It is very important to choose the right name for the born child in accordance with religious traditions, culture and national characteristics. Because each name has its own history, makes a person his own among a certain denomination. It should be borne in mind that strange names are poorly remembered and are often confused.
Instructions
Step 1
A Muslim girl should be called an Arabic (Turkish, Persian, Tatar) name that corresponds to her religion. Many are ashamed to do this, foolishly following something "fashionable" and at the same time not suspecting that thereby they give preference to another culture. In addition, you can always find a compromise - Arabic names are similar to Western ones. For example, Darina, Safia, Dana, Alsou, Rima, Daria and others.
Step 2
Name the girl by the name of the daughters or wives of the prophet: Fatima, Zeynab, Rukaya, Umm Kulthum, Khadija, Aisha. In addition, a Muslim may call his daughter differently. The main thing is that it does not contradict Sharia law.
Step 3
You need to give your child a good name, choose it carefully. It has a psychological effect on him and on those who turn to him. If you name your daughter by the name of a plant, flower or tree, then you definitely won't be mistaken. For example, Reikhana (basil), Gulnara (pomegranate flower), Aigul (moon flower), Varda (rose) and others. They carry positive energy, everything growing on Earth is identified with life.
Step 4
A Muslim girl can be named after a female relative: grandmother, aunt, niece, great-grandmother. But at the same time, keep in mind that along with the inherited name of your daughter, the fate of its owner or his illness can be transmitted. Therefore, you better think about whether it is worth doing.
Step 5
Consider the specifics of your nationality. Muslims, like representatives of other religions, are divided into ethnic groups. Each nation has its own customs, traditions, way of life. All this may be similar to the life of other Muslims. So it is with names. For example, a Dargin name is not suitable for a Tatar girl, or vice versa, since each nation has historically developed its own names by which they call their children.
