islamic ladies names Starting with U
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Ülker
الثريا
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The Pleiades (a cluster of stars); used in Turkish as a feminine given name referring to the stellar group | Girl | Turkish (astronomical name; corresponds to Arabic الثريا / al-Thurayyā for the Pleiades) |
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Umm Kulthum
أم كلثوم — لفظ مركب: أم + كلثوم؛ يفسَّر تقليدياً بأنّها ذات وجه ممتلئ أو اسم مركب يُستخدم ككنية.
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Traditional Arabic kunya/name meaning 'mother of Kulthum' or historically interpreted as 'full‑faced/chubby-cheeked'; used as a proper feminine name in early Islamic history | Girl | Arabic (Prophetic family / Early Islamic Arabia) |
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Ulayya
مؤنث مصغَّرة من علياء/عالية: العلوّ، الرفعة
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Diminutive of 'Ulyā/ʿAliyya' meaning 'little exalted one' or 'young lofty/high one' (from Arabic root ʿ-L-W 'high, exalted'). | Girl | Arabic |
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Upendo
الحب — كلمة سواحيلية تعني المحبة
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Love; affection (Swahili noun used as a feminine name in East African Muslim communities) | Girl | Swahili (East Africa) |
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Ufuq
الأفق
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Horizon — the visible line where earth and sky meet; metaphorically denotes outlook or horizon of possibility | Boy | Arabic/Turkish |
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Uwais
أو يُفسَّر تقليديًا بـ "ذئب صغير" أو "صغير الذئب"
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Diminutive of the Arabic root thought to mean 'wolf' — often rendered 'little wolf' or 'small young wolf'; historically associated with the pious figure Uwais al-Qarani. | Boy | Arabic (classical), attested in early Islamic tradition (Yemeni context) |
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Ubah
زهرة
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Flower (Somali) | Girl | Somali |
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Ubax
زهرة
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Flower (Somali word for 'flower' or 'blossom') | Girl | Somali |
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Usayd
أُسَيْد: مُصَغَّرَةُ أسَد؛ «الأسَد الصَّغِير»
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Diminutive of Asad: 'little lion' or 'young lion'; Arabic diminutive form of 'Asad' (lion) | Boy | Arabic (diminutive form أُسَيْد of أسَد); attested in classical Arabic onomastics and used in South and East Asian Muslim communities |
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Umeed
أمل (توقع)
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Hope, expectation (from Persian/Urdu 'omid') | Unisex | Sindhi/Urdu (from Persian) |