"Refuge, protection"; Arabic root ʿ-w-dh
Muslim boy names M–Q
Muslim boy names starting with M to Q: 113 of 521 names, page 4 of 6.
113 of 521 names
"Protected, preserved"; Arabic maḥfūẓ
Skilled, expert
"Praiseworthy"; Arabic maḥmūd
"Glorious"; Arabic majīd, also a name of God
"Glorious, noble"; Arabic mājid
"King"; Arabic malik, also a title of honour
"Trustworthy"; Arabic maʾmūn
Aided by God; victorious
"Approved, accepted"; Arabic manẓūr, "seen"
"Accepted, approved"; Arabic maqbūl
"Intended, aim"; Arabic maqṣūd
"Well known"; also "kindness, a good deed"
"Grateful"; Arabic mashkūr, "thanked, appreciated"
"Fortunate, happy"; Arabic masʿūd
"Innocent"; Arabic maʿṣūm, "protected, blameless"
"Joyful, glad"; Arabic masrūr
"Strong, firm"; al-Matīn is a name of God
"Manifestation, appearance"; Arabic maẓhar
"Beloved"; Arabic maḥbūb
"Rightly guided"; Arabic mahdī
"Moonlight"
"Ascension"; Arabic miʿrāj, "a ladder"
"Who is like God?"; the archangel Mikail of the Quran
"Clear path"; Arabic minhāj, "an open road"
"Lamp"; Arabic miṣbāḥ (Quran 24:35)
"Torch, lamp"; Arabic mashʿal
"One who loves"; Arabic muḥibb
"Reviver of the faith"; Arabic muḥyī + dīn
Benefactor, one who does good
"Helper, supporter"; Arabic muʿīn
"Helper of the faith"; Arabic muʿīn + dīn
"Giver of honour"; Arabic muʿizz
"Believer, faithful"; Arabic muʾmin
"Honoured, exalted"; Arabic muʿaẓẓam
"Blessed"; Arabic mubārak
"Bringer of good news"; Arabic mubashshir
"Clear, evident"; Arabic mubīn
"Wrapped in a cloak"; title of Surah 74
"Preferred, favoured"; Arabic mufaḍḍal
Much praised; the name of the Prophet of Islam
"One who strives"; Arabic mujāhid
"One who answers"; al-Mujīb is a name of God
"Chosen"; a title of Hasan ibn ʿAli
"Honoured, respected"; Arabic mukarram
"Chosen"; Arabic mukhtār
"Distinguished, eminent"; Arabic mumtāz
"Illuminated, radiant"; Arabic munawwar
"One who turns to God"; Arabic munīb
"Luminous, radiant"; Arabic munīr
"One who waits"; Arabic muntaẓir
"Sacred, holy"; Arabic muqaddas
"Desired, wished for"; Arabic murād
"Guide"; Arabic murshid, a spiritual guide
"Chosen, approved"; a title of ʿAli ibn Abi Talib
Moses; Hebrew for "drawn out of the water"
"Strong" in popular use; Arabic muṣʿab, "a chief"
"Honoured, exalted"; Arabic musharraf
"Longing, eager"; Arabic mushtāq
Chosen, selected; an epithet of the Prophet
"Upright, straight"; Arabic mustaqīm
"Purified, pure"; Arabic muṭahhar
"Victorious"; Arabic muẓaffar
"Wrapped up"; title of Surah 73
Noble, excellent; also sagacious and generous
Companion, close friend
Rare, precious; Arabic nādir
Bliss, delight; Arabic naʿīm
Precious, excellent; Arabic nafīs
Beneficial, useful; Arabic nāfiʿ
Star; Arabic najm
Noble, generous; Arabic najīb
Star of the faith; Arabic najm al-dīn
Chief, leader; Arabic naqīb
Pure; Arabic naqī
Fortune, one's lot; Arabic naṣīb, "a share"
Breeze; Arabic nasīm
Helper; Arabic naṣīr
Helper of the faith; Arabic naṣīr al-dīn
Sincere adviser; Arabic nāṣiḥ
Helper, supporter; Arabic nāṣir
Help or victory of God; Arabic naṣr Allāh
Generous; Arabic nawfal, "a munificent man"
"Blessing" in popular use; Arabic nuʿmān, "blood"
"Happy" in popular use; Persian Naushād, a city famed for beauty
Good news, glad tidings
Ruler, nobleman; Urdu nawwāb, "a governor"
"Kind, generous" in popular use; Persian navāz, "one who cherishes"
Clean, pure; Arabic naẓīf
Arranger, organiser; Arabic nāẓim
Warner, herald; Arabic nadhīr
Sacrifice, devotion; Urdu nisār, "an offering"
Prayer, longing, offering; Persian niyāz
Order, arrangement; Arabic niẓām
Order of the faith; Arabic niẓām al-dīn
Light of the faith; Arabic nūr al-dīn
Rest; the Prophet Noah, Arabic Nūḥ
Little leopard; Arabic numayr, from namir
Long-lived, flourishing; from Arabic ʿumr, "life"
"Gifted" or "little wolf"; Arabic Uways, from aws
Victorious, fortunate
All-powerful; Arabic qadīr
Capable, powerful; Arabic qādir
Standing firm, steadfast; Arabic qāʾim
Name of Majnun, Laila's lover; Arabic Qays
Emperor; Arabic qaiṣar, from "Caesar"
Moon; Arabic qamar
Moon of the faith; Arabic qamar al-dīn
One who distributes, who shares out
Strong, powerful; Arabic qawī
Everlasting, self-subsisting; Arabic qayyūm
Sacrifice, offering; Arabic qurbān
Axis or pole of the faith; Arabic quṭb al-dīn
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