What is the ruling on being named "Maha," "Fairuz," or "Rima"? Are these Arabic names that conform to the Islamic religion? And what are the best names for girls in Islam?

The Sharia does not specify a preference for certain names for girls. However, it has set guidelines for choosing beautiful names that convey pleasant and auspicious meanings. Indeed, the Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, changed ugly names to beautiful ones. It is recommended to choose names of righteous women, such as the female companions and others, because of the impact this has on a girl's behavior and character. As for the names "Maha," "Fairuz," and "Rima," there is no objection to naming with them, because the default rule for names is permissibility and lawfulness, and they do not contain meanings that are reprehensible in Sharia. "Maha" is an Arabic name indicating beauty and clarity, "Rima" is an Arabic name referring to a beautiful gazelle, and "Fairuz" is a Persian name meaning a precious stone, and it is a common name with no harm in using it.