Q: I need origin and pronounciation for these names Aiza, Zaina, Simrah, Laiba? I am very confused. I want to keep Aiza and Zaina, but don't have proper pronounciation for this name. For Laiba some say it is not a good name to keep as it has different meaning in Arabic, now for Simrah some say the name doesn't exist? Please need details about these four names?
Q: Can the name zoya be kept for a Muslim girl? What is the meaning?
Q: Is the name haalah a sahabiya name? What is the meaning?
Q: My wife is about to give birth. We were thinking of naming the child Asmara. Could you advise if this name is suitable and acceptable?
Q: Please tell me what's the meaning of Juwayriyah?
Q: I was wondering if the following names are acceptable:
- Taariq as in, Taariq bin Ziyaad.
- Shurahbil who was involved in the Conquest of Syria - is he a Sahabi?
- Shurayh
- Jurayj as in the one mentioned in a hadeeth.
Girls'
- Humaydah
- Rumaysaa (Umm Sulaym bint Milhaan?)
- Humayraa (Aa'isha (Radiyallahu Anhas) nickname?)
Please provide Arabic and meanings.
Q: Please can you advise if the following names are suitable?
Alayna- princess
Diyanah- Religion
Liyanah- tenderness, softness
Aleena- silk of heaven, tender, soft
Myiesha- Life's blessing
Mysha- Happy for entire life
Misha- pretty
Q: Please could you give me the meanings of the following girls names with the correct spelling and if they are permissible to keep
Lamia
Lamiah
Zaria
Alaya
Tasneem
Zayanah
Q: The names Inaaya and Filza? Can you tell me about these, their meanings and whether they can be kept. Any other name you may want to suggest also that would be unique with a nice meaning?
Q: My question is this "mantasha and yasha" can be taken as girls name or not? And also tell me the meaning.