Muslim Boys Names A to Z

Discover popular Muslim boy names like Hamza, Faizan, Arham, Rayan and Zaviyar, known for their strong spiritual meanings and cultural roots. Explore a carefully curated list of meaningful Muslim boy names inspired by Islamic tradition and values. Discover a wide range of popular and trendy Islamic boy names, each with special meaning. From timeless Arabic names to modern Persian-inspired choices, each muslim boys names is rich in heritage and significance. When choosing a name with regards to its spiritual meaning or fashionability, choose a name that symbolizes faith, character and values. Start your search of finding the best Islamic name today.

Popular Muslim Boy Names of The Week

Name Meaning
Yazdan Merciful, Kind View Detail
Zarar To Strictly View Detail
Sajawal Adorning, Graceful man, Beautification View Detail
Meesam Happy View Detail
Sahil Riverbank, Coast, Shore, Guide, Leader View Detail
Orhan Meek in spirit or manner. View Detail
Zaviyar Brave, Loin’s Heart View Detail
Noraiz The First Ray Of Sunlight Which Came To Earth View Detail
Zaryan Seeker of wealth View Detail
Khuzaima Gabal Elba Dragon Tree, Name Of A Companion View Detail

10K+ Muslim Boy Names A to Z

Name Meaning
Jurhad He was ibn Khuwaylid Al-Asla View Detail
Iskafi Iskaf is a shoe-maker. View Detail
Frapayau Attainer View Detail
Ghayal Lion View Detail
Nihan Bright; Happy; Morning View Detail
Rajea Permissive Refer View Detail
Hizaq Sharpness, Quickness, Learning The Quran By Heart View Detail
Khayyaam Variant Of Khayyam: Tent Maker View Detail
Muhammad Zohaib Appreciated, ,Leader, King, Gold Or Ocean Of Knowledge View Detail
Afash Heavy Beard Man View Detail
Muhammad Izaan Appreciated, ,Submission, Obedience, Acceptance View Detail
Samam Fast View Detail
Sadqa Charity View Detail
Zaamir Fearful View Detail
Awaid Gentleman View Detail
Mutazz Proud, Mighty View Detail
Ramaz Secretary View Detail
Zakah Wise View Detail
Muhammad Ammar Praiseworthy Glorified,Long-Lived, God-Fearing, Pious View Detail
Muhammad Rahim Appreciated, ,Compassionate View Detail
Shabih Imitation View Detail
Zakhaam Powerful View Detail
Zarish Shining Flower View Detail
Shoaib Ali Who Shows The Right Path, A Guide, Name Of ProphetCousin Brother of Prophet Muhammad (P.B.U. H), Fourth caliph Ali ibn Abi Talib View Detail
Raamis Path guider View Detail
Rahen Weak View Detail
Abul Yusr A great Sahabi who participa View Detail
Aqaab Eagle View Detail
Giraami Respectable, Precious, Dear View Detail
Zeigham Brave View Detail
Khail Group View Detail
Bajih Rejoice View Detail
Alaaudin Variant Of Alaaudeen: Excellence Of Religion View Detail
E'temaad Variant Of E'temad: Faith, Trust View Detail
Ariyan First King; Warrior; That which is View Detail
Frata Flowing View Detail
Sianat Watching, Guarding View Detail
Umr Life View Detail
Zoraq The Boat View Detail
Zaimary Wise, Sensible View Detail
Ghatreef The nation's chief View Detail
Anas Ali Affection, Love, Pleasant Companionship,Cousin Brother of Prophet Muhammad (P.B.U. H), Fourth caliph Ali ibn Abi Talib View Detail
Raahim One who is compassionate, kind and merciful View Detail
Uzaif Gift of God View Detail
Hamari web -- View Detail
Jareem -- View Detail
Muhammad Arsalan Praiseworthy GlorifiedLion, Brave man, Warrior In Afghan View Detail
Farafisa Name of a companion, bin Umayr al-Hanafi View Detail
Huzzaq Ingenious, Clever View Detail
Haider Shah Lion, Virtuous View Detail
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