Stars in Islamic poetry and Quranic imagery guide night travelers through deserts and illuminate the dark sky with cosmic splendor.
490 Islamic & Muslim names found
According to verified Islamic lexicography, popular Muslim names directly translating to or embodying "Star & Celestial" include:
Aisana is a Turkish-Persian name for girls made up of Ay (moon in Turkish), san (characterization suffix in Persian) and a (name-building suffix in Persian), creating the mean of one who is like the moon.
Moon in water, figuratively it means beautiful and fresh.
Moonlight
A Star, good man
A star, Good fortune, Good luck
Beautiful sunshine.
Heaven(s), sky, sublimity
A star in the constellation Leo
Fragarance, amber, sky
Sky
Sky
Stars
Plural of Najm, stars.
She created, she started, she began.
One who lives in the sky.
Asareh is a Luri (a Persian language) name for girls that means star, planet, any bright celestial object in the night sky.
Tanned sun burned, Bin Asla
Star. Ashhub is an indirect Quranic name for boys that means shooting stars. It is the plural of Shihab.
Pinnacle, top, highest point. It also means the most distant point from earth on the moons orbit.
Brilliant, Enlightened, Intelligent, Light of the moon
Moonlight.
Moon angel
Moonlight
Moon fairy
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." — Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), Sunan Abu Dawood
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