Aalifa
Kind, Friendly, Hospitable, Compassionate and Tenderhearted
Mercy (Rahmah) lies at the very heart of the Prophet Muhammad's mission: "And We have not sent you except as a mercy to the worlds" (Surah Al-Anbiya 21:107).
219 Islamic & Muslim names found
According to verified Islamic lexicography, popular Muslim names directly translating to or embodying "Merciful & Kind" include:
Kind, Friendly, Hospitable, Compassionate and Tenderhearted
Pleasant, Gentle
Pleasant, gentle
Illuminating (one who illuminates), enlightening, kindling.
One who is friendly and gentle with others.
Anita is an Avestan (an ancient Persian language) name that means mercy, kindness, amicability.
Kind, compassionate, gentle and sweet. Its made up of Ana (mother) and the suffix li (like), this the literal meaning is mother-like, motherly.
One whose speech brings mercy. In the Shahnameh epic, Arnavaz is the name of the sister of the king Jamsheed and wife of Zohak and later Faraidun.
Arnawaz is variant of the Persian name Arnavaz, which means one whose speech brings mercy.
Affectionate, compassionate.
Gentle, soft, delicate.
Affectionate, compassionate.
Affectionate, compassionate, sympathetic
Affectionate, compassionate, sympathetic
Kindness, sympathy.
Soft, gentle, delicate.
Modesty, kindness, compassion, virtue.
Caring, Guardian and Protector
Goodness (i.e. the state of being good), kindness, virtuousness, health, luck, fortunate.
Little beautiful one, little tender and delicate thing.
Of beautiful and tender body,Soft sand
Of beautiful and tender body
Of beautiful and tender body
Of beautiful and tender body
Names such as Rahim, Rahman, Latif, Hanan, Raheem, and Rauf inspire gentleness, forgiveness, and active compassion toward all living beings.
"On the Day of Resurrection, you will be called by your names and by your fathers' names, so give yourselves good names." โ Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), Sunan Abu Dawood
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