Khadeej

Khadujah is an Arabic name for girls that means one who gives birth to a baby before its time is due, a daughter who is born before her time is due. It is a pet form of Khadijah.

It's an Arabic name for girls and less commonly for boys that means minor pilgrimage, when Muslims perform the pilgrimage to Mecca during a time of the year other than the Hajj season. Its literal meaning is overhaul, restoration, revival.

Pure. Asfiya is an Arabic name for girls and less commonly for boys that means pure ones, just ones, holy ones. It is the plural of Safee. When spelling it in English, the name should not have an h at the end (thus Asfiyah is wrong).

Azzat is the Turkish form of the Arabic name Azzah, which means gazelle. It is used for both boys and girls.

Noble, Respectful, Heel, High place,Elevated,

Kaabir is an Arabic name for boys that means great, powerful, one who is in charge.

Toiling,Making efforts

Toiling, making efforts

Khoulad is an Arabic name for boys that means immortal, eternal. It is a diminutive form of Khalid.

Khadujah is an Arabic name for girls that means one who gives birth to a baby before its time is due, a daughter who is born before her time is due. It is a pet form of Khadijah.

It's an Arabic name for girls and less commonly for boys that means minor pilgrimage, when Muslims perform the pilgrimage to Mecca during a time of the year other than the Hajj season. Its literal meaning is overhaul, restoration, revival.

Pure. Asfiya is an Arabic name for girls and less commonly for boys that means pure ones, just ones, holy ones. It is the plural of Safee. When spelling it in English, the name should not have an h at the end (thus Asfiyah is wrong).

Azzat is the Turkish form of the Arabic name Azzah, which means gazelle. It is used for both boys and girls.

Duryab is a Persian name for boys and girls that means finder of good things, bringer of good things. Its literal meaning is finder of pearls. Duryab is formed from the Arabic word Dur (pearl) and the Persian suffix -yab (finder, acquirer).

Fikrat is the Turkish form of the Arabic name Fikrah which means thought, conception, idea. It is used for both boys and girls.

Noble, Respectful, Heel, High place,Elevated,

Kaabir is an Arabic name for boys that means great, powerful, one who is in charge.

Toiling,Making efforts

Toiling, making efforts

Perfect, accomplished

Perfect

A great worshiper of Allah

Clear, Eloquent, Lucid, Distinct .

Full moon, Moonlight, Early, Bright, quick

Worshiper, adorer, devout, One who worships Allah.

Worshiper of Allah

Passing by, crossing, travelling on a road, one who interprets dreams or books.

Khadujah is an Arabic name for girls that means one who gives birth to a baby before its time is due, a daughter who is born before her time is due. It is a pet form of Khadijah.

It's an Arabic name for girls and less commonly for boys that means minor pilgrimage, when Muslims perform the pilgrimage to Mecca during a time of the year other than the Hajj season. Its literal meaning is overhaul, restoration, revival.

It's an indirect Quranic name for boys and girls that means cultivator, farmer (literally one who plows), it also means lion. Haritha is an ancient Arabic name for boys and is a stronger form of Harith, and it is the name of many Sahaba(companions of the Prophet(PBUH), such as Haritha ibn ar-Rabee, Haritha bin Badr,

It's an indirect Quranic name for boys and girls. It is a non-standard modification of the Quranic name Harun, common mostly in Africa (for boys) and South Asia (for girls).Since Harun is not an Arabic word, the meaning is not perfectly known. Some sources say it means mountain.

Huraira is an Arabic name for boys and girls that means little cat, kitten. It is used by Muslims after Abu Huraira who is a sahabi (i.e. a companion of the Prophet, peace and blessings of Allah upon him and his companions). Linguistically, huraira is the diminutive form of hirr (cat).

Pure. Asfiya is an Arabic name for girls and less commonly for boys that means pure ones, just ones, holy ones. It is the plural of Safee. When spelling it in English, the name should not have an h at the end (thus Asfiyah is wrong).