What are some common female names for both Muslims and Christians, but not Jews?

I am looking for common female names for Muslims and Christians. Please suggest some names which are common in both Muslims and Christians, but not in Jews.

What are some common female names for both Muslims and Christians, but not Jews?
Maria comes in both religion...in islam also and in christian also...jews don't have maria...there is also one more..sania...i idk....but christian also have this name.......and muslim have have it.. it's not jew name... hope i helped....but i still helped... : ))
Reply:A name i always Like is Yasmeen- Islam and Jasmin for Christians.


Im not sure if you wanted the same names for Muslims and Christians, but the above one is the only other one that I can think of now. otherwise common Muslim names where I live is Ayesha, Shakira, Fatima, Safia. Christian Names... Christine, Lizel, Kirsty,
Reply:Mariam is the Hebrew form of the name and it's common among Jews and might be the origin of the name Maria and Mary. So while jews might name their daughters Mariam they wouldn't name them Mary in most cases because thats Jesus Christ's (Isa) mothers name and that would be heretical and repugnant to them.
Reply:Well, what about Michelle? The islamic version is spelt Mashaal but it's pronounced the same, and really, you can spell it any way you want. It means radiant.


Then there's Rose and Roz (Roz is an afghani name, I think.) Again, they're pronounced the same, and I think Roz looks more cool.


My friend is Samra but we call her sam. I'll think of more and get back if I do.
Reply:Sarah





I'm not sure about that, but it does sounds nice, Maria.


I would name my child that ;)

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