The name Tamimah
Q: My daughter's name is Tasneem. I've been blessed with one more daughter, please suggest a name with 'T'.
Girls Names
The name "Zeenah"
Q: Please let me know whether the name 'Zaynah' (letters zay-ya-nun-ha ) for a girl is a good Islamic Muslim Arabic name with a good meaning. Please provide me with the meaning. Also, please share with me other good names beginning with the letter 'Z' for a baby girl. Jazakallahu khayr. Thank you so much.
Keeping the name "Edona"
Q: Is Edona a muslim name?
The name "Aaminah" and "Ameenah"
Q: My question is the name Aamina aminah aaminah amna أمنة or أمينة. Can we use use this name عامنة? If yes then what is the meaning?
Keeping a child's name "Aayat"
Q: Alhumdulliah by the grace of Allah Ta'ala I have been blessed with a baby girl. We were a bit confused on keeping her name. The family has decided to keep the name as "Aayat". I just would like to ask can we keep the name as Aayat according to Islam? Appreciate if you can enlighten me a bit on this as I don't want to give a name for my baby which is inappropriate. Also appreciate if you can respond at earliest as I need to make all the legal formalities for which I need to have the baby's name.
The name "Hawwa Zaheen"
Q: I am blessed with two daughters. The name of my eldest girl is Zainah Ilhan (4 years) and the youngest one is Hawwa Zaheen (1 year). I have taken these names from the internet. Did I kept the right meaningful names for them as per Islamic origin? Do I need to change their names?
The name "Minha"
Q: Can you please let us know the exact meanings of baby name "Minha"? Is it a good name for a baby girl? We are confused. Please help us. I got different meanings from different sites such as Gift, Grant, Blessings, Donation, Scholarship.
The name "Taskeen"
Q: I would like to name my baby girl Taskeen. I have read up that it means serenity, tranquillity. Is this name mentioned in the Qur'an and is it a good name to keep?
The name "Rughshana"
Q: I would like to know what the meaning of Rughshana is?
Pronunciation of شيماء
Q: In the name "شيماء" Shaymaa' Do you do the elongation when pronouncing it or do you just join the ma straight to the hamzah without elongating? So pronounced like "Shayma'" rather than "Shaymaa'", which one is correct?