Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I like Idris and Zakaria.
I'm American and I would actually think both of those are female names. The one because it's similar to Iris and the other because it ends in "a." Female names tend to end in A in Romance languages (of which english is 1/2).
Anonymous wrote:I like Idris and Zakaria.
Anonymous wrote:I don't think any of these names really transfer between English and Arabic.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Adam
Haroon
Elyas
Not OP but I love Elyas. I wouldn't have thought it was Arabic.
Elias/Elyas/Ilyas was a prophet that Muslims also believe in.
Here's a great Islamic children's book with a character named Ilyas: http://www.amazon.com/Ilyas-And-Duck-Search-Allah/dp/0985072814
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Adam
Haroon
Elyas
Not OP but I love Elyas. I wouldn't have thought it was Arabic.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Pp here. If you were choosing American middle name, what would it be? Then may be someone can suggest something Arabic that sounds close.
I like Andrew and Thomas. My dh isn't really suggesting anything actually. I'm leaning towards going with something more western. Baby already gets a Muslim surname.
I do like Andrew and Thomas!! Do they have Muslim equivalents?
Anonymous wrote:Adam
Haroon
Elyas
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Pp here. If you were choosing American middle name, what would it be? Then may be someone can suggest something Arabic that sounds close.
I like Andrew and Thomas. My dh isn't really suggesting anything actually. I'm leaning towards going with something more western. Baby already gets a Muslim surname.