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मुस्लिम boy Names For New Born
Understanding The Importance Of Baby Names In Islam
For Muslim parents, choosing their baby’s name is the ultimate act of love. In Islam, a child’s name is more than just identity. It is a reflection of their values, faith and good blessing that they want to pass to their child. Prophet Muhammad encouraged families of faith to give their newborn boy or girl a name rooted in meaning which makes baby naming a very important tradition for Muslim families.
The Significance Of Names Starting with A
The alphabet A holds a special place when it comes to the naming traditions as it is not only the first letter of the alphabet but also signifies strength, authority, and elegance. Parents are usually drawn to names starting with A as they sound quite graceful. Such names also have a timeless appeal and many of these have been passed down through generations.
Quranic, Cultural, and Historical Influences
Muslim baby boy names starting with A are influenced by prominent Islamic figures like Ahmad/Ahmed, which is one of the names of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon Him), Ali, name of the beloved son-in-law of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon Him), Anas, name inspired by a close companion of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon Him) and Asad, title given to Ali ibn Abi Talib (RA).
अली (Ali)
अलीम (Alim)
अल्तमश (Altamash)
अल्ताफ़ (Althaf)
अल्फ़ास (Alfas)
अल्लाह (Allah)
अल्वी (Alvi)
अवद (Awad)
अवारीफ़ (Awarif)
अशफ़ाक़ (Ashfaq)
अशर (Ashar)
अशरफ़ (Asharf)
अशरफ (Ashraf)
अशीम (Ashim)
असद (Asad)
असदेल (Asadel)
असबघ (Asbagh)
असबत (Asbat)
असमान (Ashmaan)
असर (Asar)
असलम (Aslam)
असवद (Aswad)
असहमत (Ashmath)
अंसार (Ansar)
अंसारी (Ansari)
असीद (Aseed)
अस्घर (Asghar)
अस्जिद (Asjid)
अस्फर (Asfar)
अहद (Ahad)
अहमद (Ahmad)
अहान (Ahyan)
आअघ (Aagha)
आअदब (Aadab)
आअदम (Aadam)
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