Names, Surnames & Titles

Q: My baby boy was born on the day of Arafaat during this years Hajj. So, can I name my baby as Arafaat? Please tell me as soon as possible.

Q: My daughter's name is Tasneem. I've been blessed with one more daughter, please suggest a name with 'T'.

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.

Q: Is Edona a muslim name?

Q: Can I name my new born baby boy as Arham?

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?

Q: My nephew is called Moses, but the family is arguing that he must be called the Arabic equivalent Musa. Surely both names are acceptable.

Q: Please suggest me a good Islamic baby boy name as Insha Allah very soon I am going to be a father. The name should be matching with the companions of the prophet Muhammad (Sallallahu Alayhi Wasallam) or from the Quran with good meaning. Please suggest a very sweet and rarely heard name.

Q: Can I use the name Azeem without using Abdul for any person? What about the name Aazam which in some dictionaries shows the meaning 'greatest'. But the greatest is Allah Ta'ala.

Q:

1. Some people have names like Nasir. It is the name of Allah. Though it is not sifati name of Allah. Is it right to have such names for makhlooq/humans?

2. People use the names like 'Azeem' in urdu to refer qualities of humans. Also they use 'Zabardast' and such words to refer quality of Allah and humans also. Is this right to use these words for humans although these words or their meaning is sifati name of / specific to Allah in Arabic? Or is this 'shirk'?