Should the name of the baby girl, "A'immah," be changed because it is unsuitable for girls? What are some good Islamic names suggested for girls? Are the names "Ayra" and "Irha'a" suitable, with the possibility of deriving the name "Irha'a" from the Quranic word "rahw," to choose a name with an Islamic meaning that signifies peace, harmony, and happiness?

Firstly: The name "A'immah" is not suitable for a girl because it is the plural of the word "Imam," which refers to a male. It should be changed, especially if it causes problems for your daughter.

Secondly: "Irha'" means tranquility, which is a good meaning. There is no objection to naming with it unless it is extremely unusual, as the basic principle for names is permissibility unless prohibited by Sharia or custom.

Thirdly: The name "Ira" is the name of a Hindu deity, so it should be avoided to prevent glorifying polytheistic deities or imitating their followers. Parents should choose good and familiar names from the names of prophets and righteous people.