Muslim Baby Boy Names Starting with A
Deciding on the name for your baby boy is always a wonderful process, especially if you are searching for a name with a special meaning, religious origin. That is why we are providing the list of 100 Muslim baby boy names starting with A and all are related to Islamic name and have a good meaning. This list provides you with a great variety of names: both the popular ones traced to the Quran and the new fashionable names.
The names have been given with regard to pronunciation, i.e. how it is pronounced, meaning in English, and meaning in Urdu. To make these names even more special we have also provided some Quranic references or Islamic history about this name that how it is related to some important personalities or events of Islamic calendar. Here is a list of unique selected names, to choose the one that is special, easy to remember and congruent with your child.
List of muslim boy names
Name | Pronunciation Guide | Meaning | Meaning in Urdu | Quranic/Islamic History Reference |
Aadam | Aa-dam | The first prophet, Adam | پہلا نبی، آدم | Mentioned in Quran (Surah Al-Baqarah 2:31) as the first human created by Allah. |
Abdullah | Ab-du-lah | Servant of Allah | اللہ کا بندہ | Mentioned in Quran (Surah Al-Imran 3:79), referring to the humility of being a servant of Allah. |
Aamir | Aa-meer | Prosperous, full of life | کامیاب، زندہ دل | Associated with leaders like Prophet Ibrahim, who were prosperous in faith. |
Ahmad | Ah-mad | Most praised | سب سے زیادہ تعریف کیا گیا | Mentioned in Quran (Surah As-Saff 61:6) as a name of Prophet Muhammad. |
Ali | Ah-lee | High, exalted, noble | بلند، عظیم | Cousin of Prophet Muhammad, significant in Quranic context as an exemplary figure. |
Anas | Ah-nas | Affection, friendliness | محبت، دوستی | Noted companion of Prophet Muhammad, mentioned for his service in Hadith. |
Ameen | A-meen | Trustworthy | قابل اعتماد | Describes the Prophet Muhammad in his youth, recognized for his honesty (Surah Al-Anfal 8:20). |
Asad | Ah-sad | Lion, courageous | شیر، بہادر | Reflective of the bravery of companions like Hamza, the uncle of the Prophet. |
Ahsan | Ah-san | The best, most beautiful | سب سے خوبصورت | Mentioned in Quran (Surah Al-Baqarah 2:195) regarding good deeds. |
Azhar | Ah-zar | Radiant, shining | روشن، چمکتا ہوا | Linked to the light of knowledge (Surah Al-Mulk 67:14). |
Azzam | Az-zam | Determined, resolute | پختہ ارادہ | Reflects qualities of strong faith seen in various prophets. |
Ayaz | Ai-yaz | Respectful, modest | احترام کرنے والا | Embodies humility admired in Islamic teachings. |
Afeef | A-feef | Modest, chaste | پارسا | Valued for purity in character, mentioned in Quran (Surah Al-Nur 24:30). |
Arham | Ar-ham | Most compassionate | سب سے مہربان | Related to Allah’s mercy (Surah Al-Baqarah 2:143). |
Azim | A-zeem | Great, magnificent | عظیم | Often used in the context of Allah's greatness (Surah Al-Ankabut 29:46). |
Adnan | Ad-naan | Settler, one who settles | بسانے والا | Considered an ancestor of Prophet Muhammad; significant in lineage but not explicitly mentioned in the Quran. |
Akram | Ak-ram | Most generous | سب سے زیادہ سخی | Mentioned in Quran (Surah Al-Alaq 96:3) regarding the importance of knowledge. |
Areeb | A-reeb | Intelligent, wise | ہوشیار، دانشمند | Reflects wisdom, highly regarded in scholarly pursuits in Islamic history. |
Alim | A-lim | Scholar, knowledgeable | عالم | Referenced in Quran (Surah Al-Mujadila 58:11) about the status of knowledgeable individuals. |
Anmar | An-mar | Builder, architect | معمار | Represents the contributions of builders in Islamic history, like Prophet Nuh. |
Ayman | Ai-man | Blessed, fortunate | بابرکت، خوش قسمت | Associated with goodness and blessings (Surah Al-Infitar 82:13). |
Asim | Aa-sim | Protector, defender | محافظ، نگہبان | Mentioned in Quran (Surah Al-Tahreem 66:11) regarding protection and guardianship. |
Awad | A-wad | A gift | تحفہ | Reflects blessings discussed in various Quranic themes. |
Azaan | A-zaan | Call to prayer | اذان | Integral to Islamic practice, marking the beginning of prayers. |
Adil | A-dil | Just, fair | انصاف پسند | Represents justice, emphasized in Quran (Surah An-Nisa 4:135). |
Aadil | Aa-dil | Just, fair | انصاف پسند | Commonly associated with fairness and righteousness in Islamic history. |
