Muslimah

The name Muslimah is derived directly from the Arabic word 'Muslima' (مسلمة), which is the feminine form of 'Muslim' (مسلم). A Muslim is a follower of Islam, a monotheistic religion founded by the Prophet Muhammad. The word 'Muslim' itself means 'one who submits' (to God/Allah).

As a given name, Muslimah is deeply rooted in Islamic culture and is used to signify a girl or woman who adheres to the Islamic faith. It carries a strong religious and cultural identity, emphasizing devotion and submission to God. While not as commonly used as some other Arabic names, it is straightforward in its meaning and is chosen by parents who wish to reflect their religious identity in their child's name.