"Tiger"; from Persian babr
Muslim baby names B–E
Muslim baby names starting with B, D and E: 69 of 1,007 names, page 2 of 10.
69 of 1,007 names
"Full moon"; Arabic badr
"Wonderful, unique"; Arabic badīʿa
"Like the full moon"; from Arabic badr
"Full moon of the faith"; Arabic badr al-dīn
"Full moon among women"; Arabic badr al-nisāʾ
"Brave, valiant"; Persian bahādur
"Spring"; Persian bahār
"Splendour of the faith"; Arabic bahāʾ al-dīn
"Joyful, beautiful"; Arabic bahīja
"Dazzling, brilliant"; Arabic bāhira
"Fortunate, prosperous"; Persian bakht-āwar
"Fortunate"; Persian bakht-yār, "befriended by fortune"
"Violet", the flower; Persian banafsha
"Lady, princess"; Persian bānū
"Deeply learned"; Arabic bāqir, "one who opens up knowledge"
"Pious" in popular use; Arabic barīra, "a berry of the arak tree"
"Blessing"; Arabic baraka
"Perceptive, discerning"; Arabic baṣīr, "seeing"
"Bringer of good news" in popular use; Arabic bashar, "human being"
"Good news"; Arabic bishāra, glad tidings
"Bringer of good news"; feminine of Arabic bashīr
"Bringer of good news"; Arabic bashīr
"Brave"; Arabic bāsil, "strong-hearted in battle"
"Smiling"; Arabic bāsim
"Smiling"; feminine of Arabic bāsim
"Insight, perception"; Arabic baṣīra
"One who extends"; Arabic bāsiṭ, a name of God
"A smile"; Arabic basma
"Devoted to God"; al-Batul, a title of Fatima
"Clarity, eloquent speech"; Arabic bayān
"Rising", of the sun or moon; Arabic bāzigha
"Well-born"; Persian bih-zād, "of good birth"
Incomparable, without equal
"Vision, insight"; Persian bīnish
Water, moisture; the name of the Prophet's muezzin
Name of the Queen of Sheba in Muslim tradition
"Smile" in popular use; origin not confirmed in dictionaries
"Proof"; Arabic burhān, clear evidence
"Proof of the faith"; Arabic burhān al-dīn
"Good news, glad tidings"
"Writer, teacher"; Persian dabīr, a scribe or writing-master
"Everlasting"; Arabic dāʾim, "lasting"
"Everlasting"; feminine of Arabic dāʾim
Knowledge, learning, wisdom
"Near, close"; Arabic dāniya
"Possessor, sovereign"; Persian dārā
"Shining, bright"; Persian darakhshān
"Helper, protector"; Persian dast-gīr, "one who takes the hand"
"Beloved"; the Arabic form of David
"Judge, ruler"; Arabic dayyān, "one who requites"
"Silk brocade"; Persian dībā
"Beloved"; Persian dil-ārā, "adorning the heart"
"Brave"; Persian dil-āwar, "stout-hearted"
"Beloved"; Persian dil-dār, "holder of the heart"
"Soothing, gracious"; Persian dil-nawāz, "heart-soothing"
"Grace of the heart"; Persian dil + nāz
"Heart-stealer, sweetheart"; Persian dil-rubā
Happy-hearted, glad, contented
"Prayer, supplication"
"A single pearl"; Persian dur-dāna
"Royal pearl"; Persian durr-i shāhwār
"Shining like a pearl"; Arabic durriyya
"Kindness, beneficence"; Arabic iḥsān, "doing good"
"Dignity, grandeur"; Arabic iḥtishām, used in Urdu for stateliness
"Miracle"; Arabic iʿjāz, "making others powerless"
"Covenant, safety"; Arabic īlāf, from Surah Quraysh
Greek form of Elijah, "Yah is God"
"Flower of paradise" in popular use; origin unconfirmed
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