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मुसलमान 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 V
Muslim baby names starting with V are rare and carry a distinctive charm. While these names are not generally a part of the Arabic culture and less common in the Islamic tradition, they are often adapted from Persian, Turkish, Urdu, and even European influences. Baby names starting with V attract parents as they represent a blend of heritage and individuality.
Quranic, Cultural, and Historical Influences
Muslim baby boy names starting with V often emphasize strength, virtue, and resilience and are generally derived from Persian and Urdu traditions. The name Vaseem represents beauty of character and appearance, Vahid signifies oneness, strength, and individuality, Vakar means dignity, respect and honor and Vaseeh symbolises openness, wisdom, and generosity.
वेल (Wail)
वेसिम (Wasim)
वॉर्ड (Ward)
वॉलीड (Walid)
शक़ीक़ (Shaqeeq)
शकील (Shakeel)
शक़ूइता (Shaquita)
शजित (Shajith)
शदीद (Shadeed)
शफिन (Shafin)
शफ़ी (Shafi)
शफीउल्ला (Shafiulla)
शफ़ीक़ (Shafeeq)
शफ़ीक़ (Shafiq)
शफीर (Shafeer)
शबान (Shabaan)
शबाह (Shabah)
शबीब (Shabib)
शबीर (Shabeer)
शबीर (Shabir)
शबीह (Shabeeh)
शब्बीर (Shabbir)
शमशाद (Shamshad)
शमशीर (Shamsheer)
शमास (Shamas)
शमिस (Shamis)
शमीम (Shameem)
शमीम (Shamim)
शमील (Shameel)
शम्मय्ं (Shammyn)
शयन (Shayan)
शरफ (Sharaf)
शरहील (Sharaheel)
शराफ़त (Sharafat)
शरीक (Shareek)
शरीक़ुए (Sharique)
शरीफ (Shareef)
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