Name

Pronunciation

Meaning

Meaning in Urdu

Quranic/Islamic Reference

Kawthar

Kow-thar

Abundance, river in Paradise

کثرت، جنت میں ایک دریا

Mentioned in Surah Al-Kawthar (Quran 108); a divine river promised to Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) as a sign of Allah’s blessings.

Kanza

Kan-za

Treasure, hidden wealth

خزانہ، پوشیدہ دولت

Not in the Quran directly, but represents wealth and blessings in Arabic tradition, symbolizing divine provision.

Khansa

Khan-sa

Woman with a snub nose

ایک خاص چہرے والی خاتون

Known as a revered poet and companion of the Prophet (PBUH), recognized for her contributions to Arabic poetry and Islam.

Karima

Ka-ree-ma

Generous, noble

سخی، شریف

Rooted in the concept of "Karam" (generosity); aligns with Quranic values of nobility and kindness, though not directly mentioned.

Kamila

Ka-mee-la

Complete, perfect

مکمل، کامل

Associated with spiritual and moral perfection, aligning with Islamic values of completeness and maturity.

Khaula

Khau-la

Gazelle, deer

غزال، ہرن

Khaula bint Al-Azwar, a notable female warrior, was celebrated for her bravery in early Islamic history.

Kashifa

Ka-shi-fa

Revealer, uncoverer

ظاہر کرنے والی، راز کھولنے والی

Embodies the pursuit of knowledge; aligns with the Quranic encouragement of seeking enlightenment and truth.

Khudrah

Khud-rah

Freshness, greenery

تروتازگی، سرسبزی

Associated with sustenance and Allah’s provision; greenery represents blessings in multiple Quranic verses.

Kareema

Ka-ree-ma

Generous, noble

سخی، عزت دار

Reflects the Quranic principle of generosity and nobility, though the name itself is not directly mentioned.

Khadija

Kha-dee-ja

Premature, early child

پہل کرنے والی، جلد پیدا ہونے والی

Refers to Khadija bint Khuwaylid, the first wife of the Prophet (PBUH), who was titled "Mother of the Believers."

Kulthum

Kul-thum

Full-cheeked, chubby cheeks

گول چہرہ، بھرا ہوا چہرہ

Umm Kulthum, daughter of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), and others from his family bore this name with high respect.

Kinza

Kin-za

Treasure

خزانہ

While not a Quranic name, Kinza represents hidden wealth, aligning with Islamic wisdom and hidden blessings.

Kubra

Ku-bra

Great, grand

عظیم، بڑی

Title given to Hazrat Khadija (RA) as "Khadija al-Kubra," denoting her greatness and significance in Islamic history.

Khalida

Kha-li-da

Eternal, immortal

ہمیشہ رہنے والی، جاودانی

While not directly in the Quran, the concept of eternity is significant, reflecting divine qualities.

Kashida

Ka-shee-da

Extended, long

طویل، لمبی

Though not a Quranic name, "Kashida" is associated with endurance and strength, virtues valued in Islam.

Kalima

Ka-lee-ma

Word, declaration

کلمہ، اقرار

Derived from "Kalima Tayyiba," referring to the declaration of faith in Islam.

Karam

Ka-ram

Generosity, honor

سخاوت، عزت

Rooted in Islamic values; Allah is described as "Al-Karim" (The Generous) in the Quran.

Kausar

Kou-sar

Abundant blessings

کثرت، برکت

Mentioned in Surah Al-Kawthar (Quran 108), referring to a heavenly river given to Prophet Muhammad (PBUH).

Karida

Ka-ree-da

Pure, virgin

پاک، کنواری

Symbolizes purity and chastity, virtues emphasized in Islamic teachings.

Khalisa

Kha-lee-sa

Pure, sincere

خالص، مخلص

Embodies the quality of sincerity, a virtue strongly encouraged in the Quran and Sunnah.

Kifaya

Kee-fa-ya

Sufficiency, adequacy

کفایت، مکمل ہونا

Not directly in the Quran but resonates with the concept of Allah as sufficient for His believers.

