islamic ladies names Starting with M
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Mehrban
مهربان
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Kind, merciful, compassionate — from Persian مهربان (mehr + -bān), literally 'one who is kind' or 'affectionate/protective' | Unisex | Persian |
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Muhib
مُحِبّ
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Loving, affectionate; one who loves or is fond (from the Arabic root ḥ‑b‑b, 'to love') | Boy | Arabic origin; attested in South Asian and Somali Muslim use |
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Maqbool
مقبول - مقبول، مقبولٌ
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Accepted; approved; well-received (from Arabic مقبول meaning 'that which is accepted'). | Boy | Arabic (commonly used in South Asia, including Bengali-speaking areas) |
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Meriç
نهر مارِيتسا (اسم نَهر)
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Turkish masculine name taken from the river Meriç (English: Maritsa, Greek/Evros). As a given name it is toponymic — denoting the historic river on the Balkan-Turkish frontier — and is attested in Ottoman and modern Turkish usage as a masculine given name and surname. | Boy | Turkish (toponymic from the river Maritsa/Evros) |
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Mwanaisha
ابنة عائشة (مولودة لعائشة)
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Child of Aisha; a Swahili compound name combining 'mwana' (child) and the Arabic name 'Aisha' | Girl | Swahili (East African, Arabic-Swahili compound) |
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Mehar
المحبة، اللطف، الشمس (مهر)
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Affection, kindness; figuratively the sun (from Persian 'Mehr') | Girl | Sindhi-Persian |
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Mete
الشجاعة والقيادة، اسم تركي ذو جذور تاريخية (مودو)
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Historic Turkic name associated with a leader; in Turkish usage conveys bravery and leadership (derived from Central Asian Modu/Modu Chanyu) | Boy | Turkic (used in Turkish) |
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Mawaddah
مَوَدَّة — محبت، مودت، دِل کی وابستگی
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Affection, tender love, deep affectionate bond (from Arabic mawaddah) | Girl | Arabic (used in Urdu and Malay naming traditions) |
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Mithqāl
مِثْقَال: وحدة وزن، مكيال للثقل والقدر
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Weight; a traditional unit of measure (from Arabic مثقال), used as a given name to imply measure, balance or precious weight | Boy | Arabic (used in Persianate contexts) |
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Mwanaidi
طفلة وُلدت في العيد (ابنة العيد)
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Child born at Eid; 'born on the festival day' | Girl | Swahili (with Arabic influence) |