Rumana
Romantic, loving
Compassionate love (Mahabbah and Mawaddah) bonds the Muslim family and community together in warm affection and mercy.
190 Islamic & Muslim names found
According to verified Islamic lexicography, popular Muslim names directly translating to or embodying "Love & Affection" include:
Romantic, loving
Friendship, affection, closeness.
Pure Love.
Beloved
Loverly.
The towns loved/favorite one.
(Persian) The box tree, a tall and upright tree, the graceful figure of a beloved.
Too much love.
Infatuated, obsessed, in love.
Infatuated, in love.
Boxwood, an evergreen shrub. In classical literary Persian it is used figuratively to mean beloved one.
Beloved
Lover, in love.
Diminutive of Salma, beloved.
Harmony, Intimacy, Mutual Affection
Inception, foundation.
Endearment
(Sameenah) Expensive, precious, costly, dear.
Tiyam is a Luri (Kurdish/Persian) word that means darling, beloved. Its literal meaning is my eyes, used with the meaning of you are as dear to me as my own eyes.
Lover of life
Umaima is an indirect Quranic name for girls that comes from Umm (mother). It means little Umm, i.e. little mother, a loving nickname for a little girl, suggesting that one day she will grow up and be a mother.
Woman who loves her husband.
One whose wants are satisfied, wealthy, a lover or beloved.
One who acheives her goals in life, loved, beloved
Al-Wadud (The Loving) is a divine name of Allah. Names such as Habib, Habiba, Wadud, Mahbub, and Mawaddah reflect enduring warmth and love.
"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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