Gul-Jan
Gul - Flowers, Jan - Life.
Flower names in Islam evoke tenderness, beauty, delightful fragrance, and the natural marvels created by Allah throughout gardens of earth and Paradise.
77 Islamic & Muslim names found
According to verified Islamic lexicography, popular Muslim names directly translating to or embodying "Flower & Blossom" include:
Gul - Flowers, Jan - Life.
Gul - Flowers, Mast - Excite
Colour of Flowers.
Loving Flowers.
Flower Garden.
Rose.
Shedder of flowers, generous.
Rose faced.
A flower Garden.
Yellow Flower.
Paradise Flower.
Paradise Flower.
Name of a flowery plant with nice fragrance
Pure, flourishing, blooming.
Paradise Flower
A place that is filled with flowers.
Blooming, thriving, prospering, flourishing.
Prose writer
Flower Beds, Blood
Young, budding, blossoming. It is used with this meaning in Arabic as well. In Arabic it is also used to mean seagull, which is a type of bird, the word possibly taken from the Persian name for the bird (Nawruzi).
Bright, radiant, blooming.
Little flower, little fire, light, radiance, being the diminutive form of Nur (light).
Heavens Flower
A flower, happy and gay
Prophet Muhammad (SAW) loved pleasant fragrances and sweet blossoms. Beautiful floral names like Yasmin (Jasmine), Wardah (Rose), Rayhan (Sweet Basil/Fragrance of Jannah), and Zahrah (Blooming Blossom) remain cherished choices for Muslim girls.
"On the Day of Resurrection, you will be called by your names and by your fathers' names, so give yourselves good names." — Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), Sunan Abu Dawood
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