Kahina

Ka-hi-na

Prophetess, wise woman

عالمہ، دانشمند

Kahina bint al-Harith was known for her wisdom and leadership during early Islamic history.

Kulthoom

Kul-thoom

Full cheeks, chubby

گول مٹول چہرہ

Refers to Umm Kulthum, daughter of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), honored for her lineage.

Khawla

Kha-wla

Gazelle

ہرن

Khawla bint Thalaba, known for her wisdom and was mentioned in Quran indirectly (Surah Mujadila) due to her appeal.

Khayra

Khay-ra

Good, virtuous

اچھائی، نیکی

Related to "Khayr," which represents goodness and righteousness in the Quran.

Khasiba

Kha-see-ba

Fertile, productive

زرخیز، زیادہ پیداوار دینے والی

Associated with sustenance and prosperity, concepts valued in the Quran.

Khalila

Kha-lee-la

Close friend

دوست

Derives from "Khalil," as in Khalil-ullah (friend of Allah), a title given to Prophet Ibrahim (AS) in the Quran.

Kauther

Kow-ther

Abundant blessings

کثرت برکتیں

Surah Al-Kawthar refers to a heavenly river; symbolizes blessings in abundance given by Allah.

Khayrunnisa

Khay-ru-nisa

Best of women

بہترین عورت

Implies excellence in character, a quality highly encouraged for women in Islam.

Kaneez

Ka-neez

Servant, devoted

خادمہ، غلام

Common in Islamic culture, signifying devotion and humility; sometimes used as "Kaneez-e-Fatima" for devotion.

Khadra

Khad-ra

Green, fresh

سبز، تازگی

Reflects growth and prosperity; associated with heaven and bounty in Islamic teachings.

Kainat

Kai-nat

Universe, all creation

کائنات، سب کچھ

Reminds of Allah's creation of the universe, as described throughout the Quran.

Kalila

Ka-lee-la

Beloved, sweetheart

محبوب، پیاری

While not directly in the Quran, it symbolizes affection and kindness valued in Islam.

Kauthara

Kow-tha-ra

River in Paradise

جنت کی نہر

Derived from Surah Al-Kawthar (Quran 108), symbolizing divine blessings.

Karamat

Ka-ra-mat

Miracle, honor

عزت، کرامت

Associated with divine miracles, often attributed to righteous people in Islam.

Khulud

Khu-lud

Immortality, eternity

ہمیشہ رہنے والی

Related to the concept of eternity, often linked with paradise in the Quran.

Khidra

Khi-dra

Green, life-giving

سبز، زندگی دینے والی

Symbolic of freshness and life; green is the color often associated with paradise.

Kaneez Fatima

Ka-neez Fa-ti-ma

Devoted servant of Fatima

فاطمہ کی خادمہ

Often used to show devotion to Hazrat Fatima (RA), the daughter of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH).

Kashmira

Kash-mee-ra

From Kashmir

کشمیر کی

Celebrates the beauty of Kashmir; though not directly in Islam, Kashmir holds cultural significance.

Kamilah

Ka-mi-lah

Perfect, complete

مکمل، کامل

Reflects the concept of perfection in one’s character, which is encouraged in Islamic teachings.

Khudija

Khu-di-ja

Early child

جلدی پیدا ہونے والی بچی

Variant of Khadija, honoring the early life and support of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) by his wife Khadija (RA).

Khawlah

Kha-wla

Female gazelle

ہرنی، نسوانی

Khawla bint Thalaba, known for her wisdom, mentioned in Surah Mujadila indirectly due to her appeal to the Prophet.

Khayriya

Khay-ree-ya

Charitable, benevolent

خیرات دینے والی

Embodies the spirit of charity and goodness, virtues highly regarded in Islam.

Kashan

Ka-shan

Known, famous

معروف، مشہور

Symbolizes fame and recognition, a status earned by many Islamic personalities through their noble deeds.

Kamil

Ka-mil

Complete, perfect

مکمل، بے عیب

Refers to the ideal character in Islam, symbolizing perfection in faith and morals.

