Iahtisham
Striving for excellence
maleArabic
One who strives for excellence, persistence, and hard work
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Iba
Exalted, Sublime
(Female)Arabic
Derived from the Arabic root 'iba', meaning 'to rise above' or 'to exalt'. In Islamic tradition, Iba represents the sublime and exalted nature of Allah and His prophets.
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Ibaa
Mother, Lady
(Female)(Arabic)
Derived from the Arabic root word ‘iba’ which means ‘to feed’. This name signifies a nurturing and caring woman, one who provides for and takes care of her loved ones. In Islamic history, ‘Ibaa’ is also the name of a noble lady from the Prophet Muhammad’s (pbuh) tribe, known for her generosity and hospitality.
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Ibaad
Servants of Allah
MaleArabic
Those who worship and serve Allah
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Ibaadah
Worship, Devotion
unisexArabic
To serve and worship Allah (God)
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Ibaadat
Worship of Allah
FemaleArabic
Ibaadat is an Arabic name that means to worship and obey Allah. It symbolizes a strong connection with the Almighty.
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Ibaadatun
Worshipper
femaleIslamic
The one who performs ibaadah (acts of worship)
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Ibaadoon
Servants of Allah
MaleArabic
Derived from the Arabic word ‘ibaada’, meaning ‘to serve’ or ‘to worship’. This name signifies a deep commitment to serving and worshiping Allah.
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Ibad
Servant
maleArabic
Servant of Allah
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Ibadaat
Worship, Acts of Worship
(Female)Arabic
Derived from the Arabic root ‘ibaada’, meaning ‘to worship’, Ibadaat refers to acts of worship and obedience to Allah (SWT). It is a fundamental concept in Islam, emphasizing the importance of submitting to Allah's will and fulfilling religious obligations.
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Ibadah
Worship, devotion, obedience
unisexArabic
To serve and obey Allah (God) in all aspects of life
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Ibadat
Worship, obedience
(Female)Arabic
The term 'Ibadat' comes from the Arabic word 'ibada', which means 'to worship' or 'to serve'. This concept is central to Islamic belief and refers to the acts of worship and obedience performed in accordance with God's commands as stated in the Quran and Sunnah.
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Ibhar
Prosperity, Success
(Male or Female or Unisex)Arabic
Derived from the Arabic root 'b-h-r', meaning 'to be fruitful, to grow'. In Islamic tradition, Ibhar symbolizes prosperity, success, and good fortune. It is a name given to inspire growth and abundance in a child's life.
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Ibn
Son of
maleArabic
The Arabic name Ibn is a prefix meaning 'son of'. It is a common suffix used in Arabic names and signifies lineage and heritage.
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Ibnan
Two virtues
UnisexArabic
A name derived from the Quran, Ibnan (Arabic: ابنان) means 'two virtues' or 'two good deeds'.
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Ibnat
Daughter, girl
femaleIslamic
Ibnat is an Arabic name for a daughter or girl. It is derived from the Arabic root 'ibn' meaning 'son', but with a prefix 'i' added to make it mean 'daughter' instead.
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Ibnbaz
Servant of the glorified
MaleArabic
One who serves and worships the Almighty Allah, glorified be He.
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Ibneen
Daughter
femaleIslamic
The Arabic name Ibneen is derived from the root word 'ibn' which means 'son' in Arabic. The feminine form of this word is 'ibna' and the diminutive form 'ibneen'. It translates to 'daughter' in English.
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Ibnif
Son of
maleIslamic
A name that means 'Son of' in Arabic. It is a title given to a male child indicating his familial relationship with his father.
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Ibnir
Son of the light
maleIslamic
Ibn is an Arabic prefix meaning 'son of' and Ir means 'light'. Therefore, Ibnir means 'son of the light'.
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