Discover authentic Islamic baby names beginning with j — complete with meanings, origins, and lucky numbers. Page 1 of 1.
“Glorification of Allah”
“Gentle, beautiful”
“Daughter of Janah or beautiful”
“Garden”
“Born from the earth”
“Light, bright, shining”
“Gentle, Kind”
“Gracious, Beautiful”
“Gazelle”
“Surname: Simple, plain”
“Mountain, Elevated”
“Mountain of Allah”
“The Lady of the House”
“Mountainous, Elevated”
“The one who makes things clear”
“The Generous”
“Given by Jibreel”
“Gentle, Generous”
“The Most Exalted”
“Gabriel, the angel”
“Gentle, generous, God's powerful messenger”
“Gentle, Compassionate, Noble”
“Noble and blessed”
“Angel of Revelation”
“The gentle one”
“Gabriel's blessing”
“Breeze, gentle wind”
“The most generous one, the one who conveys”
“Angel Gabriel”
“Gentle, Kind, God's Messenger”
“Jasmine, Rose”
“traveller, pilgrim”
“Heart, Soul”
“Struggle, Jihad”
“Struggle, striving, effort”
“Struggle for the cause of God”
“Struggler”
“Struggle, Jihad”
“Heavenly Paradise”
“thunderbolt, lightning”
“Gentle Flowers”
“Gentle, Graceful, Beautiful Tree”
“Beautiful flower”
“Gentle, gracious”
“Descendant of Jilan”
“Born of great virtue”
“Light of the way”
“Purity, Serenity”
“Grace of Jasmine”
“Gentle flow of water”
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