Choosing a name for your baby is a joyful and significant moment. For Muslim families across the UK, finding a name that honours beautiful Islamic traditions while feeling at home in British society is a top priority. Names that are meaningful, easy to pronounce, and carry a sense of identity are more popular than ever. This guide, reflecting the latest trends and enduring favourites, presents a snapshot of the top names loved by British Muslim parents. Here, we feature 100 of the most popular choices—50 for boys and 50 for girls—to inspire you on your naming journey. What Makes a Name Popular in the UK? Popular Muslim names in the UK often share certain qualities: they have deep, positive meanings rooted in faith, feature melodic and accessible sounds that work well in English, and strike a balance between cultural pride and modern sensibility. These names are chosen by thousands of parents for their timeless appeal and spiritual significance. Top 50 Muslim Boy Names in the UK Muhammad: The most popular name, meaning "praised," honouring the Prophet (PBUH). Adam: Meaning "mankind," the name of the first Prophet. Yusuf: Meaning "God increases," the Prophet known for beauty and resilience. Ibrahim: The Arabic form of Abraham, meaning "father of many." Ali: Meaning "exalted" or "champion," a name of great historical and spiritual significance. Omar: Meaning "flourishing" and "long-lived," a classic and strong choice. Ahmed: Another name of the Prophet Muhammad, meaning "highly praised." Hamza: Meaning "lion" or "steadfast," the name of the Prophet's uncle. Hassan: Meaning "handsome" and "good," the name of the Prophet's grandson. Hussain: Meaning "handsome," another grandson of the Prophet, symbolising love and sacrifice. Rayyan: Meaning "gate of Paradise" for those who fast, a modern spiritual favourite. Zain: Meaning "beauty" and "grace," a short, stylish, and deeply meaningful name. Ayaan: Meaning "gift of God," a hugely popular modern name. Haris: Meaning "guardian" and "protector." Arham: Derived from Ar-Rahman, meaning "most merciful." Daniel (Daniyal): Meaning "God is my judge," a popular cross-cultural choice. Aariz: Meaning "respectable man" and "leader." Zayan: A variant of Zain, meaning "beauty" and "adornment." Yahya: The Prophet John, meaning "he lives." Kian: Of Persian origin meaning "king," widely used for its strong, modern sound. Sam: Often short for Sami or Samuel, appreciated for its simplicity. Zakariya: The Prophet Zachariah, meaning "God remembers." Mustafa: An epithet of the Prophet Muhammad, meaning "the chosen one." Musa: The Prophet Moses, meaning "drawn from water." Jamal: Meaning "beauty." Idris: The Prophet Enoch, meaning "studious." Imran: Meaning "prosperity," the name of the father of Maryam. Malik: Meaning "king" or "sovereign." Khalid: Meaning "eternal" or "immortal." Rayan: Reiterating its immense popularity for its beautiful meaning. Eesa: The Prophet Jesus, meaning "God is salvation." Shaheer: Meaning "famous" or "well-known." Bilal: The first Muezzin of Islam, meaning "moisture" or "freshness." Faizan: Meaning "grace" and "bounty." Haider: Meaning "lion," a title of Ali ibn Abi Talib. Izan: Meaning "obedience" to God, a modern, meaningful pick. Jude/Yehuda: While of Hebrew origin, used for its positive connotations. Amaan: Meaning "protection" and "safety." Zaid: Meaning "growth" and "abundance." Rohan: Of Sanskrit origin meaning "ascending," popular for its gentle sound. Eli: A short, strong name with roots in prophecy. Kabir: Meaning "great" and "powerful." Sulayman: The Prophet Solomon, meaning "man of peace." Younis: The Prophet Jonah, meaning "dove." Ishaq: The Prophet Isaac, meaning "he will laugh." Hadi: Meaning "guide" or "leader." Amir: Meaning "prince" or "commander." Zayd: Reiterating this classic, strong name. Taha: A mystical name referring to a Quranic chapter. Samir: Meaning "companion in evening talk." Top 50 Muslim Girl Names in the UK Aisha: Meaning "alive" and "living," the name of a beloved wife of the Prophet. Maryam: The mother of Prophet Isa, meaning "beloved" or "exalted." Fatima: The Prophet's daughter, meaning "captivating" and "shining one." Zainab: Meaning "fragrant flower," the name of the Prophet's daughter. Sara: Meaning "princess" or "pure lady." Khadija: The first wife of the Prophet, meaning "trustworthy." Aaliyah: Meaning "exalted" and "sublime." Zara: Meaning "blooming flower" or "princess." Hana: Meaning "happiness" or "bliss." Layla: Meaning "night," famous for its poetic beauty. Mariam: A common variant of Maryam. Noor/Nur: Meaning "light," a pure and radiant choice. Yasmin: The jasmine flower, symbolising grace and beauty. Amira: Meaning "princess" or "leader." Amina: Meaning "trustworthy," the name of the Prophet's mother. Inaya: Meaning "care," "concern," and "protection." Zoya: Of Persian origin, meaning "life" and "light." Anaya: Meaning "God's answer" and "protection." Hafsa: Meaning "young lioness," a wife of the Prophet. Ayesha: A common variant spelling of Aisha. Zahra: Meaning "shining" or "brilliant," a title for Fatima. Zunaira: Meaning "guiding light." Lina: Meaning "tender" or "palm tree." Iqra: Meaning "to read," from the first Quranic revelation. Aleena: Meaning "soft" and "beautiful." Zimal: Meaning "modest covering," a modern spiritual name. Ayzal: Meaning "gift of Allah," a rising modern favourite. Hoorain: Meaning "beautiful-eyed" like the Houries of Paradise. Jannah: Meaning "Paradise" or "garden." Rayan: Used beautifully for girls as well, meaning "gates of Paradise." Aira: Meaning "noble" and "respectful." Zayna: Meaning "beautiful" and "adorned." Alina: A variant of Aleena. Maya: Meaning "princess" or "generous." Hadiya: Meaning "guide to righteousness" or "gift." Khadija: Reiterating this classic, powerful name. Sofia: Meaning "wisdom," a popular cross-cultural name. Farah: Meaning "joy" and "happiness." Samira: Meaning "companion in evening talk." Zoya: Reiterating its vibrant popularity. Alya: Meaning "sublime" or "heavens." Leen: Meaning "tenderness" and "softness." Liyana: Meaning "softness," a melodious modern choice. Zara: Reiterating its enduring appeal. Eshal: Referring to a flower in Paradise. Zahra: Reiterating its luminous meaning. Anaya: Reiterating its protective and hopeful meaning. Ruqayyah: Meaning "gentle," the name of the Prophet's daughter. Safiya: Meaning "pure," a wife of the Prophet. Zainab: Reiterating its timeless beauty and historical significance. This list captures the vibrant and diverse choices of British Muslim families today. Each name is a bridge between a rich Islamic heritage and a bright future in the UK. Ready to Explore the Full Top 500 UK List? These 100 names are just the beginning. 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