Her Arabian link is a bit tenuous, but as her father was half Polish and half Lebanese, she has been claimed to be of Arabian origins. Jenna was born in 1980 in the USA actually, and she is listed as being an actress, model, and dancer. She continued to dance on the show for five years until she decided to branch out a bit. Once belly dancing became popular in other parts of the world, Didem turned to social media and YouTube. Based on a novel by Yahia Al Tahir Abdulla, the film focuses on Hazina (Fardous Abdel Hamid), who lives in Karnak, Luxor, with her paralyzed husband (Ezzat El Alaili), her daughter and ... See full summary» Saly was involved in a bit of a controversy when she was photographed with Miss Israel, a country with which Lebanon is at war. It took a lot of explaining and some photoshop work to smooth things over. Sara was runner-up Miss Egypt in 2010 and won Miss Egypt World the same year. She also represented her country in the Miss World competition. She won Miss Mediterranean in 2011 as Miss Egypt as well.

Diana was born in Lebanon in 1976 and has gained fame as an excellent Lebanese Arab pop folk singer. She is more commonly known as Diana Haddad, a lot simpler than her full name for sure, and she has incredible popularity ever since her first record in 1996. A widow called Hayat is forced to move with her two children (Deeb) and (Omar) to reside with her father in Damascus, Deeb is forced to work during his studies so that the mother does not have to need anything from her father. The first meaning, ibex, is a wild goat found in Europe, Asia, North Africa, and East Africa. In Middle Eastern art, an ibex is often associated with fertility, seasonal change, resurrection, constellations, and rainfall. Tala is a Swedish, Norwegian, and Danish variation of the old High Germanic Adalheidis, meaning “noble natured.” It is also a Tagalog name meaning “bright star,” after the goddess of the morning star, and a Samoan name meaning “story” or “tale.”Born in Lebanon in 1989 she won the Miss Lebanon title in 2014. She has also represented her country in the Miss World competition. She has beauty and brains because she graduated from the University of Balamand with a degree in Civil Engineering. However, it wasn’t TV and movies where Sofia gained fame, it was her singing. She has released a couple of albums and is super famous for her music videos and her beauty. She is called a sensual rose. Calafia was first used by 16th-century poet Garci Rodriguez de Montalvo in his epic novel Las Sergas de Esplandian or The Adventures of Esplandian. It was the name of his fictional queen that ruled the Island of California (the inspiration for the American and Mexican States). It is the feminine form of Ali, a companion of the Prophet Muhammud who ruled the Islam nation after his death. Other spellings include Alia, Aliya, or Aaliyah. The double “A” spelling is the most popular in the U.S., ranked #65 in 2020.

A popular choice among our Middle Eastern names for girls, Aisha means “she who lives” or “womanly” in Arabic.A close cousin of the Arabic name Layan, Leen is a typical selection throughout the Arab world (and beyond).

In addition, since she’s 175 cm high yet curvy in all the right places, this long-legged beauty is a sight for sore eyes. She has that kind of natural sex appeal most women dream of having. Nasim is a gender-neutral name prevalent in Lebanon, Pakistan, and Algeria. The Nacim, Nassim, Nesim, and Nessim versions are more common for males, whereas both genders use Nasim and Naseem. Sakinah or Sakina is derived from the Arabic “sukun,” meaning “peace,”“serenity,” or “tranquility.” Sharifa (also spelled Shareefa) is the feminine version of Sharif. In the Middle East, the name is given to descendants of the Islamic Prophet Muhammad. Maryam also has roots in Egypt, derived from the root “mr,” meaning “love” or “beloved.” In Hebrew, Maryam’s meaning is disputed. It may have derived from the root “mr” meaning “bitter” and “yam” meaning “sea,” altogether “drop of the sea.” Or, it could come from “mry,” meaning “rebellious.”Pronounced ra-FEE-kah, Rafiqa is the feminine form of Rafiq, also spelled as Rafeeqa. Even with the added “a,” Rafiqa still sounds a bit manly, which could be good or bad depending on how feminine you want your daughter’s name to be. This film is an exploration of what happens to places in general, and people in particular, once the menfolk abandon an Egyptian village to investigate the greener-grass on the proverbial '... See full summary»

Pronounced MA-lee-kah, Malika is the feminine form of Malik. This majestic name is used all over the globe, with namesakes like American sports journalist Malika Andrews, Moroccan singer Malika Zarra, and model Malika Menard crowned Miss France in 2010. Mona is a TV presenter and personality, and she was born in Lebanon in 1968. Her best-known role is as the host of Talk of the Town on MTV. She’s a bit like the Oprah Winfrey of Arab TV. She gets to chat with politicians, sports stars, singers, actors and all those celebrity types that just love a bit of publicity.

It has also belonged to many famous females, including 1600s Queen of Aceh, Taj ul-Alam, and WNBA champion Taj McWilliams-Franklin. Qamar al-Din, or “Moon of the Religion,” is an apricot juice or nectar that Muslims often consume during the holy month of Ramadan. Also spelled Rim and Rym, Reem is often used in Arabic poetry to describe beautiful women as pure and graceful as deer. Although Reem is primarily given to females, it’s more prevalent for boys in Israel, ranked #78 in 2019.