Discover authentic Islamic baby names beginning with a — complete with meanings, origins, and lucky numbers. Page 1 of 1.
“Lion, Stern, Gritty”
“Father of the nobles”
“Servant of Abbas”
“Noble and blessed”
“Descendant of Abbas”
“Servant of God”
“Father of a lion”
“Servant of Allah”
“Servant of Allah”
“Father of Bakar”
“Servant of God”
“Servant of Allah”
“Servant of Allah”
“Servant of Allah”
“Noble and blessed”
“Servant of God”
“Servant of Allah”
“Servant of Allah”
“Noble and blessed”
“Servant of God”
“Servant of the Forgiving”
“Servant of Allah”
“Servant of God”
“Noble and blessed”
“Servant of the Greatest Name of God”
“Servant of the Wise One”
“Servant of Allah”
“Servant of God”
“Servant of God”
“Noble and blessed”
“Servant of God”
“Servant of the Generous”
“Servant”
“Servant of God”
“Servant of God”
“Servant”
“Servant of Allah”
“Father's sister”
“Gentle, Kind, Devoted”
“Bee, Swarm, Honey”
“Father's sister”
“Noble, Exalted”
“Scented, Fragrant like Musk”
“Breath, soul”
“Glowing, Radiant”
“Radiant, Shining, Bright”
“Father of Greatness”
“Fountain, Spring”
“Father”
“Father of many”
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