Popular arab/muslim names? ?? Help!

[Firstbabyohmy]

I'm white but my boyfriend is Lebanese.  I know picking a name is going to be a battle.  I'm not sure how to even go about looking for cute names that we would both agree on. What are some girl or boy names that might appease us both?  He'd never go along with anything standard IE Bob Jim Sue Sally ect.

[isaknhenrysmama]

I always liked the name Samira. ( s ah - Meer ah)

[drained1sttimemom]

In many Muslim cultures, the men do all the naming of the children. Compromise may or may not be difficult. :/

[TMMB]

Khalid ( boy: means beautiful one).

[dorothy701]

I have girlfriend who's fiance is also iraque and she named her Lil girs cryiah and I that it was so pretty I might steal it for a girl too! But I'm javeing a boy

[MrsEvans0o]

Salima <3

[twinstwins]

My friend named her daughter Amali. I really like it. It's Arab, but still a little bit softer. A-mal-ie

[Firstbabyohmy]

He wants to name it after his mother if its a girl but idk how I feel about it

[Sara_1211]

Here are some islamic names..
Khadija, Maryam, Aisha, Asma, Sumaya, Aminah, Halima...

muhammad, ibraheem, yusuf, yonus, ilyas, abdullah, Yahya,  abdulrahman.  

[Sara_1211]

@nayy Ibraheem is a wonderful name! You should go for it.After one of my favorite prophet peace be upon him :)

[drained1sttimemom]

Does your husband want to name the baby after a relative?

[Nayy_]

I'm Muslim so was thinking of names too but I'm in live with Ibraheem.... Tahir .... Yusef

Girls: Layla.... Zahnib .... Anisah.... Suehayla

[Desteny111114]

Ali ahmed zain hassan hussain waseem aseel aquiel moe Mohamed hamze . Girls zarah zainab layla baneen haneen nour noura mariam fatima leli .. I hope that helped ! My son name will be Zain and im white and my finance is iraqi

[Sara_1211]

Amira, imaan, noor, noora, jamila, mariam, ayah, jannah,  ameenah, layla, saara, reem, shayma, zayna. Those are arab girl names I can think of.

[AnnieBrooke]

You could look up Lebanese names on Nameberry or similar sites, and pick the ones that seem the most often also seen in the United States.  Or you could use Lebanese or Middle Eastern place names.  I know a little girl named after the river Jordan, for example.

[knufrio]

I have always loved the name Saira (pronounced sigh-rah) for a girl.