islamic ladies names Starting with S
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Sidra
السِّدْرَةُ: شجرة السدر (سِدْرَ)؛ سِدْرَةُ الْمُنْتَهَىٰ
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Lote tree; inspired by 'Sidrat al-Muntaha' — the lote-tree of the utmost boundary mentioned in the Qur'an | Girl | Arabic; adopted in Arab, Kurdish and Pashto-speaking Muslim cultures |
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Shagufta
مُزْهِر، مُتَزَهِّر: مُزدهر، متفتح
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Blooming, blossomed, flourishing; cheerful and radiant (Persian/Urdu origin, شگفتہ) | Girl | Persian/Urdu (used widely among South Asian Muslims) |
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Syarifah
معنى: شريفة - نَبِيلَة، كَرِيمَة
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Female form of Sharif: 'noble, honorable; a woman of noble descent (often used in Malay contexts for women descending from the Prophet's line)' | Girl | Arabic via Malay |
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Shajar al-Durr
شجرة الدر
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Tree of pearls (Arabic; a compound epithet formed from shajarah 'tree' and al-durr 'the pearls') | Girl | Arabic (historical epithet/title attested in medieval Islamic sources; borne by a 13th-century Egyptian sultana) |
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Şefika
شفيقة
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Compassionate, tender-hearted (from Arabic شفيقة) | Girl | Arabic via Ottoman Turkish / Bosnian usage |
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Sahra
صَحْرَاء (ریگستان)
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Desert; a feminine Somali name derived via Arabic 'sahra' (صَحْرَاء) meaning 'desert' or 'wilderness', used in the Horn of Africa as a given name for girls. | Girl | Somali (via Arabic) |
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Sitt
السِّتّ: السيدة، المرأة المحترمة أو ذات المكانة
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Lady, mistress; an honorific denoting a woman of rank or respect. | Girl | Arabic (classical honorific, historically used in Egypt and the Levant) |
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Sharifah
شريفة — المرأة النبيلة أو ذات الشرف/المنزلة العالية
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Female form of Sharif — 'noble', 'of high lineage' or 'honourable'; an honorific used for women descended from the Prophet's family or regarded as noble | Girl | Arabic; widely used as an honorific and given name in Malay and Swahili-speaking Muslim communities |
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Shamsa
من شمس: شمسية، مُشْرِقَة
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Feminine form derived from Arabic 'shams' (شمس) meaning 'sun'; 'Shamsa' denotes 'little sun' or 'sunlike, radiant' and is attested in Ottoman, South Asian and Arabic-language contexts. | Girl | Arabic (used in Sindhi, Ottoman/Bosnian contexts) |
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Sîrîn
حلوة، لطيفة (حرفياً: حلو / لطيف)
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Sweet, pleasant — from Persian šīrīn (meaning 'sweet' or 'pleasant'), used in Kurdish and Persianate contexts | Girl | Persian-Kurdish |