Muslim Girl Names

These names carry deep significance in Islamic tradition—some belonged to the Prophet Muhammad's family and companions, others reference Quranic figures, and many embody spiritual concepts. Whether you're drawn to timeless names like Fatima and Maryam or seeking less familiar choices with religious weight, this list honors both the heritage and the modern use of these names in American families.

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History
1926–2025, yearly counts; individually scaled
Babies 2025 · rank5-year rank movementPeak year

Abraham's wife in Islamic tradition.

1,568#198
Down 15 rank positions in five years
1981

Garden; gentle in sound and familiar in American use.

418#679
Down 131 rank positions in five years
1985

Night in Arabic; woven through Islamic poetry and tradition.

5,338#36
Down 12 rank positions in five years
2019

Exalted; embraced widely by Muslim American families.

2,607#101
Down 36 rank positions in five years
2012

Precious; traditional across Arabic-speaking communities.

363#750
Down 140 rank positions in five years
1995

Night; deeply rooted in Islamic poetry and literature.

1,193#259
Down 54 rank positions in five years
2010

Caller or voice; rooted in Arabic tradition with deep resonance across Islamic communities.

531#565
Down 97 rank positions in five years
2005

Daughter of the Prophet; revered throughout Islamic tradition.

931#330
Up 12 rank positions in five years
2006

From Din (faith, religion); grounds name in Islamic tradition.

168#1,327
Up 36 rank positions in five years
1969

Wife of the Prophet Muhammad and an early Islamic scholar.

910#337
Up 199 rank positions in five years
1977

Princess; chosen across Muslim cultures for generations.

2,168#132
Up 151 rank positions in five years
2024

Jasmine flower; carries Arabic and Persian heritage.

269#959
Up 21 rank positions in five years
2006

Complete; evokes wholeness and perfection.

851#357
Down 143 rank positions in five years
2022

Tender; a soft Arabic name with gentle resonance.

527#572
Up 118 rank positions in five years
2024

Mother of the Prophet Muhammad.

970#315
Up 15 rank positions in five years
2017

Mary in Arabic; mother of Jesus and a central Quranic figure.

869#351
Up 156 rank positions in five years
2025

Happiness; simple, melodic, and warm.

436#658
Up 98 rank positions in five years
2025

Peaceful; conveys serenity and calm.

278#937
Up 111 rank positions in five years
1999

Epithet of Fatima meaning "the blooming one."

562#540
Up 52 rank positions in five years
2025

One who speaks with grace; suggests eloquence.

387#723
Up 205 rank positions in five years
2025

Beautiful; grounded in classical Arabic tradition.

122#1,686
Up 71 rank positions in five years
1977

Light; luminous with spiritual significance.

435#659
Up 228 rank positions in five years
2025

A classic Arabic name with presence in Islamic poetry and literary tradition.

831#369
Up 564 rank positions in five years
2023

The Prophet's granddaughter; name of honored companions.

338#810
Up 155 rank positions in five years
2025

Alternate spelling of Aisha; a respected companion.

156#1,396
Up 73 rank positions in five years
2016

First wife of the Prophet; honored for wisdom and strength.

258#982
Up 286 rank positions in five years
2025

Faith; foundational to Islamic belief and identity.

91#2,072
Down 208 rank positions in five years
1996

Hope; carries spiritual meaning in Islamic tradition.

181#1,241
Down 121 rank positions in five years
2021

Gentle; historically the Prophet's wet nurse.

102#1,902
Up 27 rank positions in five years
2024

Guidance; carries spiritual weight in Islamic faith.

117#1,739
Up 466 rank positions in five years
2025

The night journey; from the Quranic ascension narrative.

147#1,463
Up 804 rank positions in five years
2025

Beloved friend — grounded in Islamic tradition.

52#3,120
Up 533 rank positions in five years
2019

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Sources & methodology

Meaning summaries use Wiktionary (CC BY-SA 4.0) and referenced name histories. Each name’s detail page includes its sources.

Membership on this list is editorial — we chose names that genuinely fit the theme. Every number is from official birth data: "—" means the name had fewer than 5 recorded uses in 2025, which makes it a genuinely rare pick today, not an invalid one. The dot marks whether the stats shown are for the girls' or boys' use of the name.

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