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Muhjid is an Arabic name for boys that means one who puts someone to sleep.
Pronounced: Muhjid
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Muhjid is a boy name of Arabic origin. It has a timeless feel and works well for parents looking for a meaningful classic name.
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Muhjidaa is an Arabic name for girls that means one who puts someone to sleep, such as a mother who puts her child to sleep.
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Munabbihan is an Arabic name for boys that means one who wakes someone from sleep, one who alerts someone. It is a plural of Munabbih.
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heights
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A noble hearted, generous lady, daughter of al-Muzaffar, had this name
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Jannah / A Place beautiful place to which one returns
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Maabad is an Arabic name for boys that means worship. It also means temple, place of worship.
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Muhjidaa is an Arabic name for girls that means one who puts someone to sleep, such as a mother who puts her child to sleep.
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Muhajjad is an Arabic name for boys that means put to sleep, a person that has been put to sleep by someone else, such as a child put to sleep by his mother.
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Munabbihan is an Arabic name for boys that means one who wakes someone from sleep, one who alerts someone. It is a plural of Munabbih.
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heights
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Jannah / A Place beautiful place to which one returns
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Maabad is an Arabic name for boys that means worship. It also means temple, place of worship.
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An old Arabian Tribe's name.
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Maadil is an Arabic name for boys that means road, way, method, creed.
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A great worshiper of Allah
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Clear, Eloquent, Lucid, Distinct .
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Worshiper, adorer, devout, One who worships Allah.
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Muhjidaa is an Arabic name for girls that means one who puts someone to sleep, such as a mother who puts her child to sleep.
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