Asfar | As-far | Yellow, bright | زرد، روشن | Often used in poetry to denote brightness and joy. |
Ammar | Am-mar | Long-lived, builder | طویل العمر، معمار | Companion of Prophet Muhammad known for his contributions to the early Muslim community. |
Anshar | An-shar | Helper, supporter | مددگار | Refers to the Ansar, the supporters of the Prophet in Medina (Surah Al-Hashr 59:9). |
Aasif | Aa-sif | Intelligent | ذہین | Reflects wisdom and knowledge, emphasized in Quranic teachings. |
Areef | Aa-reef | Knowledgeable, wise | عالم | Acknowledged for wisdom and learning in the Quran. |
Adib | A-dib | Educated, cultured | تعلیم یافتہ، ثقافتی | Represents the significance of education in Islam, encouraged in various hadiths. |
Ashraf | Ash-raf | Noble, honorable | عظیم، باعزت | Represents nobility and virtue, reflecting the characteristics of the Prophet and his companions. |
Amir | A-mir | Prince, ruler | شہزادہ | Title of leadership in Islamic societies, significant in history. |
Adnaan | Ad-naan | Settler, one who settles | بسانے والا | Important figure in the lineage of Prophet Muhammad. |
Azan | A-zan | Call to prayer | اذان | Represents the Islamic call to prayer, essential for worship. |
Azeem | A-zeem | Great, significant | عظیم | Represents greatness, commonly attributed to Allah. |
Ameer | A-meer | Leader, commander | رہنما، کمانڈر | Often used to describe leadership roles in Islamic history. |
Akbar | Ak-bar | Great, elder | بڑا | Reflects greatness, often used in historical contexts, particularly in the context of rulers. |
Aabid | Aa-bid | Worshipper | عبادت گزار | A devotee of worship, a quality valued in Islam. |
Ahsin | Ah-sin | One who does good | نیک، بہترین | Signifies goodness, emphasized in Quranic teachings. |
Azfar | Az-far | Victorious | فتح مند | Represents success, often mentioned in historical contexts of battles. |
Arif | Ah-reef | Knowledgeable | عالم | Reflects wisdom, highly regarded in Islamic culture and teachings. |
Aakar | Aa-kar | Helper, assistant | مددگار | Represents support, valuable in community settings. |
Anwar | An-war | Luminous | روشن | Linked to light and guidance, significant in Islamic narratives. |
Azhari | Az-ha-ri | Bright, radiant | روشن، چمکتا ہوا | Symbolizes knowledge and brilliance in Islamic scholarship. |
Asmat | As-mat | Noble, respected | معزز | Reflects dignity and honor, significant in character building. |
Aadhav | Aa-dhav | One who brings light | روشنی لانے والا | Reflects enlightenment, often linked to knowledge in Islamic teachings. |
Abdurrahman | Ab-dur-rah-man | Servant of the Most Merciful | رحمٰن کا بندہ | Name of Allah; used frequently in Quran (Surah Al-Rahman). |
Asif | Aa-sif | Clever, intelligent | ذہین | Recognized in Islamic history as the advisor of Prophet Suleiman (Surah An-Naml 27:40). |
Aabir | Aa-bir | The one who brings light | روشنی لانے والا | Reflects hope and guidance in Islamic tradition. |
Ahsaan | Ah-saan | The best, excellence | بہترین، نیک | Mentioned in Quran (Surah Al-Baqarah 2:195) about doing good. |
Aatif | Aa-tif | Kind-hearted | مہربان | Values compassion, emphasized in many Islamic teachings. |
Akif | Aa-kif | Devoted, focused | مخلص | Represents dedication to worship, often seen in Sufi traditions. |
Amjad | Am-jad | Glorious | شاندار | Symbolizes honor and dignity in Islamic history. |
Ayham | Ay-ham | Brave, courageous | بہادر | Reflects qualities of strength found in historical Muslim figures. |
Asrar | As-rar | Secrets | راز | Reflects the hidden knowledge valued in Sufism and Islamic thought. |
Asyraf | As-yraf | Noble, exalted | باعزت | Reflects nobility, often attributed to the Prophet's family. |
Abid | Aa-bid | Worshipper | عبادت گزار | Reflects devotion, emphasized in Quranic contexts. |
Aadi | Aa-di | Beginning, the first | پہلا | Represents new beginnings, often associated with creation in Islam. |
Amine | A-meen | Faithful, trustworthy | قابل اعتماد | Symbolizes loyalty and faith, qualities appreciated in Islamic narratives. |
Abhar | Ab-har | To shine | چمکنا | Symbolizes brightness and clarity, often used in poetry. |
Aashir | Aa-sheer | One who gives life | زندگی دینے والا | Reflects nurturing qualities seen in Quranic stories. |
