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verse ,Phrase from the holy Quran.
Pronounced: ay-a
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Aya is a girl name of Arabic origin. It has a strong Quranic and Islamic feel, which makes it especially appealing to many parents.
Parents often compare names by meaning, style, first letter and how the name sounds. Use the related sections below to explore similar choices and alternatives.
A natural mix of similar names, same-letter names and names with related meanings.
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Name of a reciter of the Holy Quran
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Aknan is a direct Quranic name for boys that means shelter, cover, place of retreat. It is derived from the K-N-N root and the word Aknan itself is mentioned in verse 16:81 of the Quran.
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Utmost and Pinnacle.Aqsaa is a direct Quranic name for boys and girls that means farthest, it is the name of the third holiest site in Islam: Masjid al-Aqsa (al-Aqsa Mosque). This mosque is mentioned in the first verse of Surat al-Israa:
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Awdiya is an Arabic name for girls that means valleys, it is the plural of Waadi (valley). The word Awdiya is used in the Quran in verse 13:17.
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A great worshiper of Allah
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Clear, Eloquent, Lucid, Distinct .
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Full moon, Moonlight, Early, Bright, quick
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Worshiper, adorer, devout, One who worships Allah.
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A verse from Quran, a sign from Allah ,clear evidence ,Sign, distinct
Explore names connected by meaning or symbolism.
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Name of a reciter of the Holy Quran
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Aknan is a direct Quranic name for boys that means shelter, cover, place of retreat. It is derived from the K-N-N root and the word Aknan itself is mentioned in verse 16:81 of the Quran.
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Utmost and Pinnacle.Aqsaa is a direct Quranic name for boys and girls that means farthest, it is the name of the third holiest site in Islam: Masjid al-Aqsa (al-Aqsa Mosque). This mosque is mentioned in the first verse of Surat al-Israa:
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Awdiya is an Arabic name for girls that means valleys, it is the plural of Waadi (valley). The word Awdiya is used in the Quran in verse 13:17.
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Pl. of Ayat, sign, verse of the Quran.
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A verse from Quran, a sign from Allah ,clear evidence ,Sign, distinct
Browse more names beginning with the same letter.
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A great worshiper of Allah
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Clear, Eloquent, Lucid, Distinct .
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Full moon, Moonlight, Early, Bright, quick
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Worshiper, adorer, devout, One who worships Allah.
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Devoted , Worshiper of Allah, One Who Worships
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Worshiper of Allah
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Devoted , Worshiper of Allah, One Who Worships
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One who interprets dreams/books.
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Honour, Fame, Dignity
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Honest, Mannered, Just, Cultured, Polite, virtuous, one who acts with justice and fairness, excellent in character
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one who waters a plant for the first time, a person who gives the first water to a seed or plant that has just been put in the soil.
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Good health, free from illness and grief, Away from all Problems.
Alternatives with a similar feel for the opposite category.
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Light and Radiance.Mashael is an indirect Quranic name for boys that means lights, lanterns, torches, sources of light. Mashael is the plural of Mashal. It is derived from the SH-AIN-L root which is used in verse 4 of Surat Maryam in the Quran.
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Name of a reciter of the Holy Quran
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Aknan is a direct Quranic name for boys that means shelter, cover, place of retreat. It is derived from the K-N-N root and the word Aknan itself is mentioned in verse 16:81 of the Quran.
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Utmost and Pinnacle.Aqsaa is a direct Quranic name for boys and girls that means farthest, it is the name of the third holiest site in Islam: Masjid al-Aqsa (al-Aqsa Mosque). This mosque is mentioned in the first verse of Surat al-Israa:
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Aynan is an Arabic name for boys and girls that means two springs, two fountains. The word Aynan is used twice in the Quran in Surat ar-Rahman, in verses 55:50 and 55:66, when describing springs found in Paradise.
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Bunyan is an Arabic name for boys and girls that means structures, buildings, foundations, institutions. The word Bunyan is used seven times in the Quran, twice in verse 9:109.
