Discover authentic Islamic baby names beginning with a — complete with meanings, origins, and lucky numbers. Page 1 of 1.
“The Caller”
“Giver, Bestower”
“Exalted, Praised”
“Success, Prosperity”
“The Swallow”
“The Transformed One”
“Wise, Intellectual”
“Deliverance, Relief”
“The Giver of Glad Tidings”
“The One, The Unique”
“The Separator or Distinguisher”
“The Separator”
“The one who covers, hides, or protects”
“Opener, Conqueror”
“The Conquering One”
“The Opener”
“Intelligent, Wise”
“The Trustworthy One”
“The Wise, Learned One”
“The Forgiver”
“The Forgiving”
“Generous, Wealthy”
“The Guide”
“The Eternal One”
“The Giver of Knowledge”
“The Preserver, The Protector”
“The Preserver”
“The Pilgrim”
“The Pilgrim”
“The Wise Judge”
“The Wise One”
“The one who protects”
“The Sweet”
“Praise, gratitude”
“Praised, Glorified, Exalted”
“Praised, Lauded”
“She is praised”
“The Merciful”
“The Gracious, The Generous”
“The Monotheist”
“The Straightforward One”
“The One with Plentiful Knowledge”
“The Brave One”
“The one who sustains with provisions”
“Handsome, Generous”
“Excellent, Generous, Radiant”
“Descendant of Hashim”
“She who is rich in faith”
“Supporting, Helpful”
“The Subtle, Gentle One”
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