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
Usman Wise, Most Powerful View Detail
Shuraim Little Gulf / Bay Inlet; Being the View Detail
Khuzaima Gabal Elba Dragon Tree, Name Of A Companion View Detail
Arshan Strong And Brave Man, A Character In Shahnameh (Kavous' Brother) View Detail
Usaid Name of a Sahabi View Detail
Yazdan Merciful, Kind View Detail
Izhaan Submission, Obedience, Follower of God's Rules View Detail
Rehan Scented, Fragrance, A Fragrant Plant View Detail
Noraiz The First Ray Of Sunlight Which Came To Earth View Detail
Sahil Riverbank, Coast, Shore, Guide, Leader View Detail

10K+ Muslim Boy Names A to Z

Name Meaning
Amash Pious View Detail
Aneq Happy Moon View Detail
Hizar Fast Runner View Detail
Izzudin Might Of The Faith View Detail
Ajaweed Generosity, Acts of kindness View Detail
Khan Sahib Respectable Word View Detail
Arkhun Chief, Patriarch View Detail
Mardan Brave, Bold, Fearless View Detail
Faakhri Proud View Detail
Jareh Wounding, Cutter View Detail
Aklaf Lion View Detail
Abad Ahmed Everlasting, EternalPraise Worthy, Noble, Commendable, Name Of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) View Detail
Rasid Guardian View Detail
Darain Religion & The World View Detail
Ghabashir Twilight Of The Morning View Detail
Abdul-fataah Servant Of The Opener (of The Gates Of Sustenance) View Detail
Gabang Whiskered Sound View Detail
Zikr Describe View Detail
Khak Sand / dirt, used to denote View Detail
Dalaj A mufti of Baghdad View Detail
Ragheeb To Love View Detail
Qa'im Upright, Stable View Detail
Ghor -- View Detail
Abul wafa Father Of Loyalty View Detail
Hawis Thought, Idea, Concept View Detail
Zaheed Patient, Enduring View Detail
Abdul-nasser Servant Of The Helper, Granting Victory View Detail
Hameedullah Servant of the All-laudable. View Detail
Qadhi Magistrate, Justice, Judge View Detail
Sandeed NOBLE-MINDED View Detail
Astaan Threshold, gateway. View Detail
Arashk The First King Of The Ashkanian Dynasty View Detail
Arj Ability, intelligence View Detail
Taam Hungry View Detail
Arzhang The House Of Painter MAni, A Character In Shahnameh (a Turanian Champion, Killed By Tus) View Detail
Mesum Abbas Radiant, Symbol Of Beauty View Detail
Raid Leader View Detail
Abzari Seeds, spice, seedsman, one who sows View Detail
Ghadra Dark View Detail
Sovi Guest View Detail
Droon Respectable. View Detail
Halam Wise, Sensible, Clever, Crafty, Artful View Detail
Nouman Gift View Detail
Bechir He who is discerning View Detail
Shaheem Wise View Detail
Abou-Ali Avicenna, Name Of A Famous Iranian Scientist And Philosopher View Detail
Sanaullah Praiser Of God View Detail
Yaamen Right Side View Detail
Abdul-qudus Variant Of Abdul-Qudoos: Servant Of The Most Holy View Detail
Abu' ayyub Father Of Ayyub View Detail
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