Abû Jahl – Father of Illiterates

Âliha – gods

Al-Ma'rûf – Which Allâh has permitted (to order one another to perform all kinds of good deeds)

Al-Munkar – Which Allâh has forbidden, (to order one another to abstain from all kinds of bad deeds)

Al­Yasa'â – Elisha

As-Salât, Iqamât­as­Salât – Prayer, call for prayer

Ayûb – Job

Dâwoud – David

Dhan-Nûn – Yûnus, Jonah

Dhul-Kifl – Isaiah

Ezra – 'Uzair

Fir'aun – Pharaoh

Hârûn – Aaron

Iblîs – Satan

Ibrâhim – Abraham

Idrees – Enoch

'Iesa -– Jesus for Christians

Ilâh – Allâh, God

Ilâhan – gods

Iliyâs – Elias

Iliyâs – Ilyâsîn

Injeel – Gospel

Ishâque – Isaac

Ismâ'il – Ishmael

Istawâ – rose over

Jibrael – Gabriel

Jihâd – Fighting in the Path of Allâh

Lout – Lot

Madyan – Midian

Maryam – Mary

Mûsa – Moses for Jews

Muslims – The one who submits to Allâh

Nûh – Noah

Qârûn – Korah

Râbb – Universal Patron, All-in-all Guardian, Sustainer, Sovereign, Nourisher, Regulator, Lord, Perfector

Saba' – Sheba

Sâlih -– Saleh

Shaitân – Satan

Sulaimân – Solomon

Tâghûn – Rebellious

Taurât – Torah

Yahya – John

Ya'jûj and Ma'jûj – Gog and Magog

Ya'qûb – Jacob

Yûnus – Jonah

Yûsuf – Joseph

Zabûr – Psalms

Zakariyâ – Zachariya