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Elizabeth is an English name for girls that comes from the Hebrew word Elisheva. Elisheva was the name of the wife of Prophet Aaron in the Old Testament. The meaning of Elizabeth is my God is abundance , which is an acceptable meaning.

Muhizzat is the Turkish form of the Arabic name Muhizzah which means gracious, extra generous, extra honorable, one who is ahead of others when it comes to generosity and honor. It is used for both boys and girls.

Name of the first man and Prophet of Allah, father of mankind. It comes from the name Adeem, which means dust, also can be interpreted as dust/surface since Allah created Adam from surface of the Earth

Alicia is a form of Alice, it is derived from the Germanic word Adalheidis which means nobility.

Pride, sense, disdain.

A worshipper ,Servants of Allah,

Virtuous, Pious, God-Fearing and Devoted to God

Ibadaat is an Arabic name for girls that means acts of worship, good deeds.

Iffat is the Turkish form of the Arabic name Iffah, which means chastity, modesty, virtuousness. It is used for both boys and girls.

Elizabeth is an English name for girls that comes from the Hebrew word Elisheva. Elisheva was the name of the wife of Prophet Aaron in the Old Testament. The meaning of Elizabeth is my God is abundance , which is an acceptable meaning.

Muhizzat is the Turkish form of the Arabic name Muhizzah which means gracious, extra generous, extra honorable, one who is ahead of others when it comes to generosity and honor. It is used for both boys and girls.

Name of the first man and Prophet of Allah, father of mankind. It comes from the name Adeem, which means dust, also can be interpreted as dust/surface since Allah created Adam from surface of the Earth

Alicia is a form of Alice, it is derived from the Germanic word Adalheidis which means nobility.

Alisa comes from Elissa, which was the name of the Queen of Carthage, an ancient civilization that existed in modern day Tunisia. The name probably means wanderer in Phoenician. It may also be derived from the name of the flower known as alyssum.

Highland and Plateau. Anjudi is an Arabic name for boys that means one who comes from the highlands, an area of land that is like a highland. It is the attributive form of Anjud.

Pride, sense, disdain.

A worshipper ,Servants of Allah,

Virtuous, Pious, God-Fearing and Devoted to God

Ibadaat is an Arabic name for girls that means acts of worship, good deeds.

Ibadah is an Arabic name for boys and girls that means worship, obedience of God.

Worship.

Devoted , Worshiper of Allah, One Who Worships

One who interprets dreams/books.

Honour, Fame, Dignity

Honest, Mannered, Just, Cultured, Polite, virtuous, one who acts with justice and fairness, excellent in character

one who waters a plant for the first time, a person who gives the first water to a seed or plant that has just been put in the soil.

Good health, free from illness and grief, Away from all Problems.

Name of the first man and Prophet of Allah, father of mankind. It comes from the name Adeem, which means dust, also can be interpreted as dust/surface since Allah created Adam from surface of the Earth

Hashaam is an indirect Quranic name for boys that means breaker, brave destroyer of evil. It is a stronger form of the name Hashim. It is derived from the H26-SH-M root which is used in Surat al-Kahf in the Quran:

Mahaad is an indirect Quranic name for boys that means bringer of ease, one who comforts others, one who makes things even and uniform. It is derived from the M-H26-D root which is used in many places in the Quran.

Milhaan is an indirect Quranic name for boys and girls that refers to Kanoon al-Awwal or Kanoon ath-Thani (the months of December or January in English). The name comes from milh (salt), which is also used to refer to a pure white color, and December/January is named so due to its whiteness caused by snowfall.

Muinudeen is an indirect Quranic name for boys that means helper of the faith, one who helps and supports Islam. It is derived from Muin (helper), which comes from the Ain-W-N Quranic root, and Deen (religion, creed, faith), which comes from the D-Y-N Quranic root. Both of these roots are used often in the Quran and De

Neimat is the Turkish form of the Arabic name Neimah which means blessing, a good thing that God bestows to humans.