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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white flower
night, dark beauty
handsome, beautiful
praiseworthy, laudable
palm tree
growth, abundance
small butterfly
luxuriant, full of water
pleasant, amusing
one deserving of praise
night, dark beauty
God the highest (variant interpretation)
flower, blossom, radiance
noble, princess
miracle, sign of God, verse of the Quran
wishes, aspirations, hopes
peace, submission to God
beautiful, excellent
prosperity, surplus
generous, noble, honorable
soft, gentle, delicate
visitor, pilgrim
paradise, garden of heaven
growth, increase, abundance
praiseworthy, highly commended
he shall live
happiness, bliss
light, divine light
whom God helps
interpreter, studious one
conscience, inner self
conspicuous, apparent
high, exalted
divine solicitude, God's care
entertaining companion, pleasant conversationalist
precious, worthy
slave of Allah
moonlight, halo of light
great, majestic
honorable, bountiful
the pure and selected
blooming flower, radiance
beautiful, rare and precious
fragrant flowering tree
noble, exalted, high-born
peaceful, safe
gift of God
princess, leader
gift, grace
new, fresh, pure
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