Choosing a name for your baby is one of the most significant decisions you will make as a parent. A name is not just a label; it carries profound meaning and can shape a child's identity throughout their life. Moroccan names, in particular, offer a beautiful array of options that reflect the country’s rich tapestry of influences, including Arabic, Berber, French, and Spanish cultures. This article provides a curated list of 25 Moroccan boy names and 25 Moroccan girl names, complete with meanings and origins, to help you find the perfect name for your child. 25 Beautiful Moroccan Girl Names The table below lists popular and meaningful Moroccan names for baby girls, along with their origins and meanings. Name Origin Meaning Aicha Arabic "Alive" or "Prosperous"; a revered historical figure. Amina Arabic "Trustworthy" and "Faithful"; name of the Prophet Muhammad's mother. Asma Arabic "Lofty" or "High status"; after the daughter of Abu Bakr. Bouchra Arabic "Good news" or "Glad tidings". Chaima Arabic/Berber "With a beautiful spot"; used for both genders but more common for girls. Dalila Arabic "Leader" or "Guide". Dounia Arabic "World" or "Life". Farah Arabic "Joy" and "Happiness". Fatima Arabic "Captivating" or "One who abstains"; daughter of Prophet Muhammad. Ghizlane Berber "Gazelle"; symbolizing grace and elegance. Hanan Arabic "Compassion" and "Tenderness". Hiba Arabic "Gift" or "Present". Ibtissam Arabic "Smile" or "Joy". Khadija Arabic "Early child" or "Trustworthy"; first wife of Prophet Muhammad. Layla/Leila Arabic "Night" or "Dark beauty". Mouna Arabic "Wish" or "Desire". Nadia Arabic "Hope" and "Tenderness". Nora/Noura Arabic "Light" or "Radiant". Rim Arabic "White antelope" or "Gentle". Salma Arabic "Safe" and "Peaceful". Samira Arabic "Entertaining companion". Sanaa Arabic "Brilliance" or "Radiance". Soraya Arabic/Persian "Princess," "Jewel," or "The Pleiades star cluster". Yasmin/Yasmine Arabic/Persian "Jasmine flower". Zahra Arabic "Flower," "Radiant," or "Blooming". 25 Handsome Moroccan Boy Names Here is a list of strong and meaningful Moroccan names for baby boys. Name Origin Meaning Adam Arabic/Hebrew "First man" or "Son of the red earth". Adil Arabic "Just" or "Fair". Amine Arabic "Faithful" and "Trustworthy". Anas Arabic "Friendly" and "Companionable". Ayoub Arabic Referencing the prophet Job, known for his "patience". Bilal Arabic "Freshness" or "Water"; name of the first Muezzin in Islam. Driss Arabic Derived from "Idris," meaning "Interpreter"; a prophet's name. Fouad Arabic "Heart" or "Soul". Hamza Arabic "Lion," "Strong," and "Steadfast". Hassan Arabic "Handsome" and "Good". Ibrahim Arabic "Father of multitudes"; the prophet Abraham. Idriss Arabic "Studious"; a prophet's name. Imran Arabic "Prosperity" or "Long-lived"; father of Maryam. Karim Arabic "Generous" and "Noble". Khalid Arabic "Eternal" and "Everlasting". Mehdi Arabic "Guided" or "Rightly guided". Omar Arabic "Flourishing" or "Long-lived". Rachid Arabic "Rightly guided" or "Wise". Rami Arabic "Archer" or "Marksman". Rayan Arabic "Gate of Heaven" or "Lush". Said Arabic "Happy" and "Fortunate". Samir Arabic "Entertaining companion". Tariq Arabic "Morning star" or "He who knocks at the door". Yassin Arabic "Wealthy" or "Prosperous"; also a chapter in the Quran. Youssef Arabic "God increases"; the prophet Joseph. 💡 A Guide to Choosing a Moroccan Name Understanding Cultural Influences Moroccan names are deeply influenced by the country's history and are predominantly derived from Arabic and Islamic traditions, often honoring prophets and their family members. The indigenous Amazigh (Berber) culture also contributes unique names, such as Ayyur (moon) and Tafsut (spring) for boys, and Ghizlane (gazelle) for girls. Furthermore, Morocco's historical interactions have led to the common use of names from French and Spanish origins.