Nazli

Badawiya is an Arabic name for girls, feminine of Badawi, that has the same meaning as the English word Bedouin, an Arab ethnic group known for living the desert in tribes and clans. The Bedouin are known for their bravery and loyalty. Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), spent the first few years of his life with a Bedouin family

intelligent, scholar in Arabic, learned.

Injeela is an Arabic name for girls that is the feminine form of the word Injeel, which is the name of the book that was sent by God to Prophet Jesus, known as the Gospels in English. The word itself is from Greek and means messenger, therefore Injeela means female messenger, female message-bearer.

Nurat is te Turkish form of the Arabic girl name Nurah which means light, being the feminine form of Nur.

Noble, famous, eminent, distinguished, brilliant.

Fresh.

(Naazirah) One with healthy and happy looks, a bright face reflecting luster and freshness.

Meeting place, Club

This was the name of a well-known, woman loved by the masses for her kindness and generosity, her advice was sought by the people in different affairs

Badawiya is an Arabic name for girls, feminine of Badawi, that has the same meaning as the English word Bedouin, an Arab ethnic group known for living the desert in tribes and clans. The Bedouin are known for their bravery and loyalty. Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), spent the first few years of his life with a Bedouin family

intelligent, scholar in Arabic, learned.

Injeela is an Arabic name for girls that is the feminine form of the word Injeel, which is the name of the book that was sent by God to Prophet Jesus, known as the Gospels in English. The word itself is from Greek and means messenger, therefore Injeela means female messenger, female message-bearer.

Nurat is te Turkish form of the Arabic girl name Nurah which means light, being the feminine form of Nur.

Saamiah can refer to two different Arabic names: 1. It is an Arabic name for girls that means good listener, understanding, obedient. It can also be written as Saamiah. 2. It is an Arabic name for girls that means high in status, elevated, high in rank. It is the feminine version of Sami. Both names are indirect Quran

Sattarah is an Arabic name for girls that means one who covers, one who hides the faults of others and does not gossip about them. It is the feminine form of Sattar.

Noble, famous, eminent, distinguished, brilliant.

Fresh.

(Naazirah) One with healthy and happy looks, a bright face reflecting luster and freshness.

Meeting place, Club

REPENTANT, REGRETFUL

Dear, Rare, Precious

Devoted , Worshiper of Allah, One Who Worships

One who interprets dreams/books.

Honour, Fame, Dignity

Honest, Mannered, Just, Cultured, Polite, virtuous, one who acts with justice and fairness, excellent in character

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.

Good health, free from illness and grief, Away from all Problems.

intelligent, scholar in Arabic, learned.

It's an Arabic name for boys that has the same meaning as the English word Bedouin, who are an Arab ethnic group known for living the desert in tribes and clans. The Bedouin are known for their bravery and loyalty. Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), spent the first few years of his life with a Bedouin family.

Davut is the Turkish variant of the Arabic boy name Dawood, which is the name of a prophet mentioned in the Quran (known as David in the Bible) and which means beloved friend.

Jibraeel is an Arabic name for boys that is the name of the angel of revelation in the Quran, known as Gabriel in English. The standard form of the name is Jibreel in the Quran, while Jibraeel is a common variant used by Arabs.

Jibriyal is an Arabic name for boys that refers to the angel known as Gabriel in English, who is responsible for bringing Gods revelations to His messengers. The original name in the Quran is Jibreel, while Jibriyal is a phonetic variant.

Keyan is an indirect Quranic name for boys that means being, existence, essence. It is derived from the K-W-N (existence, being, was) root, which is one of the most common roots of the Arabic language, used over 800 times in the Quran: