Khadija
خديجةGirl
Premature; Prophet’s first wife
Feature · Baby names library
800 Muslim baby names — with Arabic script, careful transliteration, meaning, and origin. Filter by Boy, Girl or Unisex. Save the ones that speak to you. Share your shortlist with your spouse.

Six names from the library
From the ‘Aishah generation to the next generation’s Maryams, these six names are among the most-loved in our community. Eight hundred more wait inside the app.
Girl
Premature; Prophet’s first wife
Girl
One who weans; Prophet’s daughter
Girl
Beloved, devout; mother of ‘Isa (AS)
Girl
Living, prosperous
Girl
Tranquillity, calm
Girl
Lioness; gatherer; Prophet’s wife
Most baby-name apps either ship 100 names (too few to find one you love) or 50,000 (most of which are duplicates, transliteration variants, or aren’t actually Muslim names). Eight hundred is the sweet spot — carefully curated, real meanings, no padding.
Sakina ships with 800 carefully curated Muslim baby names — each with the Arabic script, English transliteration, meaning, and (where applicable) Quranic or Prophetic origin.
Yes. The names library has four filter chips at the top: All, Girl, Boy, and Unisex. Tap any chip to narrow the list.
Every meaning has been cross-referenced against Lane’s Lexicon and standard Arabic etymological sources. Where a name appears in the Quran or authentic hadith, the source is shown.
Yes. Tap the heart on any name to save it to your favourites list. The counter at the top of the screen shows how many you’ve saved.
Browsing the full 800-name library, filtering, and saving favourites is free. Premium adds a name compatibility tool and an exportable shortlist for sharing with family.