Muslims express their love and devotion to pivotal figures in Islamic history by giving these figures titles. Shi'a Muslims hold Fatima Zahra, Muhammad's daughter, in special reverence, and give her these titles: A Muslim (Arabic: مسلم) (sometimes also spelled Moslem) is an adherent of Islam. ... Islam (Arabic: ; ( â–¶ (help· info)), the submission to God) is a monotheistic faith, one of the Abrahamic religions and the worlds second-largest religion. ... Shia Islam ( Arabic شيعى follower; English has traditionally used Shiite or Shiite) is the second largest Islamic denomination; some 20-25% of all Muslims are said to follow a Shia tradition. ... Fatima Zahra also called Fatemeh Al Zahraa or Az-Zahra (Arabic: ) was the daughter of the Islamic prophet Muhammad and his first wife Khadija. ... This article is about the prophet. ...

• Aabida (Devout)
• Aadila (Lady who Judges right)
• Aalia (Lady of High Rank)
• Aalima (The Intelligent Lady)
• Aamila (Doer, An Active Lady)
• Afzal al-Nisa (The most supreme of the women)
• Ahad-ul-Akbar
• Arfiya
• Azhra (The chaste)
• Aziza (Respected Lady)
• Basita (Given of Prosperity)
• Batina (Intrinsic)
• Batool (The pure one)
• Batool-e-Izra
• Buzat-il-Rasool
• Daniya (Liberal Lady)
• Durra An-noor (Path of light)
• Fakhr-e-Hajra (Pride of Lady Hajra)
• Farwaia
• Fasiha
• Fateha (Soorah Alhamd of Quran)
• Fatima-tuz-Zehra Salamulaah Allehe
• Fazia
• Habiba (Beloved)
• Hajiya (Pigrim who have performed Hajj)
• Hakima (Philosopher)
• Halima (Gentle Lady)
• Hazira (Ready, Present)
• Hijaziya
• Hirra
• Hissan (Comely & Beautiful)
• Hujjata
• Iftikhar-e-Hawwa (Pride of Lady Eve First Women)
• Ihleya (Wife of Imam Ali)
• Imm-ul-Aaima (Mother of Imams)
• Imm-ul-Abbiya (Mother of her Father)
• Imm-ul-Hasan (Mother of Hasan)
• Imm-ul-Hussein (Mother of Husayn ibn Ali)
• Imm-ul-Kitab
• Imm-ul-Masaib (Sufferer)
• Imm-ul-Mohsin (Mother of Al Muhsin)
• Imm-ul-Sibtain (Mother of Hasan) & Husayn ibn Ali)) Sibtain = Imam Hasan & Imam Hussein
• Insia Hora
• Jaaza
• Jaleela (Great Women)
• Jamila (Beautiful Women)
• Kalima-e-Baqiya
• Karima
• Khair-un-Nisa
• Khatoon-e-Junat (The Lady of Paradise)
• Kokub dari
• Lailat-ul-Qadr (19th, 21st & 23th Night of Ramadan)
• Malik-e-Tatheer
• Mardhiah (The one who pleases God)
• Maryam-e-Kubra (Greater Mary)
• Masooma (Infallible)
• Mastora (The Lady)
• Mehroosa
• Mosofa
• Mubarakah (The blessed)
• Mubarika
• Muhudissa
• Mukhdoma
• Mukhera
• Mukrima
• Mumjida
• Munjiya
• Muqdra
• Murj-ul-Bahrain Yaltaqyan
• Murziya
• Musliya
• Muthara
• Najiba
• Naseeba
• Nasiha
• Nasiya
• Nazeeral-il-Bashr
• Nijiya
• Nooriya
• Nuqya
• Nusbeeha
• Qahira
• Qaima
• Qaria
• Radhiah (The gratified)
• Rafeea (Exalting)
• Raghiba (Desirous)
• Rahija
• Rakiya
• Rashk-e-Aseeya (Pride of Lady Aseeya)
• Razia (Contented, Agreed)
• Razzya
• Sabeea
• Sabeeha
• Sadiqa (Faithful)
• Sahiba (Lady, Mistress)
• Sahib-Hil-Aati
• Saima
• Sajida (Worshipper, Adorer)
• Saleeha (Virtuous)
• Saleema (Perfect)
• Sania
• Sayyeda (Descendent of Prophet Muhammad)
• Sayyeda Aalim
• Shafeea (Advocate)
• Shafeqa (Merciful)
• Shafia (Healer)
• Shahida (Evident)
• Shajra-e-Tayyiba (Lady with Clean Genealogical Tree)
• Shazadi-e-Kauneen (Princess of the Universe)
• Siddiqa (The Truthful)
• Soora Kausr (Sorrah Kausur of Quran)
• Sorat-e-Nafs-e-Kuli
• Tahira (The Virtuous)
• Taqqya (Pious)
• Tehama (Pillar, Prop)
• Waeeba
• Wafiya
• Waleeya
• Wali-e-Khuda (friend of God)
• Waziha
• Zahida (A devout lady)
• Zahira (Visible Lady)
• Zahra (The Lady of light)
• Zakiyah (The chaste)