islamic ladies names Starting with J
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Jiyan
حياة
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Kurdish name meaning 'life' (from Kurdish jiyan meaning 'life, existence'). Used among Kurdish communities as a feminine given name conveying vitality and being. | Girl | Kurdish (Kurmancî) |
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Jouri
جوري (ورد دمشق، نوع من الورد)
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Damask rose; a type of rose (flower name) | Girl | Arabic |
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Jusuf
يزيد (الله يزيد) / اسم يوسف بمعنى: يزاد أو يزيد
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God will increase; he will add (variant of Yusuf, from Hebrew Yosef meaning 'He will add/increase'). | Boy | Bosnian (Arabic/Hebrew root) |
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Jasim
جاسم: قوي البنية، جسمان
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Strong, robust, big-bodied; one of solid physical stature | Boy | Arabic, used in Bengali-speaking Muslim communities |
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Jalut
اسم قرآني لجالُوت (نظير جليات)؛ مقاتل عظيم هُزم بواسطه داود
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Arabic form of Goliath; the giant warrior opposed by the young David (Dāwūd) in Quranic narrative, representing a formidable adversary defeated by prophetic courage. | Boy | Arabic (Semitic/Biblical association: Goliath) |
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Janan
محبوب، جانان
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Beloved; soul, life (term of endearment) | Girl | Arabic/Persian usage; used in Somali as a given name |
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Jahiz
ذا العيون البارزة، لقب يدل على العين الواسعة (الجاحظ)
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Bulging‑eyed; prominent‑eyed (nickname-derived Arabic epithet al‑Jāḥiẓ). | Boy | Arabic |
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Jauhar
جَوْهَر — لؤلؤة، جوهرة، أصل الشيء
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Jewel; essence; core (from Arabic 'jawhar' meaning the inner substance or a gem) | Unisex | Arabic (used historically across Arabic-speaking and South Asian Muslim communities) |
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Jundub
جَرَادَة، جُنْدَب (الحشرة)
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Locust, grasshopper (literal Arabic noun) | Boy | Arabic |
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Juwairiyah
جَويرية: تصغير كلمة جَاريَّة بمعنى 'فتاة صغيرة' أو 'خادمة صغيرة'
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A diminutive of Jāriyyah meaning 'young maiden' or 'little maid/servant'; a classical Arabic feminine name. | Girl | Arabic (used in Urdu-speaking communities) |