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A camel that likes to be ridden
Pronounced: Mushab
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Mushab 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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owner of a hundred camels, The companion of Prophet Muhammad, Name of the first Khalifa of Islam.
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Areesha is an indirect Quranic name for girls that means built structure, especially a howdah for women (the carriage thats mounted on camels and elephants and women ride inside it). It is derived from the Ain-R-Sh (structure, throne) root which is used in many places in the Quran.
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Awafita is an Arabic name for girls that means shepherdesses, the plural of Afita (shepherdess), a woman who looks after sheep, cattle, goats or camels.
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Camel, first born, the eldest child, Old Arabic name
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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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Maadil is an Arabic name for boys that means road, way, method, creed.
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owner of a hundred camels, The companion of Prophet Muhammad, Name of the first Khalifa of Islam.
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Areesha is an indirect Quranic name for girls that means built structure, especially a howdah for women (the carriage thats mounted on camels and elephants and women ride inside it). It is derived from the Ain-R-Sh (structure, throne) root which is used in many places in the Quran.
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Awafita is an Arabic name for girls that means shepherdesses, the plural of Afita (shepherdess), a woman who looks after sheep, cattle, goats or camels.
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Camel, first born, the eldest child, Old Arabic name
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Smiling, Likes to smile, Cheerfull face
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A swift she-camel.
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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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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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Full moon, Moonlight, Early, Bright, quick
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Worshiper, adorer, devout, One who worships Allah.
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Worshiper of Allah
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Passing by, crossing, travelling on a road, one who interprets dreams or books.
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Areesha is an indirect Quranic name for girls that means built structure, especially a howdah for women (the carriage thats mounted on camels and elephants and women ride inside it). It is derived from the Ain-R-Sh (structure, throne) root which is used in many places in the Quran.
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Ammatun Naafe is an indirect Quranic name for girls that means servant of al-Naafe, al-Naafe being one of the names of Allah subhanahu wa taala, that means the beneficent, the source of blessings. Thus the meaning is servant of Allah. Ammatun Naafe is the feminine version of the boy name Abdul Naafe. Amma is the Arabic
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Arwa is an indirect Quranic name for girls that means female ibex and has meanings of softness, lightness, agility, liveliness, beauty. Arwa is the name of one of the aunts of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), whose full name is Arwa bint Abdul mutallib bint Hashim, and who became Muslim after her brother Hamzah (uncle of Proph
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Awafita is an Arabic name for girls that means shepherdesses, the plural of Afita (shepherdess), a woman who looks after sheep, cattle, goats or camels.
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Sign, revelation, verse of the Quran.
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close, near. The Quran uses Dania it when speaking of the fruits and the shade of the trees of Paradise, saying that the fruit of the trees are close and within reach always.
