Discover authentic Islamic baby names beginning with z — complete with meanings, origins, and lucky numbers. Page 1 of 1.
“Little Fish”
“Noble and blessed”
“Glowing, Radiant”
“Glorifier of Allah”
“Life”
“Rain”
“Bright, Intelligent, Radiant”
“Bought, Purchased”
“Giver of Glad Tidings”
“Generous, Kind, Noble”
“Little Ornament”
“Glorifier of Allah”
“Gift of God”
“Morning good news”
“Little wise one”
“Meadow, pasture”
“Graceful, Beautiful”
“Gardener of God”
“Moon”
“Noble and blessed”
“Little one”
“Strong and Firm”
“Mountain of flowers”
“Honeycomb, Sweetness”
“Gift of God”
“Graceful, Beautiful”
“Flower Girl”
“Given as a gift”
“Gifted, Excellent”
“Little one, Small, Baby”
“Grace, beauty, blossom”
“Delight, Pleasure”
“Growth, Richness”
“Good, Pure, Beautiful”
“Purity, Cleanliness”
“Victorious”
“Fresh, New”
“Abundance of Fish”
“Understanding”
“Glorified”
“Blooming”
“Prosperous, Rich”
“Blooming Flower”
“Morning Light”
“Flower, Blossom”
“Frequent rain”
“Morning breeze”
“Flower or Blossom”
“Glorious”
“Blooming Flower”
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