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Beauty
In Islam, beauty encompasses outer elegance and, most importantly, inner spiritual nobility and purity of character.
582 Islamic & Muslim names found
According to verified Islamic lexicography, popular Muslim names directly translating to or embodying "Beauty & Grace" include:
Beauty
Beautified, adorned, and can be used to describe both physical beauty and good manners.
Beautiful and noble woman, beautiful and excellent woman. It is made up of Aria (noble and excellent) and naz (a suffix used to imply beauty and cuteness).
Bride, and figuratively the name means extraordinarily beautiful. Aroos is pronounced (U)p + p(R)ay + s(OO)n + (S)weet.
Female ibex and has meanings of softness, lightness, agility, liveliness, beauty. Arwa is the name of one of the aunts of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), whose full name is Arwa bint Abdul mutallib bint Hashim, and who became Muslim after her brother...
Beautiful.
Beautiful butterfly
Fiery, rosy and figuratively it means beautiful. It is the name of a famous woman in the Achaemenid Persian Empire who was a descendant of Cambyses II of Persia, son of Cyrus the Great.
Fiery, like fire, and figuratively it means passionate, beautiful.
Emancipated, a beautiful lady.
Beautiful, charitable, loving
Beautiful angel, night
Beautiful, gorgeous, and its literal meaning is dimpled, one who has dimples on her cheeks when she smiles.
One who Has wide Beautiful Eyes,Women with Large Eyes.
Moonlike, it is made up of the Turkish Ay (moon) and the Persian suffix san (like, similar to). The figurative meaning of the name is beautiful, brilliant.
Turkish moonlike, beautiful, radiant. do not confuze with arabic name aisha
You are like the moon and figuratively means you are beautiful.
Moonlike, and figuratively it means beautiful.
Aysoo is a Turkish name for girls that is made up of Ay (moon) and soo (water), creating the figurative meaning of beautiful, fresh, brilliant.
Beautiful and unique, most beautiful. Its literal meaning is unique moon, lone moon, formed from the Turkish word Ay (moon) and the Persian tak (singular, alone, unique, peerless).
Moonlike, beautiful, brilliant. It is made up of the Turkish word Ay (moon) and the Persian tan (body, bodied), thus the literal meaning is moon-bodied, moonlike.
Rosy, rose-colored, beautiful, fiery. It is formed from the words Azar (fire) and dokht (girl).
Beauty, Patience
Beautiful, shining
The Prophet (SAW) taught: "Indeed, Allah is beautiful and loves beauty" (Sahih Muslim). Names like Jamal, Zayn, Jamil, Hasna, Husna, and Zaynab celebrate this timeless divine virtue.
"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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