Besides Mohammed and Khadija, what are some common names in Morocco?

and what are some UNcommon (but still Muslim) names?

Besides Mohammed and Khadija, what are some common names in Morocco?
Here's some Uncommon muslim name used in morocco:





men's names :


-Abdelghali


-Nouh


-Jilali


-L'maati


-Miloud


-Kacem


-Saleh


women's names :


-*Fanida (candy)


-chaabiya


-khaira


-Saliha


-houria


-Touria


-Jmi'aa
Reply:A茂cha...Aisha but with a 'ch' sound.


Nejlae


Lamyaa


Nadah


Khatija


Hajar..means 'hot afternoon'


Ilham or Ahlam..means dreams





My man is Moroccan too ;]
Reply:For Girls, there is


Ghita (Rita is how it's pronounced)


Delilah (From the song Hey There Delilah)


Layla or Laila (it's real popular worldwide but is arabic)


Miriam (Also real popular worldwide)


Maria (is popular in morocco but not in other muslim places)


Aisha (not one of my favorites)


Sofia or Sophia (pretty nice name)





For Boys, there is


Khalid (pretty cool)


Ali (my uncle's name and is pretty muslum)


Abdul (kind of overused)


Driss (read how it is, one of my favorites)


Tarek (Nice name open to nicknames)


Yusef (Joseph in Arabic)


Adam (Good Muslim prophet and international name)
Reply:Khalid and Fatima are two that immediately come to mind. Also Kareem and Amina are two other very popular names.





A great resource for finding names and another web site for finding POPULARITY of names are listed below.
Reply:My name is Samir, it's known to most people but you hardly see it, and I think it's a new name for men,
Reply:I think the names I heard most often were Khalid and Fatima. My husband has a less common name, Rabii. He tells me the spelling is very close to the word for spring and he was born in the spring which is what gave his parents the idea for it.
Reply:terry g
Reply:I was told Atiya was for a boy but its my daughters name here in the states. Strange. Is it true?





Mormex I really like Khaira, that is pretty.





I think Karima and Fatima and Amira are pretty common among others.
Reply:fatima :grandma


mustapha: daddy


salwa: mommy


sophia: sister


miriam: sister


sara: me


abla: cuz (girl)


soumiah: cuz (girl)


yousif: cuz (boy)


amina: aunti


fouzia: aunti





thats all i know from my moroccan family
Reply:Fai莽al :=)
Reply:Malika, Simohamed, Karima, Kenza, Loubna, Karim, Khalid, Tarek, Amine, Aicha, Abdel-anything, Nadia, Sana, Amel, Mahmoud, Maryam
Reply:Common





Asma


Huda


Fatima


Fatima Zahra


Ayesha


Fadna


Rachida





Sayeed


Abdullah


Abd rahman


Hameed





Uncommon


Sarah:-p


I don't know anymore lol
Reply:They might already have been said here but here are some, sorry if the spelling isn't right:


Girl:


Sara


Lamia


Lina


Miriam


Sana


Imane


Fatima


Nora


Malika


Layla


Naima


Nadia


Lafifa


Janan


Amina





Boys:


Mehdi


Khaled


Mounir


Ali


Yasser


Anas


Hassan


Majeed


Ahmad


Hamza


Omar


Rashid


Jamal


Mustafa





Adil
Reply:not sure about names in morocco, but i like Amalina (^^,) it's pretty common here in malaysia
Reply:Karim


Rachid


Youssef


Abdel -anything


Hamid


Sayeed


Mehdi





Fatima


Ayesha


Layla ( I don't like this name though....but that is because of a person I knew with this name lol)





not so common: Ayat





Sorry, I couldn't think of many right now. :(





edit: Hey Samir! I knew a Moroccan Samir -- I always thought it was a great name.