Abdussubbooh

Servant of the Most Glorious (God)

Abdussubhan

Servant of the Most Glorious (Allah)

Abdut Tawwab

Servant of the Ever-Accepting (Allah)

Abduz Zahir

Servant of the Manifest (Allah)

Abduzzahir

Servant of the Bright (Allah)

Abedi

My servant

Abedin

My servant (to God)

Abeed

Servant

Abeedah

Female servant

Abeedha

Female servant of God

Abeeku

One who is a servant (of God)

Abeel

Servant (of Allah)

Abeela

A female servant (of Allah)

Abeena

A servant (of God) or a gift from God

Abeer

Fragrance or scent

Abeera

A fragrance or aromatic plant

Abeerah

Abeerah means 'fragrance' or 'scent' in Arabic.

Abid

Abid means 'worshiper' in Arabic.

Abida

Abida means 'worshiper' or 'devoted to worship' in Arabic.

Abidah

Abidah means 'female worshiper' in Arabic.

Abidian

Abidian refers to someone who is a devout believer or worshiper in Arabic.

Abidin

Abidin means 'devout ones' or 'worshippers' in Arabic.

Abidullah

Abidullah means 'servant of God' in Arabic.

Abiha

A noble woman or one who is honored.

Abila

A name denoting distance or an origin of happiness.

Abiola

Born in wealth

Abiq

Brings joy

Abisali

Born in the time of abundance

Abiya

A name meaning 'mother' or 'nurse' in Arabic.

Abkar

Means 'most youthful' or 'youngest' in Arabic.

Abla

Means 'one who is full of virtue or beauty' in Arabic.

Abla'

Variation of Abla, meaning 'full of virtues' or 'complete' in Arabic.

Ablaa

Meaning 'full-figured' and symbolizes beauty in Arabic.

Ablagh

Meaning 'the best' in Arabic context, often used to denote excellence.

Ablah

Means 'pure' or 'innocent' in Arabic.

Ablaj

Meaning 'stranger' in Arabic, often used in literature.

Ablamar

Meaning 'generous one' in Arabic.

Abnar

Means 'the subtle one' in Arabic.

Abnat

Refers to 'daughters' or 'feminine offspring' in Arabic.

Abnus

Abnus refers to ebony, a dark and valuable wood in Arabic.

Abo

Abo means 'father' in Arabic, often used in compound names.

Aboud

Aboud means 'worshiper' in Arabic.

Abqar

Abqar means 'sorcerer' or 'wizard' in Arabic folklore.

Abqari

Abqari means 'brilliant' or 'talented' in Arabic.

Abqurah

Abqurah could relate to 'spiritual knowledge' in Arabic.

Abrad

Abrad means 'one who veils or hides' in Arabic.

Abraha

Abraha means 'father of many' in Arabic.

Abrahah

Abrahah is a variant of Abraham, meaning 'father of many nations' in Arabic.

Abraj

Abraj means 'towers' or 'high buildings' in Arabic.

Abrar

A name meaning 'virtuous' or 'pious,' often used among Muslims.

Abraz

A name meaning 'to take' or 'to seize'; used in Arabic-speaking cultures.

Abreeq

A name meaning 'softness' or 'delicacy' in Arabic culture.

Abrisham

Abrisham means 'silk' in Persian, symbolizing luxury and softness.

Abriz

Abriz means 'rain' in Persian, representing fertility and growth.

Abroud

Abroud means 'the one who is proportional' in Arabic, symbolizing balance and harmony.

Abru

Abru means 'cloud' in Persian, often associated with care and nurture.

Absaar

Absaar means 'eyes' in Arabic, often symbolizing vision and insight.

Absar

Absar means 'eyes' in Arabic, representing perception and awareness in many cultures.

Absat

Absat is often related to names meaning 'bravery' in Persian contexts.

Absham

Absham typically means 'gift' or 'present' in certain Arabic dialects.

Abt'hi

Signifies 'servant of God' or 'slave' in several Semitic languages.

Abtal

Means 'heroes' or 'warriors' in Arabic.

Abtar

Refers to 'abundant' or 'plenty' in Arabic.

Abteen

Means 'brave' or 'courageous' in Persian.

Abtum

Means 'noble' or 'excellent' in Arabic.

Abu

Means 'father of' in Arabic, used to denote patronage.

Abu al Khayr

Means 'father of goodness' in Arabic.

Abu al khayr

Means 'father of goodness' in Arabic, variant spelling.

Abu ali

Means 'father of Ali', referring to a major Islamic figure.

Abu Ayyub

Means 'father of Ayyub', referring to a notable historical figure in Islam.

Abu Bakr

Means 'father of the young camel', name of the first caliph in Islam.

Abu Darda

Means 'father of Darda', referencing an early companion of Prophet Muhammad.

Abu Dawud

Means 'father of Dawud (David)', name of a famous hadith compiler in Islam.

Abu-Zar

Means 'father of Zar', associated with knowledge or wisdom.

Abuabdullah

Means 'father of Abdullah', signifying servitude to God.

Abuahmad

Means 'father of Ahmad', referring to an honorable name in Islam.

Abuali

Means 'father of Ali', signifying a relationship to the significant Islamic figure.

Abualkhayr

Means 'father of goodness', another patronymic form in Arabic.

Abuamr

Father of the commander

Abuayyub

Father of Ayyub (Job), a name often associated with patience and suffering

Abubakar

Father of the young camel, also the name of a prominent historical figure in Islam

Abubakr

Father of the young camel, a common spelling variation of Abubakar

Abubashir

Father of good tidings

Abudah

Father of devotion

Abudain

Father of two paths

Abudalamah

Father of Dharma or religion

Abudarda

Father of Darda, a companion of the Prophet Muhammad

Abudaud

Father of Dawood (David), a prophet in Islam

Abudawaniq

Father of wit or wisdom

Abudawud

Father of Dawud (David), highlighting wisdom or virtue

Abufiras

Father of the lion

Abufiruz

Father of the victorious one

Abughalib

Father of the noble one

Abuhabib

Father of the beloved

Abuhafs

Father of the wise one

Abuhamzah

Father of Hamzah, a name associated with being strong and steadfast

Abuhanifa

Father of Hanafi, referring to a school of thought in Islamic jurisprudence

Abuhanifah

Father of Hanifah, often associated with the Islamic scholar Abu Hanifa.

Abuhassan

Father of Hassan, commonly used for individuals named after Hassan, the grandson of Prophet Muhammad.

Abuhazim

Father of Hazim; Hazim means strong or resolute in Arabic.