Flowing with poetic grace, Arabic names celebrate faith, family, and enduring values. Mohammad and Aisha carry deep religious significance, while Samira and Faris brim with elegance. Their history spans centuries of rich Islamic art, scholarship, and storytelling. Whether referencing divine attributes or noble characteristics, these names offer cultural depth and melodic allure, ideal for families seeking meaningful connections in every letter.
Exalted
Sublime
Captivating
Miracle, sign
Respectable
Servant of God
Servant of the merciful
A shortened version of Adelaide, meaning "noble."
Maiden, flower
Modest
Noble, exalted
Noble, exalted
A modern name with no widely recognized meaning, often used creatively.
Promised by God
To Trust
Peace
Prince
Blessings of God
Gift of God
Righteous, truthful
Lion
Of Hebrew origin, meaning "God's gift" or "present."
Gift, reward
Noble, respected
Noble
Lion
Braheem signifies 'God'.
Braniah carries unique cultural or symbolic value.
Breah carries unique cultural or symbolic value.
Burach carries unique cultural or symbolic value.
Burak means 'lightning'.
Burhan carries unique cultural or symbolic value.
Proof of faith
Bushra carries unique cultural or symbolic value.
Cadi means 'judge'.
Caedyn means 'little battle'.
Caedyn means 'little battle'.
Cahlil means 'mild'.
Cailey means 'Beloved'.
Cailie means 'Beloved'.
Caira means 'clear'.
Cairo means 'the strong'.
Cairo means 'the strong'.
Calea means 'beautiful and strong'.
Caleal carries unique cultural or symbolic value.
Calib means 'caliph'.
Calil represents 'the beauty and elegance associated with its origins'.
Caliph carries unique cultural or symbolic value.
Caliyah represents 'a blend of cultural heritage and individuality'.
Calliana carries unique cultural or symbolic value.
Camar means 'moon'.