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Name Meaning Gender Origin
Tahirih الطاهرة (النقية)
The pure one; female form of Tahir (pure, clean) Girl Arabic origin, attested in Persian usage
Emira أميرة — شَرف، سيدة، ملكية، أو مؤنث أمير
Variant orthography of Amira (أميرة) — 'princess', 'female commander' or 'leader' in Arabic; used in Bosnian and Balkan Muslim contexts Girl Arabic via Bosnian usage
Qamar Gul زهرة القمر
Moon-flower; literally 'Qamar' (moon) + 'Gul' (flower) Girl Compound: Arabic (Qamar) + Persian/Pashto (Gul); common in Pashto/Persianate naming
Ratna رتنا: من أصل سنسكريتِي رَتنَا بمعنى جوهرة أو لؤلؤة (يستخدم بالقبائل المالِيزية والأندونيسية المسلمة)
Jewel; gem (Sanskrit origin), commonly used in Malay/Indonesian contexts to mean 'precious gem' Girl Sanskrit → Malay/Indonesian (widely used among Muslim populations in Southeast Asia)
Afiyah عافية — الصحة، الأمان، السَّلامة
Well-being, health, safety; protection from harm Girl Arabic
Barwaaqo الرخاءِ، الازدهار
Prosperity, abundance; a Somali feminine name denoting flourishing well-being and plenty. Girl Somali
Gulperi گلپری (جنية الورد؛ مَلَكَةُ الزهرة)
Gülperi/Gulperi — 'rose fairy' or 'fairy of the rose' (Turkish: gül 'rose' + peri 'fairy') Girl Turkish/Persianate (used among Turkish-speaking Muslims and South Asian contexts)
Gazala غزالة — ظبيّة، رمز الرقة والجمال في الأدب العربي والفارسي
Gazelle; graceful, nimble — used poetically to denote beauty and tenderness in Arabic and Persian literary traditions Girl Arabic (used in Arabic- and Persianate literary milieus, found in North African onomastics)
Juita حبيبة، عزيزة
Sweetheart, precious, or charming Girl Malay
Roxana مضيء، الفجر أو النور
Bright, dawn; luminous; derived from Old Persian for 'bright' or 'dawn'. Girl Old Persian (Middle Persian) / Central Asia; used in Persianate and Islamic cultures