Tracing back to North Africa and medieval Iberia, Moorish baby names mirror a blend of Arabic, Berber, and Andalusian influences. They may reflect religious devotion, reference desert landscapes, or recall illustrious dynasties that shaped Southern Europe’s architecture and scholarship. Whether parents opt for a name like Zara or Idris, the result connects a child to a legacy of cultural fusion, intellectual pursuits, and a spirit of refined endurance.
Arabic origin, meaning "stern" or "lion."
Modest
Of Arabic origin, meaning "highly praised."
Of Arabic origin, meaning "noble" or "exalted."
Sublime
Of Arabic origin, meaning "prince" or "commander."
Of Arabic origin, meaning "prince" or "commander."
A feminine form of Amir, meaning "princess" or "commander."
Of Arabic origin, meaning "life" or "prosperity."
Of Arabic origin, meaning "lion" or "courageous."
Of Arabic origin, meaning "protector" or "guardian."
Derived from the Arabic word for "blessings" and has significant cultural and historical importance
Ayyub is a boy's name of Arabic origin, meaning "patient" or "enduring
Of Swahili origin, meaning "blessing."
A variant of the surname Ferris
Praised
Praiseworthy
Gracious
Associated with bold qualities.
Gardener
Handsome
A variant of Arabic
Lively
Generous
Handsome or good
Father of many or exalted father
Interpreter or ardent lord in welsh
Of Jesus in origin.
Of Isa has origin.
Love or passion and holds significant religious and cultural meaning
Comforter or one who consoles
A name with unique qualities.
Dark
King
Victorious
Flint
Praiseworthy
Warrior
Savior
Success
Star
To glance
Rest
One who distributes
Measurement
Rightly guided
Ridwan means 'grace'.
Rima means 'white antelope'.
Sabah symbolizes 'new beginnings'.
Safwan symbolizes 'purity and brightness'.
Sahl means 'Companion of Prophet Muhammad'.
