Top 101 Baby Muslim Girls Names Starting With ‘A’ Islamic Names
Top 101 Baby Muslim Girls Names Starting With ‘A’
A curated collection of spiritual, Quranic, and meaningful names for your daughter.
The ‘A’ Personality Profile
You are not particularly romantic, but you are interested in action. You mean business. With you, what you see is what you get.
You have no patience for flirting and can’t be bothered with someone who is trying to be coy, cute, demure, and subtly enticing. You are an up-front person. Brains turn you on.
You must feel that your partner is intellectually stimulating; otherwise, you will find it difficult to sustain the relationship. You require loving, cuddling, wining, and dining to know that you’re being appreciated.
Your mate’s physical attractiveness is important for you. You tend to be very practical, and not very emotional. You are very self-satisfied & egoistic.
Muslim Girl Names (1 – 27)
1. Aabida
An indirect Quranic name meaning “worshiper”, “one who worships Allah”. Derived from the AIN-B-D root.
2. Aabira
Indirect Quranic name meaning “passing by”, “crossing”, “travelling on a road”, or “one who interprets dreams”.
3. Aadila
Meaning “one who acts with justice and fairness”, “moderate”, “virtuous”, “excellent in character”.
4. Aafa
Indirect Quranic name meaning “forgiver”, “pardoner”. Derived from the AIN-F-A root.
5. Aafaaq
Direct Quranic name meaning “horizons”. Used in the Quran at the end of Surat Fussilat.
6. Aafira
Meaning “one who waters a plant for the first time”, or giving first water to a seed.
7. Aafiya
Meaning “health”, “freedom from illness”. Derived from the root meaning to forgive/seek healing forment.
8. Aakifah
“Woman who stays at the mosque to worship Allah”, “woman who dedicates herself to Allah”.
9. Aalam
Indirect Quranic name meaning “world”. Derived from the AIN-L-M root.
10. Aalifa
Arabic for “kind”, “compassionate”, “friendly”.
11. Aamad
Plural of Amad. Arabic for “periods of time”, “eras”, “ages”.
12. Aameen
Arabic for “Oh Allah, accept our prayer”.
13. Aamira
Meaning “prosperous”, “full of life”, “one who has a long and prosperous life”.
14. Aana
Arabic for “moments”, “hours of the night”.
15. Aaneseh
Persian variant of Anisah meaning “virtuous woman”, “miss”, “eloquent woman”.
16. Aaqil
Meaning “wise”, “discerning”, “sensible”, “reasonable”. Derived from AIN-Q-L root.
17. Aaqilah
Feminine of Aaqil. Meaning “wise”, “discerning”, “sensible”.
18. Aaraf
Arabic for “heights”. Also the name of a chapter of the Quran (Al-A’raf).
19. Aaribah
Indirect Quranic name meaning “winner”. Derived from root meaning need/intelligence.
20. Aarifa
“One endowed with great knowledge”, “wise”, “experienced”.
21. Aasal
Direct Quranic name meaning “late afternoons”, “evenings”. Plural of Aseel.
22. Aasira
“Captivator”, one who captivates attention, or a powerful warrior.
23. Aatifah
Arabic for “affectionate”, “sympathetic”. Also means “emotion”, “feeling”.
24. Aatiq
Meaning “free”. Can also mean “baby pigeon”.
26. Aatiqa
Arabic name for girls that means “free”.
27. Aatiya
Arabic for “giver”, “bestower”.
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Muslim Girl Names (28 – 60)
28. Aayun
Arabic for “eyes”. Plural of Ain. Used 22 times in the Quran (e.g., Quran 54:14).
29. Abaasa
Indirect Quranic name meaning “lioness”. A rare name.
30. Aban
“Clear”, “lucid”, “eloquent.” Derived from the B-Y-N root.
31. Abdaar
“Full moons”, plural of Badr. Also implies a girl mature in thinking.
32. Abdiya
“Servant”, “slave”, as in “servant of Allah”. A rare name.
33. Abeerah
Arabic for “perfume”, “fragrance”.
34. Abeira
Meaning “perfume”, “saffron”. Derived from the root for “to interpret”.
35. Abir
Meaning “perfume”, referring to a specific historical fragrance.
36. Abrar
Direct Quranic name meaning “virtuous”, “pious”, “good”. Used 6 times in Quran.
37. Absaar
Direct Quranic name meaning “vision”, “insight”, “perception”, “intellect”.
38. Abudah
“Worshiper of God”, “devoted to God”.
39. Aburah
Arabic for “perfume”, “fragrance”.
40. Abyan
Meaning “clearer”, “more eloquent”, “more distinct”.
