Muslim girls names 🌟 ❤️ please help with similar/suggestions

[Judgejudysno1fan]

Not due for a while but many suggestions i make hes likes but doesn't Love!

So far, I have

Samara
Sorraya
Habiba
Malika
Sulayka
Sumaya
Hanna
Fatima
Alanna
Elayna
Maimoona
Nadia
Sadia
Nadine

My top 5 are

Sulayka
Maimoona
Sumara/Samara
Elayna
Malika

Can anyone give me otherwise ideas please of nice girls names

Yes Nur/Noor and Noora are very nice too. Common names in Morocco.

Hawa is the muslim version of Eve right, from Adam and Eve??

Thank you everyone else for your suggestions and replies.

Did you want a name that is fairly usual in the UK or would you rather something that is not commonly used? As you say, Hanna, Layla and Zara are Arabic and common in the UK. I don't think it matters but it just may be helpful to narrow down your choices a bit.

Idiots everywhere I'm afraid. I reported it.

Any muslim/arabic name.
My husband is struggling as well for ideas.

Aisha is so pretty

I love the fact Hanna has Hebrew as well as Arabic origins. ‘God has favoured me’

Alayna
Ammara
Anabiya
Mirha
Safa
Dua

I love Aisha too.

My lovely next door neighbour has just welcomed a baby girl named Aylin, a sister for Zimal

Asha,
Aisha
Layla
Hana
Malaika
Sairah
Zara

Love Khadija. I teach in a high Muslim population and there are loads of Anaya/Inayah/similars. I'd avoid those!

Minahil is pretty too 🩷

Samira/samyra
Noor
Inaya

From your lists, I like Soraya (I taught a little girl with this name, but a different spelling!), Hanna and Sumara.

Out of all of the Muslim girls that I used to teach, my other favourite names were Amara, Anaya and Arissa.

I work with a Sariya which I’ve always thought was a lovely name. I personally prefer it to Sorraya.

Halima.

Amaya, Anaya, Inaya, Alayna, Elayna are very common here, and all blend into each other. Aisha was popular about 20 years ago.

Nadia, Sadia, Nadine seem a bit middle aged. I like Hala but don't know any young ones.

Habiba is too close to habibi.

Nasira and Zainab are nice. Former lovely work colleagues of mine.

Rania

I named my daughter Soraiya. Did have Hawa in mind before she was born. Also like Jamila, Rabiah

what about Khadija or Ayesha?

@Judgejudysno1fan - in the Old Testament, Hannah is the mother of the prophet Samuel, so what in the UK used to be thought of as a 'nice Biblical name'. I think she has a different role in the Quran and in Arabic, but either way, it's a very traditional and lovely name.

I think your top 5 are all lovely. I also really like Zainab which a PP has suggested.

My ds has a name that was carefully chosen to reflect both his parent's religious heritage so it is a name that occurs in both the Old and New Testaments and the Quran.

Haya
Zeina
Sheikha

I love Safa myself

I am genuinely interested - what makes it a Muslim name please?
A Christian name is often derived from the bible, eg, Lydia, Dorcas, Mary, Miriam etc…would a Muslim name appear in the Quran?