Chief, leader, head
Muslim boy names R–Y
Muslim boy names starting with R to Y: 115 of 521 names, page 5 of 6.
115 of 521 names
One who raises up; Arabic rāfiʿ
Exalted, noble; Arabic rafīʿ
Friend, companion; Arabic rafīq
Exalted one of the faith; Arabic rafīʿ al-dīn
Comfort, rest, relief; Arabic rāḥa
Departure, setting out on a journey; Arabic raḥīl
Merciful; Arabic raḥīm
Most Gracious, the Compassionate; Arabic al-Raḥmān
Mercy of God; Arabic raḥmat Allāh
"Wise" in popular use; Arabic ramz, "a sign, a gesture"
The holy month of Ramadan; Arabic Ramaḍān
Guardian, watcher; Arabic raqīb
Right guidance; Arabic rashād
Rightly guided, of sound judgment; Arabic rashīd
Rightly guided; following the right way
Firm, steadfast; Arabic rāsikh
Messenger; Arabic rasūl
Very kind and merciful; Arabic raʾūf
Thirst quenched; in hadith, the Paradise gate for those who fast
Contentment, approval; Arabic riḍā
Content, well pleased; Arabic raḍī
Calm, dignified; Arabic razīn
The Provider; Arabic al-Razzāq
Fragrant plant, sweet basil
Gardens; Arabic riyāḍ
Good pleasure, God's approval; also the keeper of Paradise
"Spiritual" in popular use; linked to Arabic rūḥ, "soul, spirit"
A hero; Rustam, champion of the Persian Shahnameh
Good fortune, happiness; Arabic saʿd
Patient, enduring; Arabic ṣābir
Truthful; Arabic ṣādiq
Happy, fortunate; Arabic saʿīd
Smooth rock; Arabic ṣafwān, from a root meaning clear, pure
"Shore, coast"; Arabic sāḥil
Enchanter; Arabic sāḥir. Sometimes read as sāhir, "wakeful"
Sword; Arabic sayf
One who fasts; Arabic ṣāʾim
One who bows down in worship
One who prays often; Arabic sajjād
Righteousness of the faith; Arabic ṣalāḥ al-dīn
Safe, sound, whole; Arabic salīm
Safe, secure; often given as "peaceful"
Companion in night-time talk; in Sanskrit, a different word, "breeze"
Shining brightly; Arabic thāqib, a star that pierces the dark
Exalted, honoured; Persian sar-farāz, "head held high"
Sharp as a sword, resolute; Arabic ṣārim
Chief, leader; Persian sarwar
Pride, dignity, glory; from Arabic-Persian shān
A name of Imam Husain; popularly "handsome"
Fresh, flourishing; Persian shād-āb, "full of water"
Compassionate, kind; Arabic shafīq
Royal falcon; Persian shah-bāz
A royal white falcon
Famous, renowned; Arabic shahīr
Witness; one who tells what he has seen
Cherisher of kings; Persian shāh, king, and nawāz
"Royal face" in popular use; Persian shāh-rukh, a noble title
Prince; Persian shāh-zād, "born of a king"
Ornament of the king; Persian shāh and zeb
Handsome, well-formed; Urdu shakīl, from Arabic shakl, "form"
Grateful, thankful; Arabic shākir
"Fragrance, scent"; Arabic shamīm
Sun; Arabic shams
"Sword"; from Persian shamsher, a curved sabre
Noble, honourable; Arabic sharīf
Rising sun; Arabic shāriq
Might, majesty; Arabic shawka, literally "a thorn"
Worthy, deserving; Persian shāyān
Name of a Quranic prophet; popularly "one who shows the right path"
Eminently truthful; Arabic ṣiddīq, title of Abu Bakr
Alexander; the Persian form of Alexander the Great's name
Lamp; Arabic sirāj, also a name for the sun
The star Canopus; Arabic suhayl
Son of Rustam in the Shahnameh; popularly "illustrious"
Glory, praise (to God); Arabic subḥān
"Fast-moving" in popular use; a classical Arabic name
Reddish-haired; a diminutive from Arabic aṣhab
Solomon; the Hebrew name is explained as "peaceful"
Ruler; Arabic sulṭān, "power, authority"
Radiance, glow; Persian tābish
Tabriz, the Persian city; recalls Shams Tabrizi
"Pure" in popular use; the Quranic letters Ṭā Hā (20:1)
Pure, clean; Arabic ṭāhir
Praise, approval; Arabic taḥsīn, "making beautiful"
Iron; Persian tīmūr, from Turkic
"Fruitful tree" in popular use; Arabic ṭalḥa, "an acacia tree"
Seeker, student; Arabic ṭālib
Strong, complete; Arabic tamīm
Illumination, enlightenment; Arabic tanwīr, from nūr, "light"
Night visitor; the star of the night, or morning star
"Greeting, salutation"; also "submission"; Arabic taslīm
Success through God's help; Arabic tawfīq
Praise, description; Arabic tawṣīf
Good, pure; Arabic ṭayyib
Little servant of God; Arabic ʿubayd
Long-lived; a diminutive from Arabic ʿumr, "life"
Lion; Arabic usāma
"Wise" in popular use; Arabic ʿuthmān, "a young bustard"
Helper; the Quranic ʿUzayr, identified with Ezra
Generous giver; Arabic wahhāb, "the Bestower"
One, unique; Arabic wāḥid
Finder; Arabic wājid, also "wanting nothing"
Loving; Arabic wāmiq, hero of the romance Wamiq and Azra
Dignity, calm gravity; Arabic waqār
Heir; Arabic wārith
Handsome; marked with beauty
One who praises; Arabic wāṣif, "describer"
John the Baptist's Quranic name; Arabic for "he lives"
Jacob; Hebrew Yaʿaqov, "heel-catcher"
A name of the Prophet in tradition; the Quranic letters Yā Sīn
Easy, gentle; often given as "wealthy" in popular use
Helper, friend; Persian yāwar
The prophet Jonah; Hebrew for "dove"
The prophet Joseph; Hebrew Yosef, "let him add"
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