41. Adaan
“One who happily resides in a place”. Derived from AIN-D-N root.
42. Adalah
Meaning “justice”, “fairness”, “equality”.
43. Adan
“One who happily resides somewhere for eternity.” Related to Eden.
44. Adaniyyah
“A woman who is from the city of Aden” (Yemen).
45. Adawiyah
Arabic for a specific type of summer plant/shrub.
46. Adeela
Variant of Aadila. Meaning “one who acts with justice”, “moderate”.
47. Adeen
Meaning “obedient”, “righteous”, “one who listens”.
48. Adeena
Variant of Adeen/Azeena. Meaning “obedient”, “ruler”.
49. Adlaa
Arabic for “just”, “fair”, a person who practices justice.
50. Adlah
“Fair”, “just”. Also means “one who follows a straight path”.
51. Adlea
“Of justice and fairness”. Derived from AIN-D-L root.
52. Adn
Direct Quranic name meaning “place of everlasting bliss.”
53. Adnanah
Feminine of Adnan. Meaning “long-term resident”, “settler”.
54. Adniyyah
Arabic for “resident”, “inhabitant”.
55. Adyan
Meaning “religions”, “creeds”. Plural of Deen.
56. Aeni
Indirect Quranic name meaning “original”, “pure”, “true”.
57. Afaf
Meaning “chaste”, “virtuous”, “pure”, “modest”.
58. Afana
Meaning “chaste”, “virtuous”, “modest”.
59. Afeen
“Those who forgive”, “those who pardon others”. Derived from AIN-F-W.
60. Afeera
Refers to a type of gazelle. Variant of Ufairah.
Muslim Girl Names (61 – 100)
61. Afeerah
Arabic for “blonde”, “fair-skinned”.
62. Afifa
Meaning “chaste”, “modest”, “righteous”.
63. Afiyat
Meaning “health”, “freedom from illness”. Variant of Aafiya.
64. Afkar
Arabic for “thoughts”, “ideas”.
65. Afnan
Direct Quranic name meaning “full spreading branches of trees”.
66. Afraa
“White”, “fair”, “13th night of the lunar month”.
67. Afrah
Indirect Quranic name meaning “joy”, “happiness”, “delight”.
68. Afsah
Direct Quranic name meaning “most eloquent”, “best-spoken”.
69. Aghla
Meaning “dearer”, “more valuable”, “priceless”.
70. Ahbab
“Beloved ones”. Plural of Habeeb.
71. Ahd
Direct Quranic name meaning “promise”, “trust”, “covenant”.
72. Ahdia
“Woman who keeps her promises”.
73. Aheedah
Arabic for “ally”, “confederate”.
74. Ahida
“Promiser”, “one who takes care of others”.
75. Ahina
“Poor”, “ascetic”, or “firm”, “unshakeable”.
76. Ahlaam
Direct Quranic name meaning “dreams”, “goals”, “desires”.
77. Ahmaraan
Indirect Quranic name meaning “gold”, “saffron”.
78. Ahnaf
“Worshiper of Allah”, “upright”, “on the straight path”.
79. Aida
“Returner”, “visitor of the sick”.
80. Aidan
Meaning “tall palm tree”. Derived from root for perpetuity.
81. Aidana
Variant of Aidan, meaning “tall palm tree”.
82. Ain
Direct Quranic name meaning “eye”, “fountain”, “spring”.
83. Aisha
“Alive”, “well-living”, “happily living”. Derived from root for livelihood.
84. Ajaar
Arabic for “rewards”.
85. Ajab
Meaning “amazement”, “wonder”.
86. Ajam
Meaning “non-Arab”, “foreign”, or “date seed”.
87. Ajaweed
Meaning “generosity”, “acts of kindness”.
88. Ajeeb
Meaning “amazing”, “wondrous”.
89. Akwan
“Creations”, “cosmos”, “universes”. Plural of Kawn.
91. Ala
Direct Quranic name meaning “blessings”, “favors”, “wonders”.
92. Alamafruz
“Enlightener of the world”, “one who brings light to the world”.
93. Alamara
“Beautifier of the world”.
94. Alaya
“Greatness”, “highness”, “sublimity”.
95. Aleefa
“Kind”, “compassionate”, “friendly”.
96. Aleema
“Knowledgeable”, “intellectual”, “learned”.
97. Aleena
Meaning “soft”, “pliable”, “delicate”. Plural of Layyin.
98. Alia
“High”, “exalted”, “sublime”, “lofty”.
99. Aliaa
“Uppermost”, “highest”, “most exalted”.
100. Alima
Arabic for “knowledgeable”, “scholar”.
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