5388 Arabic Baby Boy Names With Meanings

Arabic Treasures that embody grace and virtue.

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Arabic boy names are known for their deep connection with Islamic culture and heritage. These names represent Islamic virtues and values and are inspired by verses from the Quran or the names of prominent prophets, companions, and revered figures in Islamic history. Arabic is one of the most spoken languages in the world, especially in North Africa and the Middle East, and is the official language of countries including Saudi Arabia, Iraq, and Egypt (1). This has led to a diversity in the names that differ in spelling and pronunciation. So, parents have more options to choose from, and they can select the one that stands for qualities or traits they would like their child to imbibe. Furthermore, traditional Arabic names continue to appeal to many parents; for example, names such as Muhammad, Ahmed, Ali, and Omar have withstood the test of time and are popular even in the modern world. These names are known to carry profound meanings rooted in faith. For instance, Muhammad meaning ‘praised one’ has been a popular name in the Arab tradition for centuries. In addition to the classic names, modern Arabic baby boy names have also gained popularity in recent years. Like traditional names, these modern Arabic names also draw inspiration from Arabic history and culture while taking on a contemporary twist. Names with fresh new spellings, such as Zayd, Reuf, or Yosif, which are modern renditions of the classic ones, can be considered for baby boys. Below is a comprehensive collection of Arabic baby boy names with their respective meanings. These names stand for strength and wisdom and are symbols of grace and compassion. Every name is unique and has its special charm. Dive into the beauty of Arabic linguistic and cultural nuances as you select the best name for your little one.

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Name	Gender	Meaning
Asjid	Boy	A person who prays to God
Askar	Boy	Army; Fighter; Warrior; Defender
Askari	Boy	Soldier
Aslam	Boy	Healthy; Safer; Freer
Asliraf	Boy	A boy who is honored
Asmar	Boy	Deep yellow
Asmaro	Boy	Brown
Asmir	Boy	A Boy who is active and popular
Asmira	Unisex	One who entertains
Asooda	Boy	A person who is very prosperous and happy

Asraf	Boy	A person who is without grief
Asrar	Boy	Secrets and mysteries
Assad	Boy	Lion
Assalam	Boy	One who is converted to Islam
Assil	Unisex	Bold, courageous, sincere
Asucena	Boy	Lily flower
Aswab	Boy	The one who is the best
Aswad	Boy	Black
Asylbek	Boy	Noble and precious master or chieftain
Ata	Boy	Gift; One of the twins; Ancestor; Predecessor

Ataa	Boy	Gift; One of the Twins; Ancestor; Predecessor
Ataallah	Boy	A Boy who is Allah's gift
Ataalrahman	Boy	A Boy who is considered as the gift of the beneficient
Atabuk	Boy	Protector; The guard of others
Atallah	Boy	Gift of Allah
Atash	Boy	Fire
Ataubaq	Boy	A handsome and a helpful person
Ataullah	Boy	Gift of Allah
Ataurrahman	Boy	A gift from Allah
Ateeb	Boy	Virtuous and devoted to God

Ateeqa	Boy	Ancient and Noble
Atef	Boy	A kind hearted Boy
Atf	Boy	Kindness, favor and affection
Atfat	Boy	Affection; Compassion
Athar	Boy	Generous and pristine
Athazaz	Boy	A person who remains a mystery
Atheel	Boy	One who is high in status or nobility
Atheer	Boy	Light reflected from a sword's blade; A person of high status and good qualities
Athil	Boy	Someone who is firmly rooted
Athir	Boy	A person who can be honored

Athmane	Boy	They are family oriented and have a protective spirit
Atia	Boy	Ancient
Atiah	Boy	One who is always ready
Atif	Boy	Kind one; Generous; Sympathetic; Compassionate
Atifat	Boy	Kindness and Sympathy
Atik	Boy	The black cloth of the Kabba
Atika	Boy	A noble and humble person
Atiq	Boy	Ancient
Atir	Boy	The fragrant; An aromatic name
Atiya	Boy	Gift

Atqa	Boy	A sincere girl
Attaf	Boy	Protector of the weak and oppressed
Attar	Boy	Perfume maker
Attiah	Boy	A person like a god who helps others
Attiq	Boy	Antique
Atuf	Boy	A loving person
Atufa	Boy	A kind and a merciful Boy
Atun	Boy	An educator
Atyab	Boy	Noble and an excellent Boy
Atyaf	Boy	A person full of fantasies

Aubeidulla	Boy	A noble son; learned person; a guide
Auj	Boy	Zenith; The climax
Aula	Boy	Another name for Prophet Muhammed
Auraq	Boy	Dust colored, or sand colored
Aus	Boy	Giving natured people; Gifted being
Ausaf	Boy	One who is filled with virtues; merit
Autar	Boy	One who fulfills desires and wishes
Avid	Boy	One who has lot of wisdom and is accepted by all
Avyanna	Unisex	Beautiful; Strong; Powerful
Awaan	Boy	One who is of the finest quality

