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QuranicNames.com StaffKeymasterAlaikumassalam wa rahmatullah,
Saqif is another spelling of Saqeef. For more information please see: Saqeef
QuranicNames.com StaffKeymasterYes it is an acceptable name.
QuranicNames.com StaffKeymasterWe have no information on Shameha. As for Fathima, it is another spelling of Fatimah and it is an acceptable name.
QuranicNames.com StaffKeymasterAlaikumassalam wa rahmatullah,
They are both acceptable names.
QuranicNames.com StaffKeymasterAzlan is a variant of the Turkish name Aslan, which means “lion”. It is an acceptable name.
QuranicNames.com StaffKeymasterPlease see: Irhaa
QuranicNames.com StaffKeymasterHasnain and Khawarizmi are acceptable, but we have no information on Sardjono.
QuranicNames.com StaffKeymasterAnoushay is a Persian name. Please see this page for more information.
QuranicNames.com StaffKeymasterAll three are acceptable.
February 6, 2015 at 7:54 pm in reply to: Can you suggest us, i chose these name for my baby girl #119904
QuranicNames.com StaffKeymasterAlaikumassalam wa rahmatullah,
Fazila Raniya is an acceptable name.
QuranicNames.com StaffKeymasterAlaikumassalam wa rahmatullah,
I do not know of any specific Arabic name that sounds like Airis. As for Husna, please see: Husna
QuranicNames.com StaffKeymasterI do not know of any Sahaba named Mabrur or Sahabiyya named Mabrura, if this is indeed the case then you can use the name without any worry.
Aalifa Ghaneem is an acceptable name.
QuranicNames.com StaffKeymasterInaya Rasool does not create a new meaning, each name has its own independent meaning, which is acceptable. For it to have a new meaning, the name will have to be Inayatul Rasool, Inayatur Rasool or Inaya al-Rasool, which means “help of the messenger”, “care of the messenger”, which is an acceptable meaning. The meaning can be both care that is provided by the messenger, or care that is provided to the messenger.
QuranicNames.com StaffKeymasterYes it is. Please see this page: Umaima
QuranicNames.com StaffKeymasterPlease see this page: Mysha
QuranicNames.com StaffKeymasterI cannot think of any such name, but there might be if you take the time to look at the lists of names on our site.
QuranicNames.com StaffKeymasterAs for Irhaa, please see: Irhaa
As for Abrish, we have no specific information on this name. It seems to made of Persian ab (“water”) and rish (“pouring”), thus meaning “one who pours water”.
What do you mean by a heavy name? I didn’t know names had weights.
QuranicNames.com StaffKeymasterRelated in what way?
QuranicNames.com StaffKeymasterA girl’s second name is usually a feminine name, for this reason it might be better if you choose any girl name you like, such as Aisha or Fatima. You can use Ibrahim, even though it is a masculine name, provided that it is acceptable in your culture.
I suggest any name that has a good meaning and that is liked by the child’s family. Please the Quranic Girl Names list for more names.
QuranicNames.com StaffKeymasterBoth are acceptable. It is completely subjective which one is greater.
QuranicNames.com StaffKeymasterYes you can.
QuranicNames.com StaffKeymaster@Sister: Can you please explain what your issue now is?
@Sara: There are various names that can be spelled as Sara, and all of them are acceptable. Please type Sara in the search box for more information.
QuranicNames.com StaffKeymasterMabrurah Ghaneem is an allowed name. Some scholars would not recommend Mabrurah since it comes from the B-R-R root and the Prophet (PBUH) changed a girl’s name (Barrah) which comes from the same root.
QuranicNames.com StaffKeymasterAaez is another spelling of Aaiz, please see this page: Aaiz
QuranicNames.com StaffKeymasterAlaikumassalam wa rahmatullah,
You can choose a Western name that has a good meaning, as in Islam it is not required to use Arabic or Quranic names. Acceptable Western names are Andrew (“Warrior”), Henry and Harry (“ruler of the house”), Zach/Zachariah (a prophet mentioned in the Quran and the Bible, in Arabic known as Zakariyya) Ben/Benjamin (brother of prophet Jospeh/Yusuf), John/Johann/Ian/Hans (a prophet, known as Yahya in Arabic), and Aaron (known as Harun in Arabic).
Muslims in Persia often use Persian names, Turkish Muslims use Turkish names, Kurdish Muslims use Kurdish names; there is nothing wrong with European Muslims using European names.
As for Arabic names sounding Western, there is Ryan, which some Muslims use as an alternate spelling of Rayyan. There is also Aiden/Ayden, which you can find on our site. Another name is Esa, which in Arabic refers to Jesus peace be upon him, while in English it refers to Isaiah, another prophet. Unfortunately that is all I can think of.
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