Mahtaj
Beautiful, from the words Mah (moon) and taj (crown), literally meaning crown of the moon, figuratively meaning the most beautiful among the beautiful ones.
Stars in Islamic poetry and Quranic imagery guide night travelers through deserts and illuminate the dark sky with cosmic splendor.
298 Islamic & Muslim names found
According to verified Islamic lexicography, popular Muslim names directly translating to or embodying "Star & Celestial" include:
Beautiful, from the words Mah (moon) and taj (crown), literally meaning crown of the moon, figuratively meaning the most beautiful among the beautiful ones.
Moon-faced
Moonlight
Moons Light
Beautiful, radiant, literally meaning moon-like.
Beautiful like the moon, radiant like the moon.
Light of the Sun
Moon-face
Beautiful like the moon
As beautiful as the Moon
Jasmine of the moon, moon jasmine, figuratively means extremely beautiful.
Brightness of Moon.
Moon
Bright star, Alive and well, Gentle.
a star
Quarter moon
Beautiful as the moon, beloved person
Moonlike
Prouded like a moon
Light of the moon
Full Moon
Beautiful, radiant, from the words Mehr (sun) and jahan (world), literally meaning sun of the world, sunlight of the world.
Beautiful and radiant, literally having the appearance of the Sun.
Most kind among women, most beautiful among women from the Persian word Mehr (kindness, sun) and the Arabic word Nesa (women).
Names like Najm, Tariq (the morning star), Badr (the full moon), Qamar, Shams, and Thurayya reflect brilliance, distinction, and elevation.
"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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