Discover authentic Islamic baby names beginning with h — complete with meanings, origins, and lucky numbers. Page 1 of 1.
“Gift from God”
“Green shoot, bud, tender plant”
“From Habasha (Abyssinian)”
“Gift, Blessing”
“Born from hardship”
“The Patient”
“Gentle breeze”
“The Giver”
“Beloved or loved one”
“Beloved”
“Lover”
“Gift, Present”
“Powerful”
“Graceful, elegant”
“Beloved one”
“Beloved, Dear”
“Beloved”
“Beloved one”
“Beloved one”
“Beloved”
“Loved One”
“Beloved”
“Abel's brother in Islamic tradition”
“The One Who Gives”
“Blessed”
“Gift, Blessing”
“Gentle”
“Sweet and Plentiful”
“The Chaser, Persistent”
“Friend”
“Gentle, Graceful”
“The Fulfiller”
“African woman”
“Gift, Present”
“Gift, Reward”
“Thunder”
“Target, Goal, Aim”
“Guide, Helper”
“A gentle sea current or wave”
“Gentle Flowers”
“Gift, Present”
“Gifted one”
“Brave, Fearless”
“Wise, Knowledgeable”
“The Giver”
“Smith, craftsman”
“Generous Gift”
“Flood”
“Guide, Helper”
“Giver, Donor”
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