islamic ladies names Starting with N
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Nimco
نعمة
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Derived from Arabic ni‘mah (نعمة): 'blessing, grace, favour'. In Somali usage it conveys the sense of divine gift or bounty. | Girl | Somali (from Arabic root ni‘mah) |
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Nermin
نَاعِم، رَقِيق
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Delicate, soft, tender; gentle | Girl | Persian origin (widely used in Turkish and Bosnian Muslim communities) |
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Naghma
نغمة
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Melody; song; musical tune | Girl | Persian (adopted into Sindhi and Urdu) |
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Negin
جوهرة، حجر كريم
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Jewel; precious gemstone (from Persian) | Girl | Persian |
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Nishat
نشاط (فرح، سرور)
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Joy, delight, cheer; lively gladness (from Persian/Arabic roots نِشاط / نشاط) | Unisex | Persian / Urdu (used across South Asia and Persianate cultures) |
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Nazlı
النعمة أو الدلال (مشتق من ناز)
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Coy, coquettish, delicate; from Persian 'naz' (coquetry, charm) via Turkish usage | Girl | Turkish/Persian origin; attested among Bosniak and South‑Asian Muslim communities |
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Nashwan
نشوان — مسرور، مغرور بالفرح، في حالة نشوة
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Delighted, enraptured, intoxicated with joy or pleasure; from Arabic نشوان (nashwān), used in classical Arabic to denote rapturous delight. | Boy | Arabic |
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Nāfiʿ
نافع — المعنى: مفيد، نافع، مانح للفائدة
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Beneficial, one who does good or provides benefit; from Arabic نافع (nāfiʿ) meaning 'useful' or 'profitable'. | Boy | Arabic (widely attested in early Islamic biography and hadith transmission chains); used in North African and Hijazi contexts and by Urdu speakers. |
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Nushīn
حلو، لطيف
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Sweet, pleasant, agreeable (from Persian نوشین, meaning 'sweet-tasting' or 'pleasant') | Girl | Persian |
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Nushirvan
الروح الخالدة — صاحب الروح الخالدة
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Immortal soul; immortal-bodied (from Middle Persian Anūšīrvān 'of the immortal soul') | Boy | Middle Persian (historically attested epithet Anūshirvān for Sasanian Khosrow I); used in Persianate Muslim contexts |