Inaya
Divine care, grace, guardian protection from Allah
Protecting one's family, faith, and the vulnerable is a noble Islamic duty exemplified by the Prophet's teachings.
213 Islamic & Muslim names found
According to verified Islamic lexicography, popular Muslim names directly translating to or embodying "Protector & Guardian" include:
Divine care, grace, guardian protection from Allah
Safe, Secure, Protected, Trustworthy,Loyal, a lady of peace and harmony. Name of the beloved mother of the Prophet Muhammad (pbuh)
Protector, guardian.
Protector, defendant, central
Servant of the Guardian
Slave of the Protector
Servant of the Protector
Servant of the Supervising, the Guardian, the Protector
Slave of the Protector
Servant of the Helper, Protector
Servant of the Protector
Servant of the Protecting
Protection, piety.
Shelter, cover, place of retreat. It is derived from the K-N-N root and the word Aknan itself is mentioned in verse 16:81 of the Quran.
Protected by god.
Honest, truthful, Protected by Allah.
Safety, Protection
Trust, devotion, guardianship, loyalty. The word Amanaat is used four times in the Quran.
Gods charge, Gods consignment, something that is given to you by God to care for and protect.
Caring, Guardian, Protector
Ardavan is a variant of the Persian boy name Arteban which means protector of the virtuous people. Adavan is more modern, while Arteban is closer to ancient Persian. They are both acceptable names.
Keeper of expensive and noble horses. It is the name of the king of Turan in the Shahnameh epic.
Artaban is a variant of the Persian boy name Arteban which means protector of virtuous people. Both variants are correct and acceptable, but note that they have slightly different pronunciations.
Protector of the virtuous one. It is formed from the Pahlavi roots of Arte (sacred, virtuous) and -ban (protector).
Names such as Hafiz, Hami, Haris, and Muhaimin evoke safety, vigilance, and protective care.
"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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