islamic ladies names Starting with M

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Name Meaning Gender Origin
Mughira مُغِير (مُغيرة) — حامل معنى الهجوم أو الغارة
Attacker, raider, one who makes a sudden assault; derived from Arabic root related to raiding/surprise attack Boy Arabic
Mulhim المُلْهِم — من الفعل أَلْهَمَ: الذي يُلْهِم أو يَمنَحُ الإِلْهَام
Inspirer; one who inspires (active participle of Arabic أَلْهَمَ — to inspire) Boy Arabic (used across Ottoman, Persianate and South Asian Sufi literature)
Makhmoor مخمور
Intoxicated with divine love; a state of spiritual ecstasy Boy Sindhi (Arabic/Persian roots)
Mu’tabar معتبر
Reliable, trustworthy, esteemed, or a person of high credibility and distinction. Boy Arabic (Urdu/Bengali usage)
Marzuki الْمَرْزُوق / مرزوقي
Derived from Arabic 'Marzuq' (مرزوق), meaning 'one who is granted sustenance; blessed with provision'. In Malay usage Marzuki functions as a nisbah/vernacular form meaning 'of or related to Marzuq', commonly used in Malay-speaking Muslim communities. Boy Malay (from Arabic root)
Ma’ad معاد: الرجوع، الإياب، أيضاً اسم تاريخي (مععد/معاد)
Return, place or time of return; in classical usage 'resurrection' or 'reappearance'; also a historical ancestor's name (Maʿadd) Boy Arabic (classical; used in Arab genealogical tradition)
Ma’n فائدة، نفع، سَنَد
Benefit, usefulness, support Boy Arabic
Majaz مجاز — معنى مجازي، استعارة أو كناية
Metaphor, figurative expression; used as a literary pen-name derived from Arabic مجاز (majāz) meaning 'figurative, allegorical' or 'metaphor'. Boy Arabic via Urdu literary usage
Mahīn قَمَريّ، شبيه بالقمر (مشتق من الفارسية: ماه)
Of the moon; moonlike, luminous; refined or elegant (Persian/Urdu origin) Girl Persian via Urdu
Mukarram مُكَرَّم: مُحترم، مكرّم، من يُكرَّم
Honored; made noble or revered (Arabic participle from the root k-r-m 'to honor') Boy Arabic (widely used in Turkish as Mükerrem)