Akmal | Ak-mal | Perfect | کامل | Represents completeness, associated with Allah's perfection. |
Anish | A-nish | Leader, protector | رہنما، محافظ | Reflects qualities of leadership, valued in Islamic governance. |
Amar | A-mar | Long-lived, prosperous | طویل العمر، کامیاب | Often associated with flourishing communities in Islamic history. |
Abdurrazak | Ab-dur-razak | Servant of the Provider | روزی کا بندہ | Represents dependence on Allah’s provisions, commonly referenced in prayers. |
Aasim | Aa-sim | Protector, defender | محافظ، نگہبان | Mentioned in Quran (Surah Al-Tahreem 66:11) regarding protection. |
Aref | A-ref | Knowledgeable | عالم | Reflects intelligence and scholarship in Islamic thought. |
Arshad | Ar-shad | Guided, directed | ہدایت یافتہ | Represents guidance, significant in Islamic teachings. |
Afnan | Af-nan | Branches, growth | شاخیں، ترقی | Symbolizes growth and prosperity, often mentioned in poetic contexts. |
Abaar | Aa-baar | The one who brings light | روشنی لانے والا | Reflects guidance, often associated with prophetic qualities. |
Abir | Aa-beer | Fragrance, perfume | خوشبو | Symbolizes beauty, often mentioned in Islamic poetry. |
Afsar | Af-sar | Leader | رہنما | Reflects leadership qualities in Islamic history. |
Alif | A-lif | The first letter (symbol of unity) | پہلی حرف | Represents the beginning, often used in poetic contexts. |
Almas | Al-mas | Diamond | ہیرا | Symbolizes value and purity, often referenced in literature. |
Aalim | Aa-lim | Scholar, knowledgeable | عالم | Referenced in Quran (Surah Al-Mujadila 58:11) about the status of the learned. |
Asaad | A-saad | Happy, fortunate | خوشی، خوش قسمت | Represents joy, often found in positive narratives in Islam. |
Azad | A-zad | Free, liberated | آزاد | Reflects independence and freedom, valued in Islamic teachings. |
Afham | Af-ham | Understanding | سمجھنے والا | Represents insight and wisdom, valued in Islamic scholarship. |
Aayat | Aa-yat | Verse (of the Quran) | آیت | Directly refers to verses in the Quran, significant in Islamic context. |
Adheem | A-dheem | Great, mighty | عظیم | Represents greatness, often associated with Allah in the Quran. |
Azaim | A-za-im | Resolute, determined | پختہ ارادہ | Reflects strong will and faith in following Allah’s commands. |
Asghar | As-gh-ar | Younger, junior | چھوٹا | Commonly used to denote younger siblings or relatives. |
Arman | Ar-man | Wish, desire | خواہش | Represents aspirations, valued in Islamic hopes and prayers. |
Anhar | An-har | Rivers | دریا | Symbolizes abundance and sustenance, mentioned in Quranic paradise descriptions. |
Azmi | Az-mi | Resolute, determined | پختہ ارادہ | Related to strength and determination in faith. |
Afaq | A-faq | Horizon | افق | Symbolizes limitless possibilities, often linked to spiritual journeys. |
Aafaq | Aa-faq | Horizon | افق | Represents limitless possibilities; symbolic in Quranic teachings about spiritual journeys. |
Abdulaziz | Ab-dul-aziz | Servant of the Almighty | عظیم کا بندہ | Refers to Allah’s attribute of greatness; often found in Islamic history. |
Aafif | Aa-fif | Chaste, virtuous | پارسا | Represents purity, valued in Quran (Surah Al-Nur 24:30). |
Aban | A-ban | Clear, obvious | واضح | Symbolizes clarity; used in various contexts within Islamic literature. |
Aizaz | Ai-zaz | Honor, dignity | عزت | Reflects respect and honor, valued in Islamic teachings. |
Ayyub | Ay-yub | The repentant | تائب | Prophet Ayyub (Job) is mentioned in Quran (Surah Sad 38:41-44) for his patience and faith. |
Aman | A-man | Peace, safety | امن | Represents tranquility and security, valued in Quranic teachings. |
Aatir | Aa-teer | Fragrant | خوشبودار | Symbolizes pleasantness, often used in poetry. |
Anis | A-nis | Friendly, companionable | دوست | Reflects warmth and companionship; valued in social contexts. |
Aariq | Aa-riq | Bright, clear | روشن | Symbolizes clarity; valued in Quranic narratives about enlightenment. |
Arfan | Ar-fan | Knowledge, understanding | علم | Represents wisdom; valued in Islamic scholarship. |
Aatish | Aa-tish | Fire, passionate | شعلہ | Represents energy and warmth; used metaphorically in literature. |
Asher | Ash-er | Blessed | بابرکت | Represents blessings; linked to positive attributes in Islamic history. |
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