Muslim Name Generator - Islamic Baby Names From Quran According To Astrology
Islamic Quran Baby Name Generator
What is the Islamic Quran Name Generator?
The Islamic Name Generator above is a web application that lets people around the world find amazing Muslim names from the Holy Quran that have good meanings and great significance for their newborn babies.
How to use the Quran Name Generator?
Quran Name Generator has a very clean and easy-to-use UI . Users can click the drop-down menu below the Heading of the web application and choose the Alphabet with which they want the baby's Name to begin. Then, after selecting the initial alphabet, they can press the "Generate Islamic Names" button. Baby Names mentioned in the Holy Quran that begin with the selected alphabet will be shown with their meaning. You can choose any Name that you like and keep that as the name of your newborn baby.
Are all the given Islamic names according to astrology?
Yes, all the Islamic names in this tool are selected based on astrology. All the Names have good meanings and stories behind them. All of them are mentioned in the holy book — the Quran.
Which alphabet letter should be selected as the first letter of an Islamic Name according to astrology?
You should know your birth month, and according to that birth month, you should know your Sun Zodiac Sign. Choose any letter of that Zodiac Sign as the First letter for the Islamic Name of your newborn baby.
| Birth Month | Vedic Sun Sign (Rashi) | Suggested Name Letters |
|---|---|---|
| April – May | Mesha (Aries) | A, L, E |
| May – June | Vrishabha (Taurus) | B, V, U |
| June – July | Mithuna (Gemini) | K, C, G |
| July – August | Karka (Cancer) | D, H |
| August – September | Simha (Leo) | M, T |
| September – October | Kanya (Virgo) | P, S, N |
| October – November | Tula (Libra) | R, T |
| November – December | Vrischika (Scorpio) | N, Y |
| December – January | Dhanu (Sagittarius) | B, D, Y |
| January – February | Makara (Capricorn) | J, K |
| February – March | Kumbha (Aquarius) | G, S |
| March – April | Meena (Pisces) | D, C, T |
Islamic Names according to Date of Birth
Add all the digits in your date of birth, then keep adding them until you get a one-digit number. That one-digit number that we got after adding the date of birth is called a lucky number.
Example:
Date of birth - 22/12/1994
Add : 2+2+1+2+1+9+9+4 = 30
Doing it again : 3 + 0 = 3
Lucky Number is 3.
Each single-digit number is ruled by a planet, and you can keep the Muslim Name for your baby that starts with the first letter of that planet.
| Lucky Number | Ruling Planet | Associated Alphabet Letters |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Sun | A, I, J, Q, Y |
| 2 | Moon | B, K, R |
| 3 | Jupiter | C, G, L, S |
| 4 | Rahu | D, M, T |
| 5 | Mercury | E, H, N, X |
| 6 | Venus | U, V, W |
| 7 | Ketu | O, Z |
| 8 | Saturn | F, P |
| 9 | Mars | R, I |
Which names are in the Quran
All the Names given above, in Alphabetical order with their meaning,s are mentioned in the Quran. They are all the Names of good and holy characters from the Quran. Some Islamic baby boy names are: Zayan (graceful), Ayaan (gift of God), Arham (most merciful), Muhammad, Rayyan (heaven's gate), Shayaan (intelligent), and Zaid (growth).
Muslim names for a baby girl from the Quran
Out of the above given Islamic Names from the Quran, some of them are the Names of female characters, which you can give to your newborn baby girl as her Name. Meanings of the names are also given above with the baby girl names. Some of the Names are: Aisha (lively/wife of the Prophet), Maryam (pious/mother of Isa), Zaynab (generous), Fatima (captivating), and Noor (light).
Islamic name meanings in Urdu
All the Islamic names given on this webpage are in English, but you can read them in Urdu with meanings by translating them using the translate option (Google Translate) in your browser or search engine. All the names on this webpage are selected from the original Quran; therefore, their origin is Arabic.
About the Astrologer
Qualification: B.Sc. Computer Science
Experience: 3+ years in Vedic Astrology
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