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 name 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
Ruhaan Kindhearted, Compassionate, Spiritual, As Pure Spirits View Detail
Meesam Happy View Detail
Hayyan Alive, Living one, Lively View Detail
Yarim God, Roots View Detail
Aliyar High, Elevated, Champion, Eminent View Detail
Ruham Merciful; Kind View Detail
Orhan Meek in spirit or manner. View Detail
Mahbeer Brave View Detail
Zoraiz Spreader Of Light, Distributor Of Light. View Detail
Shazil Flag; Banner; Royalty; Beauty; View Detail

10K+ Muslim Boy Names A to Z

Name Meaning
Asali Sweet As Honey View Detail
Haider Ali Lion, bloodthirsty, tiger lion, Hazrat Ali, Haider Qarar, title of Hazrat Ali, chief of paradise View Detail
Now Light View Detail
Zaafar Helper, Assistant View Detail
Abdal-karim Servant Of The Generous One View Detail
Chamali Cupbearer To Fall View Detail
Mudabbar The Companion Paddy Scented View Detail
Muhammad Maaz Appreciated, Name Of The Last Prophet Of Allah (SWT), One Who Demands View Detail
Aasim Ali Shield, Protector, Guardian, RescuerCousin Brother of Prophet Muhammad (P.B.U. H), Fourth caliph Ali ibn Abi Talib View Detail
Aaron Hussain Exalted One, Enlightened, High MountainGood, Handsome, Beautiful View Detail
Hanoof Really View Detail
Arief In Indonesian meaning is : wise View Detail
Arsul Messengers View Detail
Otar Pasture, meadow View Detail
Abbad Worshiper Of Allah View Detail
Naayaab Variant Of Nayab: Rare, Precious View Detail
Yashal Fresh View Detail
Himmat Ambition, endeavour View Detail
Abdal-malik Servant Of The King View Detail
Abdul Jawwad Slave of the Bountiful View Detail
Bahzar Active, Noble View Detail
Behnam Reputable (someone With Honorable Name) View Detail
Peroz Successful victorious View Detail
Badru Variant Of Badar: Full Moon View Detail
Tawaab To Repent View Detail
Asbat More Reliable, Steadier View Detail
Kaka Child View Detail
Yaunis Pillar, Member View Detail
Aruz Poetry, Poem View Detail
Mehrak A Character In Shahnameh View Detail
Jamiel Handsome View Detail
Lizam To Order View Detail
Raahil Path guider View Detail
Sheeth The Biblical Seth Is The English Language Equivalent View Detail
Qanat Worship View Detail
Abdel-lafif Variant Of Abdal Lafif: Servant Of The Kind One View Detail
Masoud Happy, Lucky View Detail
Aalama Very Learned Person, Very Wise View Detail
Ajnur Moonlight, glow of the oon. View Detail
Fayiz Winner View Detail
Fazl Courtesy, Noble Deed, Superiority View Detail
Karobi Proximate angel View Detail
Zaha It's Daytime View Detail
Taiem Fan View Detail
Aswah Leader View Detail
Dabbah Latch, door lock View Detail
Shahzaada Variant Of Shahzada: Prince, King's Son View Detail
Isaad To Help, To Support View Detail
Matlub Wanted, Unknown View Detail
Gairim Singing In Praise View Detail
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