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QuranicNames.com StaffKeymasterPlease see this page: Areeba
QuranicNames.com StaffKeymasterIt is an acceptable name since all the individual names are acceptable.
QuranicNames.com StaffKeymasterAlaikumassalam wa rahmatullah,
Arabic names can be spelled in any way the parents desire. For example the name Muhammad is written in a dozen or so different ways, and this does not change the meaning. Therefore you can spell Taaliah however you wish, for example Taliah, Talya, Taliyah, Talea, Taleia, etc.
The same applies to Leia/Liya, you may spell it the way you like.
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QuranicNames.com StaffKeymasterSayyidat-al-Nisa and Manha are both acceptable. Manha does not mean “gift from Allah”, Minha means that. For Manha’s meaning please type it in the search box.
Aqiqah is considered a sunnah (not an obligation) by many scholars, and this only applies to first names when first naming a baby. Aqiqah is not done when changing a name, according to this fatwa by Sheikh Abdurrahman bin Nasir al-Baraak.
QuranicNames.com StaffKeymasterThe one meaning “gift”, “bestowal” is written as نَيْلَا, while the one meaning “obtainer” (though the more common meaning “gracious”, “charitable”) is written as نائلة. These are two different names from the same root. As for the correct pronunciations, type Nayla and Naylaa in the search box and read their respective articles.
QuranicNames.com StaffKeymasterPlease type each name in the search box to find their respective meanings. As for writing them in Urdu, we cannot help you unfortunately since we do not write Urdu.
QuranicNames.com StaffKeymasterPlease look at the names on this page and maybe you will find one that you like.
QuranicNames.com StaffKeymasterAlaikumassalam wa rahmatullah,
Izzah means “greatness”, “majesty”. It is a good meaning and can be used as a name. All names in Islam are acceptable unless there is a clear and valid proof that it is forbidden, and there is no such proof for the name Izzah. Azeez is a name from the same root and is quite common among Muslims.
QuranicNames.com StaffKeymasterAlaikumassalam wa rahmatullah,
Both Inaya and Anaya are linguistically correct and acceptable names. Inaya is the more common and is the one found in most dictionaries.
QuranicNames.com StaffKeymasterYes it is an acceptable name. Everything mentioned in our article about Arwaa is correct.
QuranicNames.com StaffKeymasterAlaikumassalam,
Umme means “mother of”, unfortunately we have no information on Ahana.
QuranicNames.com StaffKeymaster“Direct” means the name is seen in the Quran, while indirect means the name itself is not in the Quran, but its “root” is in the Quran.
For example Ahmad is in the Quran, while its feminine form Hamdaa is not. Hamdaa is derived from Ahmad. Ahmad is a direct Quranic name, while Hamdaa is indirect.
QuranicNames.com StaffKeymasterUnfortunately we have no information on this name.
QuranicNames.com StaffKeymasterAlaikumassalam,
The combination is acceptable. It doesn’t create a new meaning, each name keeps its own meaning, which can be looked up on our site.
QuranicNames.com StaffKeymasterMah is a Persian word meaning “moon”, Mahee means “moon-like” and “ra” means “road”, “way”, “conduct”, “behavior”. Thus the name can be considered to mean “one whose conduct is like the moon”. Since the moon is generally used to connote beauty, the ultimate meaning of the name is “beautiful”.
However, note that Mahee also means “fish”. To avoid the confusion, the fish meaning would be removed if the name is turned into Maheenra or Meheera, which keep the same meaning as Maheera but lose the “fish” meaning.
Also note that this name is not used by Persians, and it is most likely a modification of the Persian name Mahru (“moon-faced”) or a related name.
It is acceptable for Muslims since it has a good meaning.
March 3, 2015 at 6:20 pm in reply to: any names you can reccomend, for my son who the doctor says has down syndrome. #120328
QuranicNames.com StaffKeymasterThose are good names and insha’Allah you can use them. There are also Tayyib and Salih (“good”, “wholesome”) and Saalim, which comes from the same root as Saleem and means (“whole”, “without flaw”).
QuranicNames.com StaffKeymasterAlaikumassalam wa rahmatullah,
Mirzia is another spelling of Marziyyah, written as مرضية in Arabic.
Some sources mention Marziyyah as one of the titles of Fatima.
QuranicNames.com StaffKeymasterIt is insha’Allah.
QuranicNames.com StaffKeymasterThat sounds like complete nonsense. There is no concept of a name’s “heaviness” in Islam and the scholars have no issue with using the names of angels.
QuranicNames.com StaffKeymasterAssalamu alaikum,
Shahid means “witness” and Haziq means “skilled” (etc.), therefore you can consider the meaning to be “skilled witness” if you will.
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QuranicNames.com StaffKeymasterAlaikumassalam wa rahmatullah,
They are all probably the same name, from Hebrew (short for Elizabeth, which means “my God is bountiful”). They are acceptable for Muslims since their meaning is good.
QuranicNames.com StaffKeymasterFor Mahdia please see: Mahdia
As for suggestions, we suggest any name that has a good meaning. Choosing a name is a matter of personal preference and it is the duty of the parents and their relative to find a good name they like.
QuranicNames.com StaffKeymasterThere are dozens of ways to spell Muhammad, all spellings are acceptable. This is an Arabic name therefore there is no single correct way to write it in Latin letters, people can write it in any way they like.
QuranicNames.com StaffKeymasterUnfortunately we have no information on Uhban.
QuranicNames.com StaffKeymasterDua is an acceptable name.
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