What is the meaning of the names "Aasiyah," "Aasiyah," and "Shamsiyah," and are they of good meanings? And what is the meaning of the name "Bakar," or "Bukar," or "Bakr"?

One must choose good names and avoid ugly ones. The Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, changed ugly names to good ones due to the name's indication and its effect on its bearer. There is no harm in the names "Shamsiya" and "Asiya"; "Shamsiya" is derived from 'shams' (sun), and its bearer may carry the meaning of radiance and light. "Asiya" has good meanings such as healing and reform. As for "Asiya" (عاصية - disobedient), it is an ugly name, and the Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, changed it to "Jamila" (beautiful). And "Bakr" is a well-known name among Arabs, intended to convey strength and youth, and companions like Abu Bakr Al-Siddiq were named with it.