Khawar

Kha-war

East, sunlight

سورج کی روشنی

Symbolizes enlightenment and guidance, akin to the light of faith in Islamic teachings.

Khadira

Kha-dee-ra

Verdant, green

سبز، شاداب

Symbolic of growth and prosperity; green is often associated with paradise in Islamic belief.

Kaliha

Ka-lee-ha

Blossom

کھلنا، شگوفہ

Represents growth and purity, much like a blossom, indicating a fresh and blessed beginning.

Kashfiya

Ka-sh-fi-ya

Revelation, insight

ادراک، بصیرت

Signifies wisdom and spiritual insight, values highly respected in Islam.

Kawthara

Kow-tha-ra

Abundance, blessings

خیر و برکت

Derived from Surah Al-Kawthar (Quran 108), symbolizing divine blessings and bounty from Allah.

Karamia

Ka-ram-ee-ya

Noble, generous

سخی، شریف

Derives from "Karam," one of Allah's qualities, denoting generosity and nobility.

Kaneesa

Ka-nee-sa

Faithful, religious

مومن، دیندار

Symbolic of devotion and commitment to faith, a trait praised in Islamic teachings.

Khaizra

Khai-zra

Green, fresh

سبز، تازہ

Often associated with growth and new beginnings, also signifying the beauty of paradise in Islamic thought.

Kismat

Kis-mat

Fate, destiny

قسمت، مقدر

Reflects the concept of qadar (divine destiny) in Islam, acknowledging Allah's will in every life event.

Khirad

Khi-rad

Wisdom

حکمت

Khirad reflects intellect and insight, attributes encouraged in Islam for making wise decisions.

Kuraim

Ku-raim

Generous

سخی

Relates to the concept of generosity, a quality emphasized as honorable in Islam.

Kubra Fatima

Ku-bra Fa-ti-ma

Grand, noble, Fatima

عظیم، شریف، فاطمہ

Inspired by Khadija al-Kubra (RA) and Fatima (RA), known for their pivotal roles in early Islamic history.

Khalisah

Kha-lee-sah

Pure, clean

خالص

Reflects the concept of purity, a virtue deeply respected in Islam.

Kawsar

Kow-sar

Abundant blessings

کثرت برکات

Derived from Surah Al-Kawthar (Quran 108), symbolizing blessings and bounty.

Khaira

Khai-ra

Good, charitable

نیک، خیر

Represents charity and kindness, as encouraged in Islam; often associated with good deeds.

Khatira

Kha-ti-ra

Thoughtful, precious

قیمتی، خیال رکھنے والی

Represents thoughtfulness; values contemplation, which is encouraged in Islam.

Khalidah

Kha-lee-da

Eternal, forever

ہمیشہ، دائمی

Symbolizes eternity, especially in reference to paradise in the Quran.

Kainaz

Kai-naz

Dignified, precious

وقار، قیمتی

Reflects the beauty and value of one’s character, a valued quality in Islam.

Karimah

Ka-ree-mah

Generous, noble-hearted

سخی دل

A feminine form of "Karim"; valued as a noble trait among Sahabiyat and Muslim women.

Kifah

Ki-fah

Struggle, effort

کوشش، جدو جہد

Represents striving for good, an essential aspect of Islamic teachings.

Kiswah

Kis-wah

Cloth covering Kaaba

غلاف کعبہ

Reflects a connection to the Kaaba, the most sacred place in Islam.

Kafiya

Ka-fee-ya

Sufficient, enough

کافی، کفایت کرنے والی

Represents fulfillment; refers to Allah’s provision being enough.

Kamalya

Ka-mal-ya

Perfection

کمال، مکمل

Reflects the pursuit of excellence in character, as encouraged in Islam.

Kibra

Ki-bra

Great

بڑی

Associated with greatness; similar to “Kubra,” a title for Khadija (RA), the Prophet’s wife.

Khilfa

Kheel-fa

Successor

جانشین

Related to the concept of succession; Caliphs as successors in Islamic history.

Kinaya

Ki-na-ya

Metaphor

کنایہ

Represents wisdom; use of metaphors is appreciated in Arabic and Islamic literature.

