Modern Muslim Girl Names A to Z: A Beautiful Blend of Tradition and Trend

Choosing the perfect name for your baby girl is one of the most cherished moments for any parent. In the Muslim community, names carry deep meanings, spiritual significance, and cultural heritage. With the evolving times, parents are looking for modern Muslim girl names A to Z that honor their Islamic values while still sounding fresh and unique. In this article, we present a carefully curated list of modern Muslim girl names from A to Z—perfect for today’s generation.

A to Z Modern Muslim Girl Names

A

Aaira – Noble, respectful
 Ayla – Halo of light around the moon

B

Bisma – Polite, obedient
 Bushra – Good news, glad tidings

C

Cala – Fortress, castle (rare but modern-sounding)
 Ceyda – Graceful (popular in Turkish culture)

D

Dania – Close, near
 Dilara – She who delights the heart

E

Emaan – Faith, belief
 Eshal – The name of a flower in Paradise

F

Fareeha – Joyful, happy
 Fiza – Breeze, wind

G

Gulzar – Garden, blooming flower
 Ghazal – Poetic expression, beauty

H

Hania – Happy, delighted
 Huda – Guidance, right path

I

Inaya – Care, concern
 Iqra – Read, recite (first word revealed in the Quran)

J

Jannah – Paradise
 Javeria – Blessed, bringer of happiness

K

Khadija – Early baby, Prophet Muhammad’s first wife
 Kanza – Treasure, hidden wealth

L

Lina – Tender, delicate
 Liyana – Softness, gentleness

M

Maira – Moon, virtuous
 Mahira – Skilled, expert

N

Noor – Light, radiance
 Nyla – Winner, achiever

O

Omera – Inspiring, long-living
 Omaira – Star, bright light

P

Parisa – Like a fairy
 Palwasha – Shining, luminous

Q

Qirat – Beautiful recitation
 Qanita – Devout, obedient

R

Rania – Queenly, gazing
 Rimsha – A bunch of flowers

S

Sarah – Pure, happy
 Sana – Resplendence, brilliance

T

Tamara – Date tree
 Tahira – Pure, chaste

U

Umaiza – Bright, beautiful
 Unaysah – Friendly, affectionate

V

Vidya – Though traditionally Indian, it’s being adopted with modern interpretations (knowledge)
 Veena – Rare, melodious (used in poetic or cultural contexts)

W

Wania – Gift of Allah
 Wardah – Rose

X

While rare, names starting with X in Arabic are limited, but you can opt for modern hybrids like Xaria (a twist on Zaria, meaning princess).

Y

Yusra – Ease, prosperity
 Yumna – Right side, blessed

Z

Zoya – Alive, loving, caring
 Zainab – Fragrant flower, daughter of the Prophet

Final Thoughts

Modern Muslim girl names beautifully balance heritage and contemporary flair. Whether you’re looking for a unique name with deep Islamic meaning or one that simply rolls off the tongue, there’s something in every letter of the alphabet.

For more inspiration and a deeper dive into names with meanings, origins, and popularity trends, visit the full list of Muslim girl names on NameOye.

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