Islamic Baby Names with Meanings
Islamic baby names carry rich linguistic heritage and spiritual meaning. Browse the complete NameVerse islamic collection — every entry includes a verified meaning, cultural origin, gender classification, lucky number and pronunciation guide. Start with the most popular islamic names below, jump to a letter, or filter by gender and origin.
Most popular islamic baby names
Rayhan
BoyNoble and blessed
Alauddin
BoyNoble and blessed
Jibran
BoyNoble and blessed
Masood
BoyNoble and blessed
Gufran
BoyNoble and blessed
Misbah
GirlNoble and blessed
Dilawar
BoyNoble and blessed
Abdur
BoyNoble and blessed
Samir
BoyNoble and blessed
Ramez
BoyNoble and blessed
Alishba
GirlNoble and blessed
Abdul
BoyNoble and blessed
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Jump into any letter to see every islamic name that starts with it — with meanings, origins and lucky numbers on every card.
islamic names by origin
islamic naming traditions draw from several languages and cultures. Explore the most common origins in this collection:
About islamic baby names
Islamic names are chosen by millions of families every year, and a great name usually carries three things: a meaning parents love, an origin they connect with, and a sound that feels right. NameVerse gives you all three at a glance — then goes deeper with pronunciation, numerology, lucky numbers and cultural context on every name page.
Whether you are looking for a traditional favorite, a modern spelling, or a name that expresses a quality like love, strength or peace, this islamic collection covers the full spectrum. Use the popularity ranking to see what parents are choosing right now, or start with a letter that means something to your family.