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Ok im a bit lost but il give my say!! i like the names Salma which means: "princess, peaceful" and Aisha which means: "Life, Vivaciousness, Living Prosperous, Youngest wife of the Prophet Muhammad (pbuh)"
And id also like to share some information about changing the name on conversion:
Question:Does one need to change their name upon conversion?
Answer: Respected Brother-in-Islam Assalaamu Alaykum Wa Rahmatullaahi Wa Barakaatuhu Kindly refer below our standard reply to similar questions. and Allah Ta'ala Knows Best Mufti Ebrahim Desai FATWA DEPT. 1. Rukhshana (with a 'sh') is a Persian word meaning dazzling, resplendent, etc. It is permissible to keep the name Rukhshana.
2. A person's name bespeaks his religion. Therefore, it is vital for a revert to Islam to take an Islamic name to identify himself with Islam. To keep such names which suggest adherence to any culture and creed other than Islam is not permissible. However, it is not prohibited to keep a non-Arabic name which does not have a bad meaning or anything un-Islamic about it.
3. There is no prohibition for a female to maintain her maiden name or adopt her husband's surname after marriage. She may comply with the law of the land in order to save herself from legal problems.
4. The Urf and meaning of the word will be taken into consideration in determining the permissibility of keeping names for males and females.
5. Nabi (Sallallaahu Alayhi Wasallam) emphasised that children be given good names. In many instances, names having unsavoury connotations were changed by him. It is not permissible to keep names with words not having any meaning to it.
www.askimaam.org (website the information was found)
) - then TTI is not a Matrimonial site - definitely not the place for searching for a spouse.
i hope i will get revert wife as well in the future or perhaps next year..
i would suggest Maryam or Aisha...
