Discover authentic Islamic baby names beginning with m — complete with meanings, origins, and lucky numbers. Page 1 of 1.
“Seeking, Aiming”
“Chosen one”
“Chosen One”
“Praiseworthy, Commended”
“Chooser, the one chosen”
“Chosen One”
“Satiated, Fulfilled”
“Recipient of blessings”
“Chosen One, Favorite”
“Seeking Forgiveness”
“Seeker, Desirous”
“Protector, Guardian”
“The Supplicant”
“Pleasing, Satisfying”
“Content, Satisfied”
“Responsive, Answered”
“Responsive, Answering”
“Responsive, Answerer”
“Traveler”
“Persistent”
“Supporter, Helper”
“The Truthful”
“Tranquility, Calmness”
“Reviver, Renewer”
“Chosen, preferred, selected”
“Quencher of thirst”
“Seeking or desiring”
“Traveler on the path to Allah”
“Seer, Observer”
“Striving, Working towards a Goal”
“Support, Strength”
“Guide, leader, finder”
“Chosen one, elect”
“Constantly present”
“Guided, Steady”
“Self-Sufficient”
“Walks on the Straight Path”
“Guide”
“Observer, Watcher”
“One who is settled or established”
“One who complies, obeys”
“Seeking or yearning”
“The one who is steadfast and trustworthy”
“One who rests or settles”
“Determined, Firm, Steadfast”
“Chosen one, beloved”
“Traveler, Journeyer”
“Gift, Grace, Blessing”
“Rider on a horse”
“Tranquility, safe, secure”
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