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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beautiful, ornament
skilled, expert, proficient
gift, benefit
flexible, supple
exalted, sublime, high
all-knowing, judicious
exalted, high, noble
builder, one who populates
paradise, garden of heaven
settler, one who stays in a place
gathering, collecting
the Arabic form of Jesus
he who remains forever
father's precious jewel
read, recite
beautiful, graceful
happy, fortunate, blessed
tender, delicate
blessed, enjoying divine grace
beauty, grace
brilliant, radiant, luminous
admirable, wonderful
O human being (one interpretation)
one guided by God
noble, respected, precious
growth, abundance, increase
the one who is rightly guided
accessible, easy
praiseworthy
nocturnal journey, night travel
courageous, bold, daring
light, splendor
master, lord, chief
may God add (children, blessings)
like a star, starlike
desert, wilderness
trustworthy, faithful, honest
praised, praiseworthy
good, beautiful, handsome
the first woman (Eve)
good, handsome, beautiful
possibly from Arabic qamar (moon)
handsome, beautiful
angel, heavenly messenger
signs, miracles, divine verses
ambergris, precious amber gem
gentle, patient
light, radiance
light, radiance
one who abstains, weaned
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