Arabic names are among the most common in the world. Omar, Layla, Zara, Amir. They've crossed over into mainstream American naming. Most have clear meanings — 'light,' 'prince,' 'beautiful' — which parents tend to love.
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skilled, expert, proficient
flower of paradise (Jannah)
beloved, darling
achieving, attaining
smiling, one who smiles
gift, precious reward
brave as a lion
one who has a father (honorific)
abundant, full of blessings
sky-colored, heavenly blue
owner, master, possessor
a warner, one who cautions
chaste, modest, pure
little Hasan, very good
best friend, confidante
great, magnificent, mighty
bright, luminous, radiant
one of good character
radiant, bright, luminous
sincere conviction, faithfulness
exalted, great, majestic
embryo, new life
moon
bundle of flowers
ship, vessel, ark
river, flowing water
shadow, shade
protective friend
moonlight
worker, doer
dew, generosity
righteous, virtuous, good
softness, gentleness
comfort, solace, consolation
worshipper, devotee
prince, commander
tender, delicate
to hide, to protect
conscience, heart
excellence, goodness (from j-w-d root)
noble, exalted
the longed-for one
worshipper, devoted servant
generous, noble
God's pleasure, divine contentment
worthy of praise
noble, respected, honored
growth, increase, abundance
community; gathering
she who leads to righteousness
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