower
  • Zaina – Beautiful
  • Zakariya – God remembers; the prophet Zechariah
  • Zaki – Pure, intelligent
  • Zakir – One who remembers God
  • Zakiya – Pure, righteous
  • Zara – Blooming flower, radiance
  • Zayd – Growth, abundance
  • Zayn al-Abidin – Ornament of the worshippers

Z, continued

  • Zayn – Beauty, grace
  • Zaynab – A fragrant flowering tree
  • Zeynep – Turkish form of Zaynab
  • Ziyad – Abundance, growth
  • Zohaib – Leader, king
  • Zoya – Loving, caring; alive
  • Zubaida – Elite, cream of the crop
  • Zubayr – Strong, powerful
  • Zuhayr – Little flower, bright
  • Zulaikha – Brilliant beauty; wife of the Aziz in the story of Yusuf
  • Zulkifli – A prophet mentioned in the Quran
  • Zunaira – Flower of Paradise; guiding light