Baby names Muslim/Arabic

aubreygraham · 2016-07-21T14:40:01+02:00

Discover unique Muslim/Arabic baby names for boys and girls, perfect for new parents in Dubai seeking cultural name ideas.

aubreygraham Member

Member since 20 July 2016

aubreygrahamMember21 July 2016 12:40:01

I am an Australian will be shifting to Dubai next month, and my wife is about to deliver a baby soon. I and my wife had planned to give baby a nick name which is Muslim/ Arabic as Dubai follows that religion, just for the sake child can make friends easily there.

Do help me out with the names, could be boy or girl any.

Thanks

Fred Indonesia Expert

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FredIndonesia Expert21 July 2016 12:48:44

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Sort of depends on the situation.
If the baby is Muslim, there is a wide choice available, especially very Islamic names for boys.
If not, you'd probably be better to look at something neutral that could work in a wide variety of countries without any potential future prejudice.
This site has some ideas.

Bhavna Team

Member since 01 June 2015

BhavnaTeam21 July 2016 12:58:19

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Hi everyone,

Welcome on board aubreygraham聽

Just to inform you that i have moved your thread to the Dubai forum since it's your destination.

All the best,
Bhavna

aubreygraham Member

Member since 20 July 2016

aubreygrahamMember25 July 2016 11:35:47

Thanks

aubreygraham Member

Member since 20 July 2016

aubreygrahamMember25 July 2016 11:46:16

Thanks Fred,

That was really helpful, for Arabic ones.

My partner found聽 Ammar, Huzaifa, Muzzamil for boy we will be most probably choosing Ammar and Faiza if its a girl, found them in

mohaw2004 Guest

mohaw2004Guest25 July 2016 22:26:19

Abdella

xhikmatx Member

Member since 25 September 2015

xhikmatxMember26 July 2016 06:12:26

Hello,

I would go with a neutral name if I were you. examples below:
Boy:
Yazan
Nour
Sharif

Girl:
Basma
Yasmin
Zeina
Nour (also works for a girl :])