Kissa

Kis-sa

Story, tale

کہانی

Reflects storytelling, a valued form of passing down knowledge in Islamic tradition.

Khayrah

Kha-ya-ra

Best, charitable

خیر، بہترین

Represents goodness; qualities encouraged in Islam for leading a righteous life.

Kishwar

Kish-war

Realm, region

خطہ، علاقہ

Symbolizes vastness, like the breadth of faith and the universe created by Allah.

Kalimah

Ka-lee-mah

Word, divine message

اللہ کا کلام

Derived from "Kalima," symbolizing the word of God, and faith declaration in Islam.

Khadeeja

Kha-dee-ja

Early baby, premature

پہلی اولاد

Refers to Khadija (RA), the beloved first wife of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH).

Kaifiyah

Kai-fi-ya

Contentment

اطمینان

Represents the peace that comes from faith, as emphasized in many Quranic verses.

Kamal

Ka-mal

Perfection

کمال

Reflects the idea of striving for perfection in character, as encouraged in Islam.

Khaizuran

Khai-zur-an

Strong, unwavering

مضبوط، غیر متزلزل

Derived from a type of strong plant; symbolic of resilience and strength.

Khatun

Kha-toon

Noblewoman, lady

خاتون، شریف عورت

Traditionally refers to noble women; widely used for respected Muslim women.

Khuzama

Khoo-za-ma

Lavender flower

خزامی پھول

Symbolizes beauty; lavender is often referenced for its beauty in Islamic poetry and culture.

Kisma

Kis-ma

Destiny

تقدیر

Represents the concept of fate or destiny as ordained by Allah, as seen in Islamic teachings.

Khubra

Khoo-bra

Experience, expertise

تجربہ، مہارت

Represents the value of knowledge and expertise in Islamic culture.

Karama

Ka-ra-ma

Dignity, honor

عزت، وقار

Reflects the esteemed values of honor and dignity in Islam.

Kawther

Kow-ther

Abundant goodness

خیر کی کثرت

Reference to Surah Al-Kawthar; signifies blessings and abundant goodness.

Khansaa

Khan-saa

One who has beautiful qualities

خوبصورت صفات والی

Known as the name of a poet and a female companion of the Prophet (PBUH); symbolizes wisdom and grace.

Khalil

Kha-leel

Friend, beloved

دوست، محبوب

Represents closeness; "Khalilullah" is an epithet for Prophet Ibrahim (AS) as Allah’s friend.

Kawla

Kaw-la

Crown, honor

تاج، عزت

Symbolizes respect and honor; qualities deeply valued in Islamic society.

Khalifa

Kha-lee-fa

Successor, deputy

خلیفہ، جانشین

Refers to the role of caliphs and leadership in Islam.

Kashfa

Kash-fa

Discoverer, explorer

کھوجنے والی

Symbolizes curiosity and exploration, qualities valued in Islamic scholarship.

Kawish

Kaw-ish

Desire, wish

خواہش

Represents human desires and aspirations, often directed toward good deeds.

Khulood

Khoo-lood

Eternity

ہمیشہ رہنے والی

Refers to eternal life in paradise as described in the Quran.

Karma

Kar-ma

Dignity, generosity

وقار، سخاوت

Reflects the values of dignity and honor in character.

Khadrah

Kha-drah

Green, fresh

سبز، تازہ

Symbolizes the beauty and lushness of paradise, as depicted in Islamic tradition.

Khairat

Khai-rat

Charitable donations

خیرات

Represents giving to those in need, a principle encouraged by Islam.

Khisna

Khee-sna

Gentle, compassionate

رحم دل

Represents mercy and compassion, essential qualities in Islamic ethics.

Khashifa

Kha-shi-fa

Revealer of secrets

راز افشا کرنے والی

Symbolizes wisdom and insight.

Khamila

Kha-mee-la

Covered, modest

پردہ دار

Represents modesty, an important principle in Islamic teachings.

Kabeera

Ka-bee-ra

Great, senior

بزرگ، عظیم

Denotes seniority and respect; represents a highly honored status in Islamic society.