Islamic Baby Names by Letter:

Islamic names

It is said that by far the most common Islamic name in the United States is Mohamad, followed by Abdul. The most common Islamic baby names for boys are Ahmad, Amir, Ali, Ahmed, Ameer, Abdullah, Abbas, Barak, Bassam, Bader, Badr, Behram, Beshir, Bin Ibrahim, Bin Muhammad, Biniam, bin Abdullah, bin Hamed, bin Abdullah, bin Mohammed, bin Abu, bin Harun, bin Muhammad, bin Qasim, bin Ibrahim, bin Omar, bin Abdulla, bin Hamed, bin Muqdad, bin Haroon, bin Tariq, bin Muhammad, bin Yousaf, bin Muhammad, and bin Abdallah. There are still others, but most of them are very common.

Most Muslim parents name their children after the Prophet, according to the Holy Quran, but there are a few who also choose names that follow the principles of culture. In other words, names that follow Islamic name by letter. In this way, they try to add something of value to their child, making his life better than his parents' life.

The first part of the name begins with a vowel, and if the vowel is long, it must be converted to another letter. For example, if a parent wants to call his child Muhammad, then he must use an uppercase letter and convert it to a lowercase letter. But if the vowel is short, it can be converted to another letter. For example, if a parent wants to call his child Ameer, then he must use a lowercase letter and convert it to an uppercase letter.

The second part of the name begins with a consonant. For example, if a parent wants to call his child Bachir, then he must use a consonant. He can make his name less consonant by combining two consonants. For example, if a parent wants to call his child Ansar, then he must use an e-sound.

The last part of the name consists of two consonants and two vowels, and it can be shortened to one or two syllables depending on the syllable length of the name. For example, if a parent wants to call his child As-soon, then he can shorten it to "AS" by using a second consonant.

The pronunciations of the names should be as close as possible to their native language. So it is important to listen to the baby when he/she is crying to help you to get an approximate pronunciation.

After choosing the name, it is important to understand the values of the name. For example, it is permissible to combine letters from the names of Allah to add value to the name.

One of the greatest rewards that a Muslim can have is his/her name. It is a sign of commitment to Islam, devotion, trust, and commitment. So before giving your baby a name, ask yourself these questions: Is the name strong, meaningful, and memorable?