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QuranicNames.com StaffKeymasterShe may keep it. In general, once a person is known by a name, even if the name has a negative meaning or the name is not recommended, there is no need to change it. The rule for choosing good names only applies to naming newborns.
QuranicNames.com StaffKeymasterFor information on Aariz please type it in the search box. There is no such Arabic name as Aarham, you probably mean Arham, which you can find by searching for it on our website using the search box.
QuranicNames.com StaffKeymasterAlaikumassalam wa rahmatullah,
I don’t know where you live, but in Arabic it is Mafazah. In Turkish, it becomes Mafazat. Other cultures may pronounce it otherwise. But the Arabic is Mafazah, like Fatimah and Khadijah.
QuranicNames.com StaffKeymasterIf you are referring to the name Elsa mentioned on our site, it would be written as إلسا in the Arabic alphabet.
Note that this is a Persian name, not Arabic or “arabian”.
QuranicNames.com StaffKeymasterAlaikumassalam wa rahmatullah,
According to the Sultan Qaboos Encyclopedia of Arab Names, and according to the 13th century dictionary Al-Ubaab al-Zaakhir by the scholar al-Saghaani, Affan comes from the root Afafa (Ain-F-F), rather than Afana (Ain-F-N), and means “virtuous”, “modest”, “chaste”, “pure”. Other common names that are derived from the same root as Affan are Afeef and Afaaf (same meaning as Affan) and Iffah (“modesty”, “chastity”).
QuranicNames.com StaffKeymasterAlaikumassalam wa rahmatullah,
There is nothing wrong with the name Nadiyya. There are many common Sahabiyyah names (such as Fatimah and Khadijah) that do not have a meaning related to Islam. Nadiyyah means “fresh”, “lush”, “bountiful”, though its literal meaning is “wet from rain” (something that is wet due to rain). However, it is possible you are referring to Naadiyah, which has the same meanings as Nadiyyah, but also has the meaning of “call”, “proclamation”.
Mardiyyah, which can also be written as Marziyyah, means “content”, and also means “someone who has earned Allah’s favor and pleasure”. This too is a good name.
QuranicNames.com StaffKeymasterMehnoor means “moonlight” (Persian), Rabeeba means “queen” (Arabic), though it also means “step-daughter”. Afsan means “legend” (Persian).
QuranicNames.com StaffKeymasterNo, the right pronunciation is [(U)p] + [(MA)n] + [(N)eck + p(ULL)] + [A(LLAH)], there is no stress on the “m”. It can be said as Amaanullah or Amaanallah.
QuranicNames.com StaffKeymasterAlaikumassalam,
Yes, it is permitted. Hadi is like Ali, they are both names of Allah, but they can be used without the “Abdul”.
QuranicNames.com StaffKeymasterYes it is an acceptable name.
QuranicNames.com StaffKeymasterMafaz and Mafazah both mean “victory”, “success”. Mafaz is for boys and Mafazah for girls. Mafazah can also be pronounced as Mafazat.
QuranicNames.com StaffKeymasterPlease look at this page on our other website (Sahabanames.com) that lists the most common names of the female sahaba. Maybe you will like one of them:
Sahabiyyah NamesMay 3, 2016 at 9:56 pm in reply to: Ahyan – meaning acceptable? mohammad Ahyan can be kept as name? #123406
QuranicNames.com StaffKeymasterAlaikumassalam wa rahmatullah,
Ahyan is an acceptable name for a Muslim child as it does not have a bad meaning. It means “moments”, “instances”, “times”.
Mohammed Ahyan is also acceptable.
QuranicNames.com StaffKeymasterAlaikumassalam wa rahmatullah,
Aydee Arham is an acceptable name.
QuranicNames.com StaffKeymasterAccording to Islam a child’s name has no effects on his/her behavior or personality. There are no verses in the Quran or authentic hadeeth that say baby names have any effect on personality.
QuranicNames.com StaffKeymasterAlaikumassalam,
What language is that from?
QuranicNames.com StaffKeymasterJayden is an artificial name without a meaning. You may use it since it doesn’t have a bad meaning.
QuranicNames.com StaffKeymasterRajulah does mean a woman who is like a man one way or another. As the name doesn’t have a particularly good meaning, it is best to avoid it.
QuranicNames.com StaffKeymasterShahzain means “most handsome”, “most beautiful”, and Aqlan means “intelligent”, “able to understand”, “wise”. Both are good names and can be used together. They do not create a new meaning.
QuranicNames.com StaffKeymasterShumaysah comes from the SH-M-S (“Sun”) root, which is used in the Quran. It is the feminine diminutive of Shams (“Sun”), thus meaning “little Sun”.
Shumaisah bint Aziz has narrations in Sahih al-Bukhari.
QuranicNames.com StaffKeymasterMehreen means “like the Sun” (i.e. “radiant”), and Aatirah means “perfumed”, “having a good scent”. Both are good names, therefore it is acceptable to name your daughter that.
QuranicNames.com StaffKeymasterVinetta means “little vineyard”. It is an acceptable name for Muslims as it does not have a bad meaning.
QuranicNames.com StaffKeymasterAdil means “fair and just”, and there is no issue with having it in front of Mohammed.
QuranicNames.com StaffKeymasterThat sounds very unfamiliar. Where did you see it?
May 1, 2016 at 5:00 pm in reply to: Can you pls tell me some Muslim girls' names meaning sky? #123379
QuranicNames.com StaffKeymasterThe only Quranic name that refers to the sky is Samaa as far as we know. There is also Fazaa, which means “space”.
Muslims can also use the Persian name Aasemaan, which means “sky”.
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