Muslim female names have always been chosen according to their meaning. After all, afterwards each girl should become an excellent mother and a wonderful support to her husband. And it’s not a secret to anyone that the chosen name greatly affects the whole destiny of a person. That is why in ancient times girlish names emphasized the femininity, beauty, and meekness of the girl’s character: they were given based on the preferences of parents and relatives, as well as relying on the hereditary signs and the girl’s supposed nature. That is why modern Tatar girls' names should be chosen with a focus on what parents want to see their daughter - smart, beautiful, modest or lively and with character. The consonance of the name and patronymic also plays an important role.
Based on this, Tatar names of girls are chosen - modern and sonorous. When choosing the appropriate option, you should pay attention to names that have mild forms of declension: Lola, Leyla, Laura, Ilnara, Anelya, Aigul, Sufiya, Yulgiz. Such a pleasant hearing can be called a combination of human sounds in childhood, as well as in adulthood. In addition, modern Tatar names of girls should be chosen based on their meaning. This will help to avoid the unhappy version of the child’s complaints and determine his future fate. So, the name Aglia means very beautiful; Adeline - honest; Aliya - the sublime; Amina - faithful; Galia is wise; Dina is a believer; Zulfia - long-haired (with beautiful hair); Kamaliya is perfect; Niall - a gift; Firuza is happy.
Many modern Tatar names take their roots not only from the Tatars, but also from the Persians, Arabs, Turks, Greeks and even Jews. So, among the Tatars one can often find such Jewish names as Sarah and Esther.
It should be remembered that with the alleged soft temper of the girl, she is best given a hard name: Taliga, Sultan, Sayda, Raqiya, Lucius and others. Therefore, choosing modern Tatar names of girls for their child, one should take into account the alleged characteristics of the child's character. Experts do not recommend calling the child the name of deceased relatives who had a difficult fate, as well as the names of women martyrs who lived and died in heavy pain. This can leave a negative imprint on the fate of the child.
Tatar names of girls, modern and ancient, will help to educate the child in the necessary qualities that will allow the girl not only to become a beautiful wife and mother, but also to attract a good fate. After all, all parents want their child to grow up not only healthy, decent, but also happy.
Many names carry within themselves "ishan, " which means "beneficence." That is why they are selected not only by their historical significance, but also by sound. According to custom, children should be called grandparents.
As before, parents choose beautiful and sonorous Tatar names of girls. Modern (2013) are Naila, Elmira, Elvira, Zulfiya, Zemfira, Anel, Diana, Camille, Idelius, Karim.
According to ancient traditions, every little girl must grow for her future husband. That is, to be a good, obedient and wise wife. Therefore, many modern Tatar names of girls are chosen for the future husband so that he enjoys the sound of the name. It is worth recalling that before the adoption of Islam, the fathers of the family did not favor their daughters and called them extremely dissonant names: Jusama - nightly horror, Bagida - hated. With the advent of Islam, respected and beloved names with which the companions of the prophet were called came into fashion.
For many parents, the priority is a good name story that will give the child a happy fate. Therefore, the combination of pleasant sound and good history will be the most favorable ratio. For example, Aisha is the beloved wife of the prophet, Amin is the reliable, Malika is the queen, Habib is the beloved.
