Discover authentic Islamic baby names beginning with a — complete with meanings, origins, and lucky numbers. Page 1 of 1.
“Servant of Allah, the Radiant”
“Father of multitudes”
“Father of the mountain”
“Scorching sun”
“Gift from Allah”
“Unknown”
“The One Who Brings Forth”
“Father of wisdom”
“Father of many”
“Father's joy”
“Fresh, new”
“Intelligent, Wise”
“Man of peace”
“Servant of the Almighty”
“Gentle, Tender, Beautiful”
“Servant of Allah”
“Joyful Stream”
“Servant of God”
“Abundant rain”
“Gift, Reward”
“Sweet one, delicate”
“Intelligent”
“Giver of Good”
“Mothers of the believers”
“Father of the Mountain”
“Gift of God”
“Father of”
“Servant of Allah”
“Servant of Allah”
“Father of a great one”
“Father of the wolf”
“Servant of God”
“Guests, visitors”
“White”
“Father of Creatures”
“Colorful river”
“Father of horses”
“Father of greatness”
“Father of the Lion”
“Wise, Intelligent, Powerful”
“Frequent”
“Caller to Prayer”
“Good manners, Morality”
“Justice, Equity”
“Justice, Fairness”
“Justice”
“Justice, Equity”
“Just”
“Noble and blessed”
“Caller to prayer, Prophet”
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