Girls Names

Q: Suggest some Quranic and Arabic girl names with meaning beautiful and right guidance for my new born girl.

Q: I've kept the name Maariyah for my daughter. Is it a good name? It is said that she was a slave girl of Nabi (sallallahu alaihi wasallm). Is it the name of a Sahaabiyah?

Q: I have a baby girl and I found a quranic name for her Ahnaf. She is just one month old and I want to confirm that is it ok for her?

Q: We want to know if these names are Islamically correct for our child. Also, the correct way to spell in English as our Arabic is not the best. These are the names:

Nur Addunya or Noor Addunya

Nur AlJannah or Noor Aljannah

Nur AlHayat or Noor Alhayat 

Q: My daughters name is Syeda Manha Sajid. What is the right meaningsof her name? Is it a good name to keep? Does it have any Islamic background?

Q: I would like to know if the name Lamees for a baby girl would be Islamically appropriate. I have heard that it was the name of a Sahabiyyah but I just wanted confirmation before naming her. 

Q: I want to ask the meanings of some baby girl names for my niece. The names are as follows:

Zimal

Ayana

Zaina

Anoosh

Zinya

Q: Is it appropriate for a girl to have the name Malik? I am aware that Malik is commonly used for boys. I have a relative who's name is Malik. She told me that her family named her Malik for Queen.

Q: Is Anushka a proper name to give a Muslim girl and what is the meaning?

Q: Can you please give me the meaning of the names Yamaan and Tayyibah?