Discover authentic Islamic baby names beginning with b — complete with meanings, origins, and lucky numbers. Page 1 of 1.
“Protected by Allah”
“Bearer of good news”
“Happy, Joyful, Radiant”
“Blessed with Allah's Mercy”
“Good news, gift from Allah”
“Bringer of good news”
“A giver of good news, or a healer”
“Mother of the Beloved”
“Bringer of Good News”
“Bringer of Good News”
“Bringer of good news”
“Having news or message”
“Bringer of good news”
“Radiant, shining, glowing”
“Bringer of Good News”
“Snow”
“Servant of God”
“Good news, happiness”
“Revered, Honorable”
“Blessed with grace”
“Strong, Powerful”
“Messenger, Herald”
“Creator, Maker”
“Brave and Strong”
“Vine, vegetation, flourishing”
“Queen of the Vine”
“Little King”
“intelligent, wise, enlightened”
“Giver of good news”
“Servant of Allah”
“The Light”
“Small Basin”
“Little, Young”
“Rosebud”
“Insightful, having good sense, discerning”
“Intelligent, Wise”
“Insightful, Intelligent”
“Insight, perception, understanding”
“Guiding light”
“Sighted, Insightful”
“Knowledge, Information”
“Expander, Provider”
“Sitting, resting”
“Simple, Uncomplicated”
“Smile”
“Smile, Delight”
“Gentle smile, a pleasant face”
“Smile, Radiant, Glowing”
“Smile”
“Smile”
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