What are the names that are prohibited according to Islamic law?

There are names forbidden by Islamic law, which are not permissible to use for naming. These are: 1. Every name exclusive to Allah Almighty, such as "Al-Khaliq" (the Creator) and "Al-Quddus" (the Holy), or names that befit none but Him, like "Malik Al-Muluk" (King of Kings), and what Ibn Al-Qayyim mentioned, such as "Allah" and "Ar-Rahman" (the Most Merciful). 2. Names that befit none but the Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, such as "Sayyid Walad Adam" (Master of the Children of Adam). 3. Every name that is 'abd (servant of) added to other than Allah Almighty, such as "Abdul-Uzza" (servant of Uzza) and "Abdul-Kaaba" (servant of the Kaaba). 4. Names of idols worshipped besides Allah. 5. Names of devils, such as "Iblis" and "Khanzab".

There are also names disliked by Islamic law, which are: 1. Names with repulsive meanings or pronunciations. 2. Names with soft, sensual meanings, especially for girls. 3. Names of transgressors, actors, and singers. 4. Names that carry meanings of sin and disobedience. 5. Names of Pharaohs and tyrants. 6. Foreign names exclusive to disbelievers. 7. Names of animals known for blameworthy characteristics, such as "Kalb" (dog) and "Himâr" (donkey). 8. Every name added to the word "al-Din" (the religion) or "al-Islam" (Islam) that implies commendation of the person named, such as "Nur al-Din" (Light of the Religion) and "Sayf al-Islam" (Sword of Islam). 9. Names of angels, peace be upon them, especially naming females with them. 10. Names of chapters (Surahs) of the Quran, such as "Taha" and "Yasin". 11. Names that imply commendation, such as "Barrah" (pious) and "Taqi" (devout).