Islamic & Muslim Names Starting with "I"

44 Islamic & Muslim names found

All Letters A 2066 B 667 C 57 D 346 E 108 F 703 G 363 H 788 I 403 J 437 K 637 L 237 M 1998 N 1051 O 69 P 108 Q 227 R 866 S 2020 T 541 U 185 V 16 W 374 X 3 Y 178 Z 628
girl Quranic
عِنَايَة

Inaya

Divine care, grace, guardian protection from Allah

boy Quranic
إنجيل

Injeel

Injeel is an Arabic name for boys and girls that refers to the book that was sent by God to Prophet Jesus, known as the Gospels in English. The word is originally from Greek and means messenger, message-bearer.

girl Quranic
إنجيلا

Injeela

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.

boy Quranic Urdu
إقليم

Iqleem

Region, country, land, zone. The ancient meaning of Iqleem is continent. Dictionaries also mention that it is the name of a place in Egypt. Iqleem is derived from the Q-L-M (pen) root which is used in many places in the Quran.

boy Quranic
ارتقى

Irtiqa

High Status, Exalted, Sublime and Superb.. Irtiqa is an indirect Quranic name thats used mostly for both girls and boys, more common for girls. It means going higher, ascension, to become better, to evolve, to mature.

boy Quranic
عساك

Isaac

Name of a prophet, son of ibrahim, one who laughs

boy Quranic Arabic / Hebrew
إسرافيل

Israfil

Angel who will blow the Trum

boy Quranic
إستقلال

Istiqlal

Independence, sovereignty. It is used when speaking of countries.

boy Quranic
عين

Iyan

Time, Era, Epoch.It is a Quranic name for boys and girls meaning time, era, epoch. It is another version of the name Ayan, with the exact same meaning.

boy Quranic
ظفار

Izfaar

Winning, Victory and Triumph. Izfaar is an indirect Quranic name for boys that means to help someone attain victory, to help someone attain domination, to help someone overcome something.

girl Quranic
عزمت

Izmat

Greatness, might, importance. It is a non-standard derivation from the boy name Azmat. It is derived from the AIN-DHA-M root which is used in many places in the Quran.