Awad	Boy	Reward; Compensation; Kind; Tender-hearted; Compassionate
Awadil	Boy	Justice and fairness; One who is fair and just
Awais	Boy	A gifted individual
Awaiz	Boy	One who is decorated and decked
Awamil	Boy	Active; Effective; One who has a role
Awamiri	Boy	Long-lived
Awan	Boy	Moment; Time
Awanah	Boy	A middle-faced individual
Awani	Boy	Helper; Supporter
Awatef	Unisex	One who is filled with passions and emotions

Awaz	Boy	Giver of restitution; Tune or melody
Awf	Boy	A willow tree; One who cannot be tamed; Nice smell
Awj	Boy	Height; Pinnacle; Top
Awlya	Boy	Good friend and companion
Awmar	Boy	Long-lived; One who has a long life
Awn	Boy	A helper and a supporter
Awrad	Boy	Rose-colored; Rosy; One with healthy and youthful-looking skin
Aws	Boy	Name of a big tree
Awwab	Boy	A pious, devoted and God-fearing person
Awwal	Boy	A servant of Allah

Ayaaz	Boy	A king; Respected and enduring
Ayad	Boy	Benefit; Blessing; Profit
Ayamin	Boy	One who is blessed; The blessed one
Ayatullah	Boy	The sign of Allah
Ayaz	Boy	Cool night breeze; a royal breeze
Aybak	Boy	Refers to Qutb-Ud-Din Aibak; Slave or messenger
Aydah	Unisex	Returner; Visitor of the sick
Aydeen	Unisex	Radiant, helpful, kind-hearted
Ayeesa	Boy	A woman who brings happiness
Ayeesah	Boy	A woman bringing joy and prosperity

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Arabic boy names embody humility, kindness, and devotional strength. These names have a poetic quality that makes them stand out from the rest and reflect the believers’ profound respect for the almighty. Their spiritual connection keeps them deeply rooted in Islamic history and tradition, thus influencing one’s spiritual growth. You may choose a classic name that inclines towards a more traditional character or opt for modern names, as every Arabic name holds a special meaning and stands for values held high in Islam.

Infographic: Most Inspiring Arabic Baby Boy Names

Arabic names find their origins in Islam. These names reflect a long line of history and tradition. The Quran inspires many boy names, while others have Persian or Indian roots. They are thoughtful and denote strong virtues and qualities. This infographic will have you discover some of the most impactful Arabic names for boys.

powerful arabic names perfect for your little one (infographic)

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What are some factors to consider when choosing an Arabic boy name for your child?

If you are looking for Arabic names for your baby boy, look for the meaning of the name and the qualities that it reflects (ex: Kareem means generous and honorable, Malik means king); the historical and cultural significance of the name, (ex: Umar meaning ‘long-lived’ and ‘flourished,’ was the name of the second caliph of Islam, ‘Umar ibn al-Khaṭṭāb’; the popularity of the name (ex: Muhammad, Ali, Ibrahim and Malik have ranked among the top 100 Arabic boy names in the US); the ease of pronunciation and spelling (names such as Zayn and Tariq are short and easy to spell), and ultimately your personal preference.

2. What are some common themes or symbols found in Arabic boy names?

The common themes that one can notice in Arabic names are of devotion (Abrar, Afaf, and Atqa), religious significance (Iman, Rohaan, Aayat), culture, tradition (Muhammad, Omar, Nasir), and spirituality.

3. What are some Arabic boy names that have been adapted or borrowed by other cultures?

There are several Arabic names that have been adapted by other Muslim and non-Muslim cultures such as Persian, Turkish, Uzbek, and Tazik. Some of them include Ali, Ahmad, Omar, Adam, and Jamal.

4. How have Arabic boy names evolved over time, and what factors have influenced these changes?

Over the years, several factors including modernization, islamic traditions, geographical influences, social factors, and personal preferences have influenced Arabic names.

5. Are there any trends or patterns in the meanings or themes of Arabic boy names that have emerged in recent years?

Several naming trends have emerged in recent years including a rise in the liking of Arabic boy names that reflect modern virtues such as peace and harmony (ex: Aman, Arab) nature-inspired names (ex: Laith, Daysam), names that are shorter and easier to pronounce (Ali, Omar, Hamza), and revival of traditional Arabic boy names.

6. What Arabic boy names mean God's gift?

Examples of Arabic baby boy names that mean ‘Gift of God’ are Ataullah, Aayan, Jad, and Hanz.

7. What Arabic boy names mean healer?

Haakim or Hakym, Shafi, and Darman are a few examples of Arabic names for boys that resonate with the meaning ‘healer.’

8. What boy name means guardian in Arabic?

Asim (which can also be spelled as Asem, Aasem or Assim) is an Arabic name for boys that means guardian, defender, or savior.

9. What is the Arabic name of victory?

Arabic names which bear the meaning ‘victory’ or ‘triumph’ include Zafar, Azfaar, Intisar and